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S and S
QUOTE(Chris Parker @ May 30 2008, 05:59 AM) *
QUOTE(S and S @ May 29 2008, 11:28 PM) *
Any Iraqi refugee who has an approved immigration petition is eligable for refugee processing at any of the refugee processing centers. These places include Jordan, Egypt, Syria, Turkey and Lebanon. The US department of state website has all the information you might want on the process. Just google "Iraqi refugee processing" and look for any links to their site. USCIS also has some good information you may want to look at. Once you send your application (which allows you to indicate which country you wish to do the refugee processing in), it takes about 4 to 6 months for the family member(s) to be in the United States.

She is not an Iraqi refugee. She is a U.S. citizen who never lived in the USA but is living in Iraq wiith a non-USC natural daughter and spouse. She is trying to file the IR petition itself for her daughter to come to USA.


I am not an Iraqi refugee either. I am a US citizen and my husband is an Iraqi. This is why I am giving this suggestion of trying the refugee process, because I have been going through the same thing with my husband. From the sounds of things, as you have helped her, her daughter's process is different. I am just suggesting what she can do for her husband. I know they have not started their life in the US and things will be difficult when they first get here. If her husband could come as a refugee, they will give him a place to live, furniture, food and some money to survive. This could be a lot of help for her. Her husband already has the approved I-130 that he needs to qualify for refugee processing as a spouse of a US citizen. Now, if they don't want to do things that way, I understand. I just wanted to let her know that this option is available to her. It also means that her husband would not need an affadavit of support since he would come as a refugee so she wouldn't need to have her friend sign one for her husband if she went this way instead.
saruca83
I-864W

Oh this is so frustrating. I already sent the full affidavit of support and now they say we only needed the I-864W exemption.

Do you need to submit any type of support with the I-864W or is it just the one page signed? My boyfriend is trying to bring his daughter here. Does he need proof that he has lived in the US for more than 5 years and that she is in his custody?? What would we show as proof?

~Sarah


QUOTE(trailmix @ Oct 27 2007, 05:53 PM) *
QUOTE(majedalanni @ Oct 27 2007, 01:10 PM) *
HI

How my daughter can enter USA!? and she didnt have a visa or somthing.
The immigration proccess need to be complete in embassy with I-864 and prove I have a job and domclin to permet she goto USA.


Regards
Susan


Hi Susan,

Chris is right, your daughter won't need an affidavit of support instead you will just fill out the I-864W: Link to I-864W. First you start with the I-130 though as usual.

Good point Chris, I think I have read this before but couldn't remember any details good.gif

majedalanni
Dears

At last I got the Visa to Amman and I will travel in July 20, 2008 so I fill I-130 to my daughter I will prepare both I-864 and I-864W and let the Embassy choose any one but let they finish it fast biggrin.gif


Regards
Kathryn41
Oh that is good news. Good luck with your journey. May you be safe and successful.
majedalanni
Dear

I fill I-130 for my daughter, the Embassy request for my husband passport to get the visa for him but they give another final interview for my daughter and AGIAN I will request a visa for them to AMMAN tongue.gif

But sounds good

Regards
Yiyi and Chris
QUOTE(majedalanni @ Oct 2 2007, 05:42 PM) *
Dear Sir

My name Susan Khalid ,I am a US citizen live whole my life in IRAQ . I got my citizenship by born in Colorado in 1977 and I stay in USA just only two months and then back to IRAQ and stay in it till know and I had new passport type P valid to 2015 I renew it from US embassy in Jordan.


This is my story:

I married in 23-Dec-2004 and I had one child (both my husband and daughter are IRAQI citizen).

The terrorist try to kill my husband because they know he is married a (US citizen) So I escape from Baghdad to Sulymainia north of IRAQ but I leave every thinkg in Baghdad (my house, my car).

I decide to travel to USA with my family ( My husband and My daughter),
but I see it must need a sponsor and I must fill the I-864 form!!!

But I'm not meet the minimum requirement of I-864 and I don't know any one in USA to be a joint sponsor or I can't go to USA without my daughter because her age is one year and half so she need alot of care.

So I need a way to travel to USA and live in peace and safe with my family? (Please I dont need link to web sites because I read them all , I need advise)

Please Your fast response are appreciated.


Regards
Susan Khalid
+9647701103313



TODAY IS YOUR BDAY!!!

majedalanni
QUOTE(Yiyi and Chris @ Aug 10 2008, 03:48 AM) *
QUOTE(majedalanni @ Oct 2 2007, 05:42 PM) *
Dear Sir

My name Susan Khalid ,I am a US citizen live whole my life in IRAQ . I got my citizenship by born in Colorado in 1977 and I stay in USA just only two months and then back to IRAQ and stay in it till know and I had new passport type P valid to 2015 I renew it from US embassy in Jordan.


This is my story:

I married in 23-Dec-2004 and I had one child (both my husband and daughter are IRAQI citizen).

The terrorist try to kill my husband because they know he is married a (US citizen) So I escape from Baghdad to Sulymainia north of IRAQ but I leave every thinkg in Baghdad (my house, my car).

I decide to travel to USA with my family ( My husband and My daughter),
but I see it must need a sponsor and I must fill the I-864 form!!!

But I'm not meet the minimum requirement of I-864 and I don't know any one in USA to be a joint sponsor or I can't go to USA without my daughter because her age is one year and half so she need alot of care.

So I need a way to travel to USA and live in peace and safe with my family? (Please I dont need link to web sites because I read them all , I need advise)

Please Your fast response are appreciated.


Regards
Susan Khalid
+9647701103313



TODAY IS YOUR BDAY!!!




OH


many thinks dear

Hope all we happy

Regards
S and S
Susan, I hope things are moving along with your case. Its been a long road for you!
majedalanni
Dears

I go to Jordan and start my daughter case and they give finall apointment interver for her and they put a visa on my husband passport.

and back again to same problem visa to Jordan

I request for visa and wait 65 days to answer and they reject , I am afraid I losing every thing I do , because as u know the USA visa is valid for 6 months and if I request another visa to my daughter maybe it takes three month and reject it again.
what shell I do ?

I send email to us embassy told them that and I told them can I send documents by mail ie without interview.

Regards
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Chris Parker
I don't really think there is much more we can say to help you at this point. You have to work this out with the embassy that is doing the visa processing.

It is a shame you couldn't get all the necssary interviewing for you daughter done when you did get to go there. Yes, your husband now has 6-months to make his initial U.S. entry. However, if your daughter can't make her visa interview, they can simply reschedule it; it is not like starting all over again from the beginning. You did ultimately get the visa to Jordan for your daughter the first time, so why is it you cannot get it again now that you even have an appointment notice? You might be able to get your daughter's visa processing done without her reappearing, but again that is up to the embassy and based on your circumstances.

Good luck!
majedalanni
the Jordan country is do visa randomly because I already send all document to them with my US passport .
So I wait the embassy reply hoping they said we dont need another interview.


Regards

S and S
If you can prove you have citizenship to the United States and that your husband has a visa to the United States, then they shouldn't care about your daughter if you just fly into Jordan or go to the border. It is worth trying. My husband had to go fly there and take his chances, it worked the second time for him (via the airport). They let him in and he didn't have a US visa.
majedalanni
I try
but it cost me about 1700$ smile.gif

regards
S and S
How is everything going? Have you worked out anything yet so you and your family can come to the US? I am so sorry for all the difficulties you have faced.
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