US Immigration from Mexico

I am the petitioner!!

So I am just now finding out that I may possibly need a long version of my birth certificate to take to the interview in ciudad juarez?

in my I-129F I only submitted the short version along with a copy of my passport and our case was approved.

now I am hearing people say that you need the long version? I don t even know if they have those in Kentucky?

anyways let me know if you all know, thanks.

Wondering if anyone has thoughts, positive or negative on saying screw it, and just have my wife try to get in through asylum applying at the border.

We have a 72 page document in Spanish. The embassy pre-interview checklist says it must be translated to English but doesn't indicate whether it must be professionally done or if we can just translate ourselves. Any idea?

Hello, good afternoon everyone, I received a RfIe requesting a copy of the marriage certificate, a copy of my child's birth certificate, I believe, and a copy of my husband's ID, however, how in the last two they mention Mr. Grooms' documents bothers me. I doubt if the documents are not my husband's, I am thinking of sending what concerns my husband and my child, but you think there is some problem that sends information that you are not requesting, I also just changed my status 4 days ago and I will send a copy of the lease contract for this change

Thank you in advance for your comments.

Hello everyone, long time no see here. My dad wants to come to the US to visit us for the Holidays but his visa is in his expired Peruvian passport. He is now naturalized Mexican and that Mexican passport is still valid. The visa expires Nov 2025, so it is still valid (yet in his expired Peruvian passport). No one can tell us for certain if he would have problems getting inside the country. He is 79 years old I would hate for him to have trouble.

We thought about trying an emergency visa renovation and while filling out the forms we realized he had already traveled with this complex situation with one small difference, when he traveled in 2019 his visa was in a expired Peruvian passport, BUT he had a valid peruvian passport, AND his new mexican passport. I assume he entered as a Mexican citizen becuase the stamps for that trip are in the Mexican passport.

Wat do you think? Does he need a new visa? Did he get in without problem because the immigration person was kind? we have no idea what to do... and renovating/getting a new visa at this point seem impossible.

Thanks!