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| Naturalization process, inviting a child under 21 |
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2:59 pm April 29, 2021 | |
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Anny111

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Hello. Let me ask questions, please. I arrived on a K1 visa, filed form 485.1). What is the next process before naturalization? First, obtaining a green card for a conditional permanent resident, then two years after that, obtaining a green card for a permanent resident, and five years after that, obtaining citizenship? Right? 2). At what point can I request a petition for a child 21 years of age or older to move to the United States, and how long will this process take? 3). At what point can I request a petition to move my mother, and how long will this process take?
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| parental consent form for kids, no info about parent |
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3:27 am April 29, 2021 | |
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SadFace

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Hi! Im slowly making plans and wonder. My kids are 10 yo and their father is somewhere in russia, I have absolutely no information about him, he does not pay child support and I even have no clue where he lives and his phone number. Does anyone had such experience? How can I get passport for kids in such case? or thats it, they stuck? Here I married, is it any chance to make my husband their legal guardian? thank you!
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| Have you ever been previously married? question |
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7:43 pm April 28, 2021 | |
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Strawberrymermaid

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Hello, Filling out an I-129f (again lol) to see if it has any impact on our I-130. On page 3, there is a question - Have you ever been previously married? This is my first marriage. So yes, I'm married now, but not previously married. Does that mean this answer is no?
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| ROC pending, job offer abroad |
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12:58 am April 28, 2021 | |
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JSWH

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My USC husband just accepted a job offer that requires moving abroad on government orders. He will work for the military as a civilian, on 2-year contract with an option to prolong. Apparently, I cannot go with him as I am not a citizen yet. Besides, I just recently started a new job myself, and am working towards obtaining a next level professional license that should take another 1,5 years. I have ROC application pending since October 2020. I don't expect an interview as we had one for AOS, however I am aware that it still may be the case. What will happen if we are summoned for the interview for I-751 and the husband is abroad and can't attend? Am I still eligible to apply for citizenship under 3-year rule when the husband is out of the country?
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