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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Peru
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Hi everybody, I need some advice, my parents will have a IR5 visa interview in a few days, but I am concern because I had to move to another state and I have no job at this moment, I informed of my change of address to NVC as well. Would this be an issue for my parents in the interview? Should they say anything about it or just keep it as I never moved out of the state? . BTW my husband is my cosponsor as well, he is currently working. Thanks for your advice. :wacko:

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K3 interview PASSED May 22, 2009

CR1 interview 08/31/2009 PASSED !!!!! Hubby arriving next Wednesday 09/09/2009, thanks for all your help!!!!!!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Peru
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Thanks for your advice Nigeriaorbust, I dont want to lie but I am also concern about the final decision since I am not working and I am the main sponsor, my husband is the one who is working and he filed as my co sponsor as well, and he makes way over the requiere income. I wanted to qualify as a principal sponsor that is why I was telling my parents not to say anything about this, but probably that wouldn't be a good idea..... I'm so confused......... Would they know that I'm not working at this moment?

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K3 interview PASSED May 22, 2009

CR1 interview 08/31/2009 PASSED !!!!! Hubby arriving next Wednesday 09/09/2009, thanks for all your help!!!!!!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Argentina
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Thanks for your advice Nigeriaorbust, I dont want to lie but I am also concern about the final decision since I am not working and I am the main sponsor, my husband is the one who is working and he filed as my co sponsor as well, and he makes way over the requiere income. I wanted to qualify as a principal sponsor that is why I was telling my parents not to say anything about this, but probably that wouldn't be a good idea..... I'm so confused......... Would they know that I'm not working at this moment?

as long as your husband qualifies, it doesn't matter if you are working or not. that's what the cosponsor or joint sponsor is for. it is in case you don't work or you don't make enough over the poverty guidelines.

they should never lie or they will be denied the visa. there is no need for this.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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as long as your husband qualifies, it doesn't matter if you are working or not. that's what the cosponsor or joint sponsor is for. it is in case you don't work or you don't make enough over the poverty guidelines.

they should never lie or they will be denied the visa. there is no need for this.

I agree, Its not like they will be asked for a narration. They should only answer questions they have been asked and not voluntarily offer information e.g "...and my daughter is not working". If it gets to the point where they are asked "what does she do?"..they could say "she just recently relocated and is in the process of securing another job but our son-in-law, her husband is the cosponsor and is able to support the family( or something in that line)...inorderwords, they are telling them the truth but also asking them not to write off your situation yet and at the same time providing a viable zlternative and support :)

Let us know the outcome...and all the best

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GOD has been WONDERFUL!!!
CR-1 (for Husband):
09/15/2012: Got Married
09/26/2012: Mailed I-130 from Nigeria( delayed by customs)
USCIS stage ( 66 days)
10/12/2012: NOA 1
12/17/2012: NOA 2 (case was transferred to NYC office 11/27/12)
NVC stage ( 20 days)
01/08/2013: Case # and IIN assigned ( file arrived NVC mail room 12/20/12)
01/09/2013: AOS invoiced and paid, DS-3032 emailed and mailed.
01/16/2013: IV invoiced &paid. AOS & IV mailed in one package(arrived 01/18).

01/28/2013: Case complete!!!
04/19/2013: Interview; APPROVED!!!!!
05/13/2013: POE; JFK


N-400: (3 months and 12 days)
Filed N-400 : 2011-06-17
Interview: 2011-09-27
Oath Ceremony: 2011-09-30

IR-5 for Mom Entire process took 5 months exactly
USCIS (22days)

mailed I-130 : 2011-09-30
NOA 1: 2011-10-03 (text & email)
NOA 2: 2011-10-25 (text and email)
NVC: (19 days)
Case entered and # assigned: 2011-11-18
NVC Case COMPLETED: 2011-12-07 ( 43 days from NOA 2 and 65 days from NOA 1)
Interview Date(Lagos): 2012-01- 23
Mom was late for interview
New Interview date: 2012-02-29 : VISA APPROVED

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Peru
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I agree, Its not like they will be asked for a narration. They should only answer questions they have been asked and not voluntarily offer information e.g "...and my daughter is not working". If it gets to the point where they are asked "what does she do?"..they could say "she just recently relocated and is in the process of securing another job but our son-in-law, her husband is the cosponsor and is able to support the family( or something in that line)...inorderwords, they are telling them the truth but also asking them not to write off your situation yet and at the same time providing a viable zlternative and support :)

Let us know the outcome...and all the best

@ Aleful & ndul246, thanks for your advice, I think you guys are right.

there is no need to lie, I will tell my parents only to answer the questions that are been asked for,

and tell the truth if extra info is needed.

Hopefully everything will be fine, thanks again and I 'll keep you posted!!!!!

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K3 interview PASSED May 22, 2009

CR1 interview 08/31/2009 PASSED !!!!! Hubby arriving next Wednesday 09/09/2009, thanks for all your help!!!!!!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Peru
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I agree, Its not like they will be asked for a narration. They should only answer questions they have been asked and not voluntarily offer information e.g "...and my daughter is not working". If it gets to the point where they are asked "what does she do?"..they could say "she just recently relocated and is in the process of securing another job but our son-in-law, her husband is the cosponsor and is able to support the family( or something in that line)...inorderwords, they are telling them the truth but also asking them not to write off your situation yet and at the same time providing a viable zlternative and support :)

Let us know the outcome...and all the best

Great news , my parents have been approved, very happy now, thanks for the advice!!!!!

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K3 interview PASSED May 22, 2009

CR1 interview 08/31/2009 PASSED !!!!! Hubby arriving next Wednesday 09/09/2009, thanks for all your help!!!!!!

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