US Immigration from Aruba

I really hope someone went through a similar situation to mines. So I filed for my daughter 6 years ago (she 8 now)to come to the states. The consulate requested on many occasions that I come for an interview for the approval of your immigrant visa but not my daughter thought just me. They gave me an email to set up a date with FPU for the interview, is it me or that s usual.

Greetings from Aruba,

Hi my fellow forum friends. I am from Aruba (Dutch Citizen) wondering if anyone from Aruba,Bonaire,Cura ao, Sint Maarten have any experience filling this document. I was wondering where I d find those required documents to send my significant other.

Am I required to find a translator or could I translate the documents myself?

Where would I do the medical examination?

I ve read that my closest embassy is in Bogota Colombia, is that where I would need to take the medical examination?

If anyone has experience please send me a message or steer me in the right direction. I d greatly appreciate it!

Hi everyone I have a question a while back my fianc was denied entry to the US on esta and was not allowed on the plane to the US. CBP gave him a incident report and papers stating what occurred, as we near our interview for our k1 visa one of the instructions is to bring all relevant paperwork if you have ever been denied entry into the US. The day of this incident my fianc left the papers at the airport by mistake. I am now trying to figure out how to obtain these papers? so if anyone could provide any insight that would be great!

Hello! I've searched the forum but couldn't find a concrete answers so I'm hoping I could get some help.
I just got married (K1 VISA) aug 1st, 2020.

Do I have to wait for my marriage certificate to come in in-order to file for an AOS? (in NYC, they told us it takes 4-6 weeks to receive it in the mail)

Do I need to take a new medical exam? I just took one to get my K1 issued in Jan 2020.

I've read that if you file for AOS after the 90 days, you're still good to go? Aslong as you've married within the 90-days. Is this true?

Sorry if these questions seem "common sense" like. I'm just a bit confused at the moment!

Thank you in advance for the help. Referal links to helpful threads and websites are more than welcome

Hello everyone I have a question regarding a joint sponsor. I m currently filing K1 visa and my dad is going to be my joint sponsor since I do not meet the income requirement at all. We aren t up to the financial stage since we didn t even submit a petition but I am just thinking ahead. My dad has cancer and it has been progressing rapidly I really don t have another option when it comes to joint sponsor. My mom and dad have been married for 30 years but my mom doesn t work, only my dad does. If my fianc is able to complete his interview and come over here, what would happen if my joint sponsor was to pass away? What happens if he passes away before he gets a green card? And what would happen if he was to pass away after my fianc got his green card? I m wondering if my mom could be my sponsor instead of my dad but she doesn t work, she is just linked to my dads income since she is his spouse.. can anyone help me out here? I don t mean to be morbid and assume that my dad will pass away, but I want to be prepared in the case that his condition gets worse. Has anyone had experience with this type of issue