Hey everyone, I am a peruvian-american born here in the states. I met my wife and married her last Nov 25th 2006. I filed for her on april 24th with the i130 and just last week i mailed in the ds230 part1 and 2. Now what is next?
Also any advise on what i will need for the interview? My passport has many many entries to peru this year alone as i have made quite a few weekend trips to be with her. Will this be enough evidence? What else would i need? I dont have cell phone bills since i use a calling card to call peru. Any advise?
I was married once before and after 2 years i got my first wife her papers as she was an illegal, the 4th year she left me. Would this compromise my new wife in any way?
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Hi Martin and welcome to VJ! You're best bet is to ask these questions in the K3 forum, if that's what you've applied for or the CR-1 forum. I can't tell by the info you have supplied here, but my guess is CR-1.
Good luck!
Good luck!
Welcome to VJ and good luck on your journey!!!
Welcome to VJ Martin. 
Good luck with your process
Good luck with your process
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QUOTE(julezabelle @ Nov 28 2007, 08:14 PM) 
Hi Martin and welcome to VJ! You're best bet is to ask these questions in the K3 forum, if that's what you've applied for or the CR-1 forum. I can't tell by the info you have supplied here, but my guess is CR-1.
Good luck!
Good luck!
I petitioned for my wife to come as a resident. I filed with the i130. Would that be the cr-1?
QUOTE(Martin11581 @ Nov 29 2007, 08:55 AM)
QUOTE(julezabelle @ Nov 28 2007, 08:14 PM)
Hi Martin and welcome to VJ! You're best bet is to ask these questions in the K3 forum, if that's what you've applied for or the CR-1 forum. I can't tell by the info you have supplied here, but my guess is CR-1.
Good luck!
Good luck!
I petitioned for my wife to come as a resident. I filed with the i130. Would that be the cr-1?
yes.
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Hey martin, chad here, welcome and good luck on your journey!
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Hi Martin, Pleasure to "meet" you.
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Welcome Martin Good luck to you.
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Welcome.
Welcome and good luck!
Welcome to VJ!
QUOTE(Wacken @ Dec 16 2007, 09:02 PM)
Welcome to VJ!
thanks for the welcome !
QUOTE(Martin11581 @ Nov 28 2007, 09:31 AM)
Hey everyone, I am a peruvian-american born here in the states. I met my wife and married her last Nov 25th 2006. I filed for her on april 24th with the i130 and just last week i mailed in the ds230 part1 and 2. Now what is next?
Also any advise on what i will need for the interview? My passport has many many entries to peru this year alone as i have made quite a few weekend trips to be with her. Will this be enough evidence? What else would i need? I dont have cell phone bills since i use a calling card to call peru. Any advise?
I was married once before and after 2 years i got my first wife her papers as she was an illegal, the 4th year she left me. Would this compromise my new wife in any way?
Also any advise on what i will need for the interview? My passport has many many entries to peru this year alone as i have made quite a few weekend trips to be with her. Will this be enough evidence? What else would i need? I dont have cell phone bills since i use a calling card to call peru. Any advise?
I was married once before and after 2 years i got my first wife her papers as she was an illegal, the 4th year she left me. Would this compromise my new wife in any way?
For your interview you should take copies of pictures of you and your wife while you've visited Peru. Pictures of your wedding, pictures of you with her family. Hotel receipts. Airline tickets to Peru. If you and you wife traveled together a copy of your plane or bus tickets showing you were traveling together. If you received gifts at your wedding, maybe the cards that peopel gave you. Hotels receipts. E-mails or Cards that you have sent your wife or perhaps she has sent you.
Maybe you have sent her flowers and she kept the card that came with the flowers.
QUOTE(MandR @ Dec 17 2007, 01:53 PM)
QUOTE(Martin11581 @ Nov 28 2007, 09:31 AM)
Hey everyone, I am a peruvian-american born here in the states. I met my wife and married her last Nov 25th 2006. I filed for her on april 24th with the i130 and just last week i mailed in the ds230 part1 and 2. Now what is next?
Also any advise on what i will need for the interview? My passport has many many entries to peru this year alone as i have made quite a few weekend trips to be with her. Will this be enough evidence? What else would i need? I dont have cell phone bills since i use a calling card to call peru. Any advise?
I was married once before and after 2 years i got my first wife her papers as she was an illegal, the 4th year she left me. Would this compromise my new wife in any way?
Also any advise on what i will need for the interview? My passport has many many entries to peru this year alone as i have made quite a few weekend trips to be with her. Will this be enough evidence? What else would i need? I dont have cell phone bills since i use a calling card to call peru. Any advise?
I was married once before and after 2 years i got my first wife her papers as she was an illegal, the 4th year she left me. Would this compromise my new wife in any way?
For your interview you should take copies of pictures of you and your wife while you've visited Peru. Pictures of your wedding, pictures of you with her family. Hotel receipts. Airline tickets to Peru. If you and you wife traveled together a copy of your plane or bus tickets showing you were traveling together. If you received gifts at your wedding, maybe the cards that peopel gave you. Hotels receipts. E-mails or Cards that you have sent your wife or perhaps she has sent you.
Maybe you have sent her flowers and she kept the card that came with the flowers.
Now i am nervous, i have no receipts, IU throw everything away!! I have lots of pics that i will put into an album!
Also I have all my peru entries on my passport, hope that helps!
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