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  1. Three things need to be proven in a case like this:

    1. Proof that the mother is the biological mother of the child.

    2. Proof that the mother is married to the step-father.

    3. Proof that the step-father is a US citizen.

    Find out which of these three things was in question when it was denied and provide solid evidence next time. No proof of any sort of relationship is required. They would rarely ask for a DNA test in a case like this, but if they did then it would be from the biological mother and not the step-father.

    Hi,

    Are there age limit for step father to sponsor step children? Does the children has to be unmarried and under certain age?

    Thanks

  2. are you certain of 'status' at uscis?

    Please call in, and check ? get an ISO --> http://www.dhs.gov/xabout/structure/gc_1221837986181.shtm#5

    Yes, here is what case status show:

    On March 20, 2010, a USCIS office received this case from the State Department with a request that we review it. We will notify you when we complete our review, or if we need something from you. If you move while this case is pending, please use our Change of Address online tool to update your case with your new address or call our customer service center at 1-800-375-5283.

    Thanks

  3. Hello,

    Here is my friend situation:

    Her Finiance sponsor as K1, got here 3 years ago and got married. They filed AOS but moved after that so they did not get the interview schedule. She only has here EAD (I-765) and has been renewal every year. Her husband left her and she can not locate where he live now. She never receive anything from VSC, when she info and ask they just told her that her case is lockup for now. But they give her the appointment to Finger printing again, and that all. She want to file a divorve now. Can she do it? Any suggestion what she should do now? Can she explain to VSC and file her AOS again by herself. She has been working and file taxes for the last 2 years.

    Any help will be appriaciate and anyone has semilar case?

    Thanks everyone.

  4. I had my appointment today at USCIS-Baltimore around 230pm. I had to wait for like an hour & a half before I was called.. The interviewer asked me to swear to tell the truth then asked me to sit down. He asked me all sorts of questions, which I believe, I answered well. Stuff like addresses, if I have work permit ( I didn't apply for one), if I have committed any crime, involved in illegal organizations & all that... My husband wasn't able to go with me because he is currently deployed in Iraq.. I showed him proof which was a letter from his chain of command that he is currently deployed... My interview didn't take too long.. just 15 minutes tops. I even showed him our album , pictures, gave him a copy of my military id along with my hubby's latest payslips... After the interview, he told me that they will review my case & told me to just wait as I will receive a decision in the mail.. I asked him for how long? he said he has no idea.. He didn't stamp anything in my passport nor took my I-94... What does this mean? I'm kind of anxious because he wasn't giving me any clue if I got approved or not.... Does this mean I'm denied? Pls help me...anyone with a similar case..

    My niece is the same boat. She got her interview Tuesday but no decision had been made. They told her to go home and wait for back ground check and will follow up if they need any thing else. Now my question is if she want to travel to other state but her Visa is expired already. Is there a way for her to travel within the US? She does apply for EAD but still have no answer on those as well. Anyone know the answer please help.

    Thanks

  5. Your CRI89 CONDITIONAL RESIDENCE I-89 CARD RECEIVED AT SERVICE CENTER was received on September 19, 2005. We will mail you a decision as soon as processing is complete. You can use our processing dates to estimate when this case will be done. Follow the the link below for current processing dates.

    What is this mean? the current stamp is almost expired. What should I do?

    Help please.

    Thanks

  6. You can file for another K1, but you'd have to request a waiver. From the instruction on I-129f:

    "If you have filed two or more K-1 visa petitions at any time in the past or previously had a K-1 visa petition approved within two years prior to the filing of this petition, you must apply for a waiver. To request a waiver you must submit a written request with this petition accompanied by documentation of your claim to the waiver." - bolded by me.

    For more info: http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/lawsregs/han...IMBRA072106.pdf

    Is there a sample form of waiver any where? Thanks

  7. Hello,

    Here is my situation:

    Last year I filed K1 for my fiance and she came over here stay with me for less than 90 days, but we did not get marry at that time. She returned home to have our baby.

    Now, can I filed K1 for my fiance and my kid or should I have to return the the county to get marry and filed as K3.

    Any suggestion or ideas?

    Thanks for your help.

  8. Hello,

    My aunt came to US 3 months ago with visitor Visa, while she staying over here at US she in love with a US citizent and want to get mary. What is the process to get AOS for her? Searching the internet I think of these step, anyone with experience please help:

    1. Get marry in person to get mary certificated.

    2. Apply for SSN.

    3. File for AOS (I-130, I-485, G325A, I-765, I-864)

    4. She can stay with her husband and waiting for AOS.

    Questions:

    Does she need to apply for extend stay since her I-94 only stamp for 6 months? Is there anyother way to do it?

    Thanks

  9. Hello,

    My inlaw sponsor their children but not enough income, while they are living with us we co-sponsor for their childen (I-864 was filed). My in law is a US Citizent, and the child is unmarry over 21 (F1 catagory). The case already forward to Consular (Priority date 2/2001) in June 21, 2006. My questions is:

    If my in law no longer living with us, will the co-sponsor still valid? How can they submit the new I-864 if they want difference co-sponsor and not using the co-sponsor already in file.

    Thanks

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