Alaska2012
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from Darnell in Filing for K3 visa after getting married on a K1 and leaving without AP and GC
You want to go home to save money? But doing the cr1 isn't for free either.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from PolarBearCBB in Birth Certificate Issues
It will say void no matter how you copy it. It's done so that people can't just make a copy and claim it to be the original
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from Advanced Aardvark in Do we even need a k-1 visa?
Oh it would! It would also be immigration fraud.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from B-2-Z in Do we even need a k-1 visa?
Oh it would! It would also be immigration fraud.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from Jenvds in Do we even need a k-1 visa?
Oh it would! It would also be immigration fraud.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from heo luoi in Do we even need a k-1 visa?
Oh it would! It would also be immigration fraud.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from Hannah09 in Do we even need a k-1 visa?
Oh it would! It would also be immigration fraud.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from Garcialove in Do we even need a k-1 visa?
Oh it would! It would also be immigration fraud.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from Ebunoluwa in Age difference - financial support
Having an American boyfriend who pays for the visa application and her trip won't make it easier to get a visitor visa rather the opposite.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from Unidentified in Do we even need a k-1 visa?
Oh it would! It would also be immigration fraud.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from Merrytooth in Aged/Senior Family-Based Visa Migrants
Why would they want to move over if they can't support themselves here? Did they actually think they could just move over and be taken care of?
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Alaska2012 reacted to Boiler in Visitor visa rejection for my in-laws?
Try doing it and let me know.
Big plus for being a Grandparent is being able to hand then back.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from B-2-Z in If my husband gets stationed in Alaska does that qualify as "overseas" to expedite my naturalization?
According to the USCIS we are not overseas up here in AK! When I had my neutralization interview in Anchorage there was a woman there who had an infopass to ask about that, her husband was stationed at JBER and she was told it didn't count as overseas.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from NikLR in If my husband gets stationed in Alaska does that qualify as "overseas" to expedite my naturalization?
According to the USCIS we are not overseas up here in AK! When I had my neutralization interview in Anchorage there was a woman there who had an infopass to ask about that, her husband was stationed at JBER and she was told it didn't count as overseas.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from Boiler in If my husband gets stationed in Alaska does that qualify as "overseas" to expedite my naturalization?
According to the USCIS we are not overseas up here in AK! When I had my neutralization interview in Anchorage there was a woman there who had an infopass to ask about that, her husband was stationed at JBER and she was told it didn't count as overseas.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from Harmonia in If my husband gets stationed in Alaska does that qualify as "overseas" to expedite my naturalization?
According to the USCIS we are not overseas up here in AK! When I had my neutralization interview in Anchorage there was a woman there who had an infopass to ask about that, her husband was stationed at JBER and she was told it didn't count as overseas.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from trublubu2 in If my husband gets stationed in Alaska does that qualify as "overseas" to expedite my naturalization?
According to the USCIS we are not overseas up here in AK! When I had my neutralization interview in Anchorage there was a woman there who had an infopass to ask about that, her husband was stationed at JBER and she was told it didn't count as overseas.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from Unidentified in If my husband gets stationed in Alaska does that qualify as "overseas" to expedite my naturalization?
According to the USCIS we are not overseas up here in AK! When I had my neutralization interview in Anchorage there was a woman there who had an infopass to ask about that, her husband was stationed at JBER and she was told it didn't count as overseas.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from Merrytooth in CAN I GO WITH MY HUSBAND ON HIS NEXT PCS IF I DONT HAVE GC OR AP YET?
Wouldn't you have to wait for your child to enter the US and get his green card before you join your husband in Japan? Or are you planning on flying your child over and include him in the expedite?
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Alaska2012 reacted to mallafri76 in Scandinavians
Don't believe that just because NVC approved it, they're not too good on the country specifics. The birth cert I got from the Swedish tax office was approved by NVC, yet when I went to the interview I was told it's the wrong birth cert and I got a 221(g) to send in the correct one.
If other Danes say you need the stamp from the police station, I would just go and get it. Better safe than sorry.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from mallafri76 in Scandinavians
Mallafri76: don't expect much to happen between Christmas and trettonhelgen! The embassy is known for a long Christmas break!
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from Advanced Aardvark in Filing taxes for the first time (dual status in 2015)
It can be tricky to do on your own since you have to include income from abroad too.
Why aren't you filing jointly with your husband? That is an important piece of evidence when it comes to prove you have a real marriage.
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Alaska2012 got a reaction from guitarjam in Departure & Visa expire times
You could leave the day before it expires, it really doesn't matter! Just as long as you enter before it expires you are good.