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wtomatoo1030   0

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I married my husband 2 and half years ago, after the wedding I returned to Hong Kong. We're now having a hard time find a sponsor/joint sponsor. My travel visa was expired at last year but when I went to re-apply again in April 2011, they denied me for 214 (b). I brought all necessary documents, but I wonder if the reason why they denied is my husband's situation. He's currently locked up in the prison.

I want to go visit him so bad. At this time we cannot file I-130 because the sponsor problems. And I do want to try apply travel visa again, but I am so worried they will deny me again for the same reason. I don't know what to do now. Can anybody help me how to get the travel visa before my husband can file I-130?? Please!

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I married my husband 2 and half years ago, after the wedding I returned to Hong Kong. We're now having a hard time find a sponsor/joint sponsor. My travel visa was expired at last year but when I went to re-apply again in April 2011, they denied me for 214 (b). I brought all necessary documents, but I wonder if the reason why they denied is my husband's situation. He's currently locked up in the prison.

I want to go visit him so bad. At this time we cannot file I-130 because the sponsor problems. And I do want to try apply travel visa again, but I am so worried they will deny me again for the same reason. I don't know what to do now. Can anybody help me how to get the travel visa before my husband can file I-130?? Please!

Nobody can help you in this situation except you show strong tie with your country. The fact you are married a USC doesn't qualify the requirement, because you already have immigrant intention. I-130 doesn't need sponsor.

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wtomatoo1030   0

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Nobody can help you in this situation except you show strong tie with your country. The fact you are married a USC doesn't qualify the requirement, because you already have immigrant intention. I-130 doesn't need sponsor.

Thanks for your quick response. What's USC?? You said USC doesn't qualify the requirement, you mean I can never get the travel visa?

I-130 does need sponsor. We all need to file I-864. Or my information is wrong/?

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I married my husband 2 and half years ago, after the wedding I returned to Hong Kong. We're now having a hard time find a sponsor/joint sponsor. My travel visa was expired at last year but when I went to re-apply again in April 2011, they denied me for 214 (b). I brought all necessary documents, but I wonder if the reason why they denied is my husband's situation. He's currently locked up in the prison.

I want to go visit him so bad. At this time we cannot file I-130 because the sponsor problems. And I do want to try apply travel visa again, but I am so worried they will deny me again for the same reason. I don't know what to do now. Can anybody help me how to get the travel visa before my husband can file I-130?? Please!

you don't need the i864 to start the process, the i864 comes later. being married to a USC makes it more difficult to travel because you might stay.

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You need the I 864.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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wtomatoo1030   0

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you don't need the i864 to start the process, the i864 comes later. being married to a USC makes it more difficult to travel because you might stay.

I know, but i still need it after we file I-130. I do worry about US consulate and USCIS will deny immigrant visa, and now I am thining of travel visa, but it seems hard...does it mean I cannot to be with him forever???.... so frustrated

You need the I 864.

thanks, i know. and now i am thinking of travel visa, becasue we still cannot find the sponsor yet. just dont know what to do..

Boiler Grand Master

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Find a sponsor.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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Boiler   45,956

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To obtain a travel visa you need to address whatever issues you have that prevented the issuance of one last time.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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Thanks for your quick response. What's USC?? You said USC doesn't qualify the requirement, you mean I can never get the travel visa?

I-130 does need sponsor. We all need to file I-864. Or my information is wrong/?

USC means United States Citizen.

Sorry I can't help with the rest of your questions.

best of luck

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