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Myrussianbride

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    Myrussianbride got a reaction from Lalo & Susana in NOA2!! (from VSC - NOA1 date:Feb 02)   
    GOT MY NOA2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! my NOA1's Feb. 02 from Vermont service center.
    Good luck to all especially to VSC fillers!!!!
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    Myrussianbride reacted to Gary and Alla in NOA dated february 2012   
    Her being here before has no affect on the fincee visa at all. Petitions are processed the same regardless of country of origin. The time for interviews varies by the consulate you use (Moscow in your case)
    Check the regional RUB forum for more details. Moscow has recently changed some interview procedures as regards US citizens so it helps to keep up on that stuff. Go to the lower part of the fourms page and find the "Russia, Ukraine, Belarus" subforum and check it out!
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    Myrussianbride reacted to didopage in NOA dated february 2012   
    Yeah, that's exactly what I was thinking.... that there was a confusion between marriage LICENSE and CERTIFICATE. I still don't understand why buying a marriage license valid 30 days when your lawyer should know that getting the fiance visa takes months!! That's a complete waste of money (license and lawyer included), and that will highly make the adjudicator wonder if you guys are already married.
    But oh well, just need to wait for the USCIS answer know.
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    Myrussianbride reacted to Gary and Alla in NOA dated february 2012   
    So the license is not a problem as long as they see it for that. The letter should help explain that. You kinda flipped me out!
    The problem you have now is that the instructions call for an "original statement..." from EACH person that they are willing and inted to marry each other within 90 days of the arrival of the foreeign beneficiary. Ther is no way the attorney can do that for you, not to say it has not been done. Basically you have to satisfy the adjudicator that gets your case.
    I do not think the lawyer is doing you any good here. Check out the VJ sample letters of intent. Look under "example forms" above. Worst case it seems you would get an RFE for the intent letters. You could get your fiancee to sign and send you one now so it is ready. Do not send anything more to USCIS unless you get an RFE.
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    Myrussianbride reacted to Gary and Alla in NOA dated february 2012   
    Number 1 lose the lawyer. They should know better
    Number 2, I think we have some confusion of terms here. Being a Texican by birth I see what you are speaking about. You have a marriage LICENSE, you do not have a marriage CERTIFICATE. Texas does this similar to Vermont. You get the license which is valid for 30 days to GET MARRIED. WHEN you are married the officiant SIGNS the license and sends it to the appropriate authority to be registerd and THEN you are married. The same document serves as both but until signed it is merely a license to get married, not a marriage certificate which says YOU ARE MARRIED.
    Correct me if I am wrong.
    It should not be in your I-129f package because an adjudicator can easily confuse this as something it is not (you did)
    all you need to prove intent is a letter of intent (samples here at VJ) Without a letter of intent your petition will not be approved and I am not sure they will accept an expired marriage license as evidence you both intend to get married within 90 days of her arrival. Yur attorney is particularly stupid. But at least he does not make you pay all up front. Write off the $500 as "first semester tuition"
    I suspect you are going to get an RFE for an explanation of the marriage license and a letter if intent from each of you.
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