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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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B is a pretty simple application, fill in the forms go to the interview.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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1. I am divorced.

2. no American boyfriend.

3. What is wrong with my picture?

4. Probably the word "immigrate" I have used in the wrong meaning I should say to come.

So do I need any docs signed by my child's father as do not know where is he now.

Thanks.

I don't think he meant something literally wrong with your picture. I think it's just an idiom or something

Lol anyway, honestly speaking i do not have much faith in the application of tourist visas. They would

Need you to bring land titles or any document that would prove you have any property here that you will

Come back to. You also need to show them employment certificate, tax returns, a letter from your boss

That you are only on leave for a certain period of time and you will come back if you have a job. If you have a business, you have to bring business permits and show the consul that this business is still operating. Your daughter should also prove that you are coming back because your daughter is still in school and needs to finish her studies. But then again, no matter how many documents you bring. If the consul can sense in your body language that you have an ulterior motive of staying. He will no longer ask for documents

P. s you also need to know where you are staying, you also need to show bank statements that you can afford to go on a vacation and spend money there.

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Hello, to all the community.

I want to immigrate from Ukraine to US with my daughter. I have aunt who lives n US and as fare as I know she has USC. Who can advise me what kind of Visa I should apply for to come and stay in US. ...."

this statement does not sound like someone wishing to travel to the US for tourism.....your grasp of English appears strong enough to have the vocabulary that separates the two objectives. Three seconds after some replies informed you that your aunt cannot file a petition for you, you now miraculously want information on tourist visas....rest assured that far too many Ukranians have used (or tried to obtain to use) a B2 visa to immigrate to the US....so it's doubtful that a CO will be fooled.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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The application fee is miniscule compared to the overall cost, apply and see.

“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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Since you are just going on vacation with your daughter, I don't believe you need any release authorization from your ex.

I don't know if anybody here has noted that you are in a war zone, in Ukraine. Hopefully you are well away from the fighting! (F)

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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Normal to require other Parents permission to take a child out of a country.

“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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So what would one do if ex is out of the picture and whereabouts unknown? Just curious.

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NOA2 - 04/18/16

NVC Receive - 04/29/16

NVC Welcome - 05/13/16

DS-261 - 05/14/16

AOS, IV PAID - 05/27/16

DS260 done - 06/10/16

Case Transferred to US Embassy in Riga Latvia at the end of October.

If you really want it, you'll find a way!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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They would have a court order.

“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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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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A visa is not in it essence a chance based process.

All that the OP has shared is that hse is a teacher, teaches English in a school, and is a single mother.

I am assuming that this is not a well paid occupation in Ukraine, so can only assume there is something else that allows her to contemplate spending summer in the US.

“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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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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Step 1. Get a digital photograph of each applicant

A digital photograph is required for while applying for a US visitor visa. The photograph must meet certain criteria. A good photographer or studio can get this picture if you mention photograph needed for US visa purpose.

The digital photograph must meet the following requirements:

The digital photograph must be a square.

Minimum dimensions must be 600 pixels by 600 pixels.

Maximum dimensions must be 1200 pixels by 1200 pixels.

Image must be in color (24 bits per pixel).

Image must be in the JPEG format (.jpg or .jpeg file extension).

File size of the image must be less than or equal to 240 kilobytes.

See the complete photograph requirements for visitor visa.

Please Note: Some embassies or consulates no longer require you to upload a digital photograph while filling out the DS-160 form. In such cases, the photograph will taken at the OFC (offsite facilitation center) or ASC (Application Service Center) along with the fingerprint at Visa Application Center.

Step 2. Complete visitor visa application form DS160

Visitor visa application (form DS160) must be completed online, over the internet. You can complete the application here.

After successfully completing the application, you will receive a confirmation with a 10-digit barcode. Take a printout of this page. This will be needed for setting up your visa interview appointment.

See complete details on how to fill US visitor visa application form DS160.

Step 3. Pay the visitor visa application fee

The fee can be paid either electronically as a bank transfer or in cash at designated CitiBank or Axis bank branches throughout the India. In order to ensure the proper amount is paid and activated in a timely manner, first create a profile at US visa Service website and choose the Schedule Appointment option. On the payment confirmation screen you will be presented with payment options and further details of how to initiate payment. The fee is good for a year from the date of payment. You must take an appointment within a year for your visa interview.

Read the complete details about visitor visa application fee.

Step 4. Take appointment for visa interview

After you pay the fees, you will have to schedule 2 appointments as part of the visitor visa process. The two-part appointment process consists of an appointment with one of the five Offsite Facilitation Center (OFC) to give Biometrics information that includes fingerprinting and photograph , and second an appointment with the Consulate or Embassy for a personal visa interview.

Take online visa appointment at offical website for US visa appointment.(www.ustraveldocs.com/in).

See complete details of taking a visitor visa interview appointment.

Step 5. Visitor Visa Fingerprinting at Visa Application Center (VAC)

After taking appointment with the consulate or embassy for personal interview, schedule the fingerprinting appointment at least a day or two before the interview at the consulate. Earlier, the fingerprints were taken during the personal interview. But under the new rules you are required to give the Biometrics information at the VAC appointment. This measure has been introduced to reduce congestion at the US consular facilities and to speed up the applicant processing. Schedule the visa interview appointment at the Consulate or Embassy prior to the VAC appointment.

See complete details for Visitor Visa Fingerprinting Process.

Step 6. Go for visa interview at designated US consulate

On the day and time of your appointment for interview, go to the consulate where your interview is scheduled. Carry all mandatory and supporting documents and originals.

Carry the following to your interview:

Your passport (and your old passports if any)

Your photograph

The DS160 Confirmation page stamped at the VAC.

Visa application fee receipts (if applying at a US consulate in India)

Interview Appointment letter

Supporting documents.

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Svetlana77

Since you are just going on vacation with your daughter, I don't believe you need any release authorization from your ex.

I don't know if anybody here has noted that you are in a war zone, in Ukraine. Hopefully you are well away from the fighting! (F)

Thank you for the answer. We are safe here. Thank againe (F)

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Filed: Other Country: Ukraine
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Step 1. Get a digital photograph of each applicant

A digital photograph is required for while applying for a US visitor visa. The photograph must meet certain criteria. A good photographer or studio can get this picture if you mention photograph needed for US visa purpose.

The digital photograph must meet the following requirements:

The digital photograph must be a square.

Minimum dimensions must be 600 pixels by 600 pixels.

Maximum dimensions must be 1200 pixels by 1200 pixels.

Image must be in color (24 bits per pixel).

Image must be in the JPEG format (.jpg or .jpeg file extension).

File size of the image must be less than or equal to 240 kilobytes.

See the complete photograph requirements for visitor visa.

Please Note: Some embassies or consulates no longer require you to upload a digital photograph while filling out the DS-160 form. In such cases, the photograph will taken at the OFC (offsite facilitation center) or ASC (Application Service Center) along with the fingerprint at Visa Application Center.

Step 2. Complete visitor visa application form DS160

Visitor visa application (form DS160) must be completed online, over the internet. You can complete the application here.

After successfully completing the application, you will receive a confirmation with a 10-digit barcode. Take a printout of this page. This will be needed for setting up your visa interview appointment.

See complete details on how to fill US visitor visa application form DS160.

Step 3. Pay the visitor visa application fee

The fee can be paid either electronically as a bank transfer or in cash at designated CitiBank or Axis bank branches throughout the India. In order to ensure the proper amount is paid and activated in a timely manner, first create a profile at US visa Service website and choose the Schedule Appointment option. On the payment confirmation screen you will be presented with payment options and further details of how to initiate payment. The fee is good for a year from the date of payment. You must take an appointment within a year for your visa interview.

Read the complete details about visitor visa application fee.

Step 4. Take appointment for visa interview

After you pay the fees, you will have to schedule 2 appointments as part of the visitor visa process. The two-part appointment process consists of an appointment with one of the five Offsite Facilitation Center (OFC) to give Biometrics information that includes fingerprinting and photograph , and second an appointment with the Consulate or Embassy for a personal visa interview.

Take online visa appointment at offical website for US visa appointment.(www.ustraveldocs.com/in).

See complete details of taking a visitor visa interview appointment.

Step 5. Visitor Visa Fingerprinting at Visa Application Center (VAC)

After taking appointment with the consulate or embassy for personal interview, schedule the fingerprinting appointment at least a day or two before the interview at the consulate. Earlier, the fingerprints were taken during the personal interview. But under the new rules you are required to give the Biometrics information at the VAC appointment. This measure has been introduced to reduce congestion at the US consular facilities and to speed up the applicant processing. Schedule the visa interview appointment at the Consulate or Embassy prior to the VAC appointment.

See complete details for Visitor Visa Fingerprinting Process.

Step 6. Go for visa interview at designated US consulate

On the day and time of your appointment for interview, go to the consulate where your interview is scheduled. Carry all mandatory and supporting documents and originals.

Carry the following to your interview:

Your passport (and your old passports if any)

Your photograph

The DS160 Confirmation page stamped at the VAC.

Visa application fee receipts (if applying at a US consulate in India)

Interview Appointment letter

Supporting documents.

Thank you a lot no one here could give me more then you did.

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