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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Colombia
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On 5/13/2008 at 6:15 PM, pushbrk said:

This kind of thing happens all the time. They'll understand.

 

I'm in a similar position where I omitted a child because there is no plan for him to ever come to the US.  My fiancee even made his grandmother his legal guardian because he's been living with her ever since he was a baby.  We even flat out asked him if he wanted to come and he said no.  I would just like some peace of mind and would like to know if you have heard differently since.  Does this kind of thing still happen without being penalized later in the process (after submitting the I-129F)?  I appreciate your help!

AOS Process:

I-485 (AOS), I-765 (EAD), & I-131 (AP) File Date:  January 24, 2018

I-485 (AOS), I-765 (EAD), & I-131 (AP) Receive Date:  January 26, 2018

I-485 (AOS), I-765 (EAD), & I-131 (AP) Text Receipt Notification Date:  February 5, 2018

I-485 (AOS), I-765 (EAD), & I-131 (AP) NOA1 Notice Date: February 9, 2018

I-485 (AOS) & I-765 (EAD) Biometrics Appointment Letter Arrival: February 16, 2018

I-485 (AOS) & I-765 (EAD) Biometrics Appointment: February 28, 2018

I-765 (EAD) & I-131 (AP) Approval Date: August 1, 2018

I-765 (EAD) & I-131 (AP) Combo Card Receive Date: August 7, 2018

I-485 (AOS) Interview Date Scheduled for: September 11, 2018

I-485 (AOS) Approval Date: September 11, 2018 (Approval at interview)

Green Cards Receive Date: September 18, 2018

 

ROC Process:

I-751 Package Mailed: July 8, 2020

I-751 Package Received: July 10, 2020

I-751 Text Receipt Notification: July 18, 2020

I-751 NOA1 for K1/K2 Received in Mail: August 1, 2020

I-512 Biometrics Letters for K1 & K2 Received (Appointments Waived): October 18, 2020

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~~Questions split off a 9 yr old thread~~

~~Please don't post your questions in other members threads. This time you posted in a 9 yr old thread and many of those members haven't been on in just as long.~~

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Read thoroughly, interpret literally.  Does the person have a child regardless of who is looking after it? Yes.  Then you put the child down.  Why do people purposely misrepresent themselves? 

 

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Colombia
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2 hours ago, NikLR said:

Read throughly, interpret literally.  Does the person have a child regardless of who is looking after it? Yes.  Then you out the child down.  Why do people purposely misrepresent themselves? 

Real constructive.  Thanks for the "help."

AOS Process:

I-485 (AOS), I-765 (EAD), & I-131 (AP) File Date:  January 24, 2018

I-485 (AOS), I-765 (EAD), & I-131 (AP) Receive Date:  January 26, 2018

I-485 (AOS), I-765 (EAD), & I-131 (AP) Text Receipt Notification Date:  February 5, 2018

I-485 (AOS), I-765 (EAD), & I-131 (AP) NOA1 Notice Date: February 9, 2018

I-485 (AOS) & I-765 (EAD) Biometrics Appointment Letter Arrival: February 16, 2018

I-485 (AOS) & I-765 (EAD) Biometrics Appointment: February 28, 2018

I-765 (EAD) & I-131 (AP) Approval Date: August 1, 2018

I-765 (EAD) & I-131 (AP) Combo Card Receive Date: August 7, 2018

I-485 (AOS) Interview Date Scheduled for: September 11, 2018

I-485 (AOS) Approval Date: September 11, 2018 (Approval at interview)

Green Cards Receive Date: September 18, 2018

 

ROC Process:

I-751 Package Mailed: July 8, 2020

I-751 Package Received: July 10, 2020

I-751 Text Receipt Notification: July 18, 2020

I-751 NOA1 for K1/K2 Received in Mail: August 1, 2020

I-512 Biometrics Letters for K1 & K2 Received (Appointments Waived): October 18, 2020

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Colombia
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2 hours ago, NikLR said:

Read throughly, interpret literally.  Does the person have a child regardless of who is looking after it? Yes.  Then you out the child down.  Why do people purposely misrepresent themselves? 

Real constructive.

AOS Process:

I-485 (AOS), I-765 (EAD), & I-131 (AP) File Date:  January 24, 2018

I-485 (AOS), I-765 (EAD), & I-131 (AP) Receive Date:  January 26, 2018

I-485 (AOS), I-765 (EAD), & I-131 (AP) Text Receipt Notification Date:  February 5, 2018

I-485 (AOS), I-765 (EAD), & I-131 (AP) NOA1 Notice Date: February 9, 2018

I-485 (AOS) & I-765 (EAD) Biometrics Appointment Letter Arrival: February 16, 2018

I-485 (AOS) & I-765 (EAD) Biometrics Appointment: February 28, 2018

I-765 (EAD) & I-131 (AP) Approval Date: August 1, 2018

I-765 (EAD) & I-131 (AP) Combo Card Receive Date: August 7, 2018

I-485 (AOS) Interview Date Scheduled for: September 11, 2018

I-485 (AOS) Approval Date: September 11, 2018 (Approval at interview)

Green Cards Receive Date: September 18, 2018

 

ROC Process:

I-751 Package Mailed: July 8, 2020

I-751 Package Received: July 10, 2020

I-751 Text Receipt Notification: July 18, 2020

I-751 NOA1 for K1/K2 Received in Mail: August 1, 2020

I-512 Biometrics Letters for K1 & K2 Received (Appointments Waived): October 18, 2020

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Not sure why I would have to add actual items for you to do?  I don't understand why you wouldn't have been honest to begin with.  This doesn't take a genius to figure out that you messed up, now do everything you can to fix it.  You messed up and lied, now deal with the understanding that you have to try to fix it.  Yes it happens all the time, that doesn't make it okay or right and I'm not going to tell you it will be okay.  

 

To do:

  1. Update the I-129F take to interview.
  2. Make sure the DS-160 is correct.
  3. Mention EVERYTHING at interview. 

The only way to salvage anything is to be completely honest.

 

My constructiveness ended before with READ thoroughly, INTERPRET literally, ANSWER truthfully.   If you have issues figuring out the forms, try a visa service or a good immigration lawyer.  Try honesty from here on in as others have also had this same issue.   (There's your peace of mind?)

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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