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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Haiti
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Here it goes:

My husband is currently in Haiti (his country) and I'm in the States with my baby. I'm flying into the Dominican Republic in June and he's meeting me there. We'll have a short vacation and head to our home in Haiti afterwards. We were considering living in the Dominican republic until he got his visa (hopefully in December 2012).

I'm sure I can get a job as a teacher in the DR but if I do I would not want to leave until the school year is over (June 2013)

1) Can my husband get his visa to the States, we head to over there for Christmas and New Years and head back to the DR so I can complete my commitment to the school?

2) Once you get a visa and enter the states can you leave, travel, come back?

3) how does it all work?

All things come together...

Married: 7/29/2011

Last time we saw each other: 10/18/2011

I-130 Packet Sent: 4/17/2012

USCIS Receipt Email: 4/24/2012

NOA1: 4/27/2012

USCIS ACCEPTANCE Email: 5/8/2012

Posted

Here it goes:

My husband is currently in Haiti (his country) and I'm in the States with my baby. I'm flying into the Dominican Republic in June and he's meeting me there. We'll have a short vacation and head to our home in Haiti afterwards. We were considering living in the Dominican republic until he got his visa (hopefully in December 2012).

I'm sure I can get a job as a teacher in the DR but if I do I would not want to leave until the school year is over (June 2013)

1) Can my husband get his visa to the States, we head to over there for Christmas and New Years and head back to the DR so I can complete my commitment to the school?

2) Once you get a visa and enter the states can you leave, travel, come back?

3) how does it all work?

If you are petitioning for a CR1 visa or the IR1 once he enters to states he can travel and work. But your husband might get a conditional green card if you have been married for less than two years.

Finally we all three together. We are happy :)

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Haiti
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Posted

If you are petitioning for a CR1 visa or the IR1 once he enters to states he can travel and work. But your husband might get a conditional green card if you have been married for less than two years.

We have been married for less than two years so...he will get a conditional green card??

What does that mean for his traveling? What are the conditions?

All things come together...

Married: 7/29/2011

Last time we saw each other: 10/18/2011

I-130 Packet Sent: 4/17/2012

USCIS Receipt Email: 4/24/2012

NOA1: 4/27/2012

USCIS ACCEPTANCE Email: 5/8/2012

Posted (edited)

We have been married for less than two years so...he will get a conditional green card??

What does that mean for his traveling? What are the conditions?

Yes he will get a conditional green card. I have asked the same question to others and they have told me, a person with a conditional green card can travel and work with no problems. I am in the same track as you. I have been married for less than 2 years, so my wife will get a 2 year conditional green card. When that conditional green card is about to expire just about 3 months before you and your husband will need to file another form to remove the conditional status and get a permanent green card.

Edited by JC&Evelin

Finally we all three together. We are happy :)

 
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