How can we make Vermont understand?

[honestlyspkng 0]

How can we make Vermont understand the LIFE act and get then to give the K-3 at least

the same processing time as the K-1? For cryin out loud, we are already married and the

K-1 is an immigration visa. The K-3 amounts to a long term visitors visa (two years)

and is applied for by an American citizen. Why are they combining K-3 and I-130 petitions

and approving at the same time? If they are intent on continuing this practice, why not just

throw away all the K-3 petitions and lighten the work load. Should make things faster for

everyone. If anyone has any ideas, sure would like to hear 'em.

Good luck everybody. Still hoping Vermont is willing to share with California.

[Y's_habibitk 2]

The "faster" processing of the k3 comes into play at NVC. The K3 makes a short little stop and then its off to the embassy, and interviews are supposedly scheduled faster than CR1's. The CR1 has to go through its own process at NVC and the interviews are scheduled farther out.

I intially thought that the USCIS process would be quicker with the K3 also, but its all in the NVC and interview steps.

Hang in there.

Lisa

[Svetlana 0]

How can we make Vermont understand the LIFE act and get then to give the K-3 at least

the same processing time as the K-1? For cryin out loud, we are already married and the

K-1 is an immigration visa. The K-3 amounts to a long term visitors visa (two years)

and is applied for by an American citizen. Why are they combining K-3 and I-130 petitions

and approving at the same time? If they are intent on continuing this practice, why not just

throw away all the K-3 petitions and lighten the work load. Should make things faster for

everyone. If anyone has any ideas, sure would like to hear 'em.

Good luck everybody. Still hoping Vermont is willing to share with California.

How about to write letter from all of us to Vermont?

[Y's_habibitk 2]

How can we make Vermont understand the LIFE act and get then to give the K-3 at least

the same processing time as the K-1? For cryin out loud, we are already married and the

K-1 is an immigration visa. The K-3 amounts to a long term visitors visa (two years)

and is applied for by an American citizen. Why are they combining K-3 and I-130 petitions

and approving at the same time? If they are intent on continuing this practice, why not just

throw away all the K-3 petitions and lighten the work load. Should make things faster for

everyone. If anyone has any ideas, sure would like to hear 'em.

Good luck everybody. Still hoping Vermont is willing to share with California.

How about to write letter from all of us to Vermont?

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...=158460&hl=

A bunch of us tried this.

[TVN 0]

How can we make Vermont understand the LIFE act and get then to give the K-3 at least

the same processing time as the K-1? For cryin out loud, we are already married and the

K-1 is an immigration visa. The K-3 amounts to a long term visitors visa (two years)

and is applied for by an American citizen. Why are they combining K-3 and I-130 petitions

and approving at the same time? If they are intent on continuing this practice, why not just

throw away all the K-3 petitions and lighten the work load. Should make things faster for

everyone. If anyone has any ideas, sure would like to hear 'em.

Good luck everybody. Still hoping Vermont is willing to share with California.

You made a very good point. Once I thought about it too. They should not accept both.

Talking about government, there is a lengthy list of uneffiencient things. I'm very sure if they are privatized, only half of the work force is needed to do accomplish the same tasks. But, again, privatization will bring up another different issue. Sadly, our voice is just a whisper in the immense.

How can we make Vermont understand the LIFE act and get then to give the K-3 at least

the same processing time as the K-1? For cryin out loud, we are already married and the

K-1 is an immigration visa. The K-3 amounts to a long term visitors visa (two years)

and is applied for by an American citizen. Why are they combining K-3 and I-130 petitions

and approving at the same time? If they are intent on continuing this practice, why not just

throw away all the K-3 petitions and lighten the work load. Should make things faster for

everyone. If anyone has any ideas, sure would like to hear 'em.

Good luck everybody. Still hoping Vermont is willing to share with California.

You made a very good point. Once I thought about it too. They should not accept both.

Talking about government, there is a lengthy list of uneffiencient things. I'm very sure if they are privatized, only half of the work force is needed to do accomplish the same tasks. But, again, privatization will bring up another different issue. Sadly, our voice is just a whisper in the immense.

How can we make Vermont understand the LIFE act and get then to give the K-3 at least

the same processing time as the K-1? For cryin out loud, we are already married and the

K-1 is an immigration visa. The K-3 amounts to a long term visitors visa (two years)

and is applied for by an American citizen. Why are they combining K-3 and I-130 petitions

and approving at the same time? If they are intent on continuing this practice, why not just

throw away all the K-3 petitions and lighten the work load. Should make things faster for

everyone. If anyone has any ideas, sure would like to hear 'em.

Good luck everybody. Still hoping Vermont is willing to share with California.

You made a very good point. Once I thought about it too. They should not accept both.

Talking about government, there is a lengthy list of uneffiencient things. I'm very sure if they are privatized, only half of the work force is needed to do accomplish the same tasks. But, again, privatization will bring up another different issue. Sadly, our voice is just a whisper in the immense.

How can we make Vermont understand the LIFE act and get then to give the K-3 at least

the same processing time as the K-1? For cryin out loud, we are already married and the

K-1 is an immigration visa. The K-3 amounts to a long term visitors visa (two years)

and is applied for by an American citizen. Why are they combining K-3 and I-130 petitions

and approving at the same time? If they are intent on continuing this practice, why not just

throw away all the K-3 petitions and lighten the work load. Should make things faster for

everyone. If anyone has any ideas, sure would like to hear 'em.

Good luck everybody. Still hoping Vermont is willing to share with California.

You made a very good point. Once I thought about it too. They should not accept both.

Talking about government, there is a lengthy list of uneffiencient things. I'm very sure if they are privatized, only half of the work force is needed to do accomplish the same tasks. But, again, privatization will bring up another different issue. Sadly, our voice is just a whisper in the immense.