US Immigration from Peru

Hi all,

I am wondering afer my spouse receives a green card through CR1 visa for my fianc that he has to move to the US? Is there an official number of days? Thank you!

Best,

MJ

Hello all,

I was wondering if USCIS would allow if I made a statement about the burden that it would be to obtain a passport photo of my fiance? First of all, in Peru it is very hard to get the specifications correct, secondly, to send mail from Peru to the US often costs around $100 because the post is privatized (unless you use the national mail service which will not guarantee receipt) and it also takes roughly two months even with a private service. Any input would be appreciated! Thank you.

Best,

MJ

Hello,

My name is Pablo Seoane, from Lima, Peru. I'm interested in the Visa O1, I've checked with a lawyer and I fulfill the requirements. would be very helpfull if someone can share their experiences during the process.

Thanks in advance

Hello dear forum users,

I am a US citizen naturalized through adoption from the Philippines who is petitioning my husband from Peru through the CR1 visa. I saw on the USCIS website they stated

• An original statement from a U.S. consular officer verifying you are a U.S. citizen with a valid passport;

Will the original statement from the consular office be necessary since I was naturalized? I have a valid US passport and a US naturalization certificate.

Many websites state I need to provide my birth certificate for the CR1. The Philippines lost my birth certificate, and I only have a certified copy of it. Will USCIS accept this?

Thank you for your time!

Best

Mahajoy

Hello,

My name is Pablo Seoane, from Lima, Peru. I'm interested in the Visa EB2- NIW, I've checked with a lawyer and I fulfill the requirements. would be very helpfull if someone can share their experiences during the process. I cant download the I-140 form, from www.uscis.gov.

I've got some questions about the documentation and how to present it.

Thanks