JC&Evelin

You can call the place where you guys have to pick the packages and ask if both of you have to show up. So I guess the license should be enough. But maybe someone who has done the process in UK can help you better. My wife only took one form of ID when she had to pick her package. But every place is different.

No he has already served his ban

Let me ask where it asks: Has your relative ever been in the US the answer will be yes. But do I need to explain? The form does not ask for explanation or anything else.

How long was the father in the US illegally?

I will have to check on that. Thanks.

hi

there is no waiver, depending on how long he was here, he might have had a 10 year ban

but if he left over 10 years ago, then the ban is over and there is no problem

he will have to prove that he has been living in his country for 10 or more years

Alright. I hope everything goes well. Thanks for the information

You say he left the US more than 20 years ago, so any ban he would have had because of the overstay would already have been served. No this should not cause a problem.

Yes. I left the US 20 years ago. So it does not matter if he came illegally when he did?

Hello. Is it just one package or two?

And for the ID I would say bring the main ID used in your country where you picking the package.

Hello friends. I'm seeking help because I would like to petition for my father to come to US. My father was previously in the US. He came illegally and he left around 20 years ago. My question is can he get denied because of this? Will we a pardon for him or something similar? My dad was not deported. He left on his own. He never had any problems with police or immigration while he came or lived here. Please help. Thanks.

Thank you all

Congratulations!!!

That's great news!

Congrats!

May I ask you when you filed and when you did your biometrics and also when you were transferred? If you are considered to be part of the January filers, I think they would like to know. They are suffering from a huge drought of approvals on that thread. I think your news would make them happy.

Congrats again, it is time for celebration!

Happiness

My wifes ROC was approved after about 8 months without an interview!!!! So happy. We were being serviced by Vermont Service Center and got transferred to California Service Center and from there approved within a few days.

You can mail it but it will get rejected. So answer is - no.

Thank you for your reply

I understand the form to remove conditions on the greencard should be mailed 90 days before conditional card experies. I would like someone to tell me if I can mail the form before the 90 days?

I was arrested and charged with petit larceny reduced to disorderly conduct. I pleaded guilty and was given a 1 year conditional discharge in 2009. I answered yes to question 23. What should I answer on the following questions 24, 25. I was at the precinct one night. Should this be considered jail or prison to answer question 28? PLEASE HELP ME.

Thanks Darnell. But what the other guys are saying is making me think. Health insurance!

Darnell, No my grandfather will be petioned by his daughter.

Health cost?

Hello. My mother wants to bring her father to live here in the US. My mom is a US Citizen. I would like to know if is the same process as of the CR1 petition? I brought my wife with CR1 process. Also is it helpful because my grandfather already has a tourist visa. Will that make his process easier or not? Someone help. Thanks.

No problems at all. I dont know this packages by number. Tell me what packages you talking about?

Good. It will be there sooner. My wifes ss came around the three following working days

A heads up for you guys. We went to the local social security office. USCIS did not process our request to get a ss number once in the us. So we applied right there. We should be getting the card within 2 weeks.

I don't what to think. To my eyes this was something really little not a big offense or crime, but you never know with immigration.

There is always a risk of getting denied. That is why they ask all those questions about having commited crimes. It will be the discretion of the office that receives your relative's application to decided if she can become a U.S Citizen based on her criminal history. I am sure when your relative pleaded guilty that the judge informed her/him that it could affect her/his immigration status or when applying to become a US citizen.

I don't know how things go down at courts. The copy from the court just says that info reduced to disorderly conduct.

Does she have the documentation showing she was approved? This should be all she needs. We walked out of our interview with an Interview Results form and then received (a week later) the USCIS letter welcoming my husband to permanent residency, do you have those? Bring in her documentation and go in now. It's not going to hurt. They will at least explain what's going on to you.

Yes we have those and also the greencard and passport. So we will go soon and find out.

There was a little delay for the actual greencard since they did not have record of us paying the $165 immigrant fee. My wife got her greencard 05/27/13. So you guys when you will be a good idea to stop at a local social security office and inquiry about? Thanks for the help.

How long after receiving green card should I get social security card since I requested it when I sent the iv package?

Did you pay the 165$ fee for the green card production before she came to the USA? If not you need to go pay USCIS the fee.

Yes I did pay that. I just called USCIS and the guy said that it appears like if they don't have record about that paymet. He advised me to email a copy of the payment I made together with a copy of the notice I got. So that is what I am going to do. Thank you.