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Tourist visa expiring soon, can I still travel? and what is the interview wave program?

2:03 am October 13, 2023

Rmv0311

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Mother in law's tourist Visa is expiring in 4 months, her passport expires in 5 years, can she still travel to the USA even if she has 4 months before it expires? how about 3 months before it expires?

She is an Ecuadorian citizen and has been in the USA 3 times, her daughter is a US citizen.

Also, looking to renew her Visa, and I'm almost done doing her DS-160, how does the interview waver program works? is it by country? does Ecuador apply? I saw in other forums that suggest not to schedule an interview appointment in case you get an IWP letter, just a little confused. Can't I just schedule appt and they will eventually let me know if she doesn't need an interview?

thank you!

Yet another I-134 Question for K1 and K2 Visa

9:51 pm September 25, 2023

Ronald P

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Hi All,

I just have a couple questions regarding the I-134 and how to list her child and our child that was born out of our relationship. I understand that her child does not need a separate I-134 for the interview. So would I list her as "Child" or as "Beneficiary" in Part 2?

Second question, our child already received her CRBA and is currently just waiting for her passport so she can travel with my fiance and her child together. In the I-134, would I also list her under part 2? Or since she's our child with US Citizenship, would I list her under myself in Part 3? If I do list her in part 2, would I just write her as "Child"?

Lastly, do we count the beneficiary as a dependent or just the children? Thanks everyone in advance!

India becomes the 4th country to successfully land on the moon

8:47 pm August 23, 2023

TBoneTX

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This is a nice article about a historic achievement.

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India becomes the 4th country to successfully land on the moon

India just became part of an exclusive club. With the successful touchdown of its Vikram lander today, it is now just the 4th nation to soft-land a spacecraft on the moon. [...]

Article continues here:

https://hotair.com/john-s-2/2023/08/23/india-becomes-the-4th-country-to-successfully-land-on-the-moon-n573044

U.S. Embassy in Belarus Advises Americans to Depart Immediately

4:57 am August 22, 2023

TBoneTX

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U.S. Embassy in Belarus Advises Americans to Depart Immediately

Today, August 21st, the United States Embassy in Belarus has issued a warning against Americans traveling to that country and has also warned U.S. citizens to depart Belarus immediately. [...]

https://redstate.com/wardclark/2023/08/21/us-embassy-in-belarus-advises-americans-to-depart-immediately-n2162879

I-751 Part 1, Question 22 (Have you resided at any other address?) - extended time outside the U.S.

8:06 pm August 20, 2023

JKLSemicolon

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Hi all,

We are getting ready to file for removal of conditions and I would like others' opinions on the best way to answer Part 2, Question 22 on Form I-751.

The question reads:

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22. Have you resided at any other address since you became a permanent resident?

If you answered Yes to Item Number 22., provide a list of all addresses where you have resided since becoming a permanent resident and the dates you resided at those locations in the space provided in Part 11. Additional Information.

My wife got her conditional permanent residency in September 2021. However, during the past two years she has spent a significant amount of time in her home country due to a complicated situation that was only finally resolved last month (July 2023). The situation had to do with being able to leave her former employer (a university) without them clawing back a large sum of money that was given in financial aid during an arrangement made years earlier. We of course did not anticipate this taking as long as it did, otherwise we might have opted to let the case sit at NVC for longer during the spousal visa process.

So for much of the time since she became a permanent resident, she was still working in Ecuador and returning to the U.S. as frequently as possible until coming back full-time in July. Throughout, she has maintained significant ties to the U.S. including being on our shared lease, shared insurance plans, shared bank and credit card accounts, joint tax returns, etc.

Given all this, my inclination in answering the question above is to say "Yes", list the family address in Ecuador in the Additional Information section along with a brief explanation, and find ways in the rest of the package to put this into greater context. That could be through a cover letter, timeline, and perhaps even relevant translated documents/correspondence related to the employer situation.

From this group I am trying to get a sense of whether this sounds like a good approach and how much of this information is truly relevant for USCIS. We have been together for 13 years now and I don't doubt our ability to demonstrate that this is a bona fide marriage, but at the same time these circumstances are different from a lot of cases out there and I want to be able to present them in an appropriate way.