bradnstefy

We haven't started any immigrant visa yet since he works in Chile a d so do I. I just would like to know the exact information I should provide the embassy. We would like to stay for a month and then come back to Chile. I am an English teacher and I work for the government so I guess that would be a help.

Thank you guy us for your time and advice.

I was wondering how to make a payment because it says that the check or money order needs to be from a US bank on the state department page and I currently don't have any accounts in the US. Can I send the money to a relative and have them send the money and package together or does it have to be from where I am currently living (Chile)?

One other question. Do we have to take the marrage certificate to the embassy here to make the marrage legal in the U.S.?

Then a co-sponsor might be necessary. Do you currently have a job in the US that has a salary where you will be making the requirement?

Good luck

No, I am currently only working here in Chile unfortunately.

Thanks for the fast responce! What role does a co-sponsor bare considering that this year I made less than $5000 because I was only in the states for a few months?

Hi, I am a USC living in Chile and recently got married to a Chilean. We want to live in the U.S. but don't want to spend any time apart in the process. Is it possible to file for the CR-1 while living abroad? I am currently here on a work visa and do not have permanent residency here but I have been living here for about 9 months now and still have my parents address in the states for my residency. I have done some research and am thourghly confused on this subject. Please help us start this new chapter in our lives. Thanks.