SelinaWill
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SelinaWill got a reaction from daviddelen in Do I need an Immigration Lawyer?
If you will have a regular case without circumstances that will make it complicated (such as your fiancé having a criminal record) then you really don't need a lawyer. That would be a waste of money because if you are well informed about everything then the whole thing isn't such a big deal and can be perfectly done (I would even say sometimes better) without one.
Good luck and have a great wedding day!
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SelinaWill got a reaction from Hypnos in Do I need an Immigration Lawyer?
If you will have a regular case without circumstances that will make it complicated (such as your fiancé having a criminal record) then you really don't need a lawyer. That would be a waste of money because if you are well informed about everything then the whole thing isn't such a big deal and can be perfectly done (I would even say sometimes better) without one.
Good luck and have a great wedding day!
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SelinaWill got a reaction from alizon in Constructive criticism required
Filing a cr1 visa, it's not fast but the way to go
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SelinaWill got a reaction from everwaiting_sam in Recent Frankfurt interview dates
http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/k1list.php?cfl=&op3=8&op5=&op6=All
Below the chart you can set it for frankfurt
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SelinaWill got a reaction from Asia in is that true
i dont think its rude... just letting you know that communication with them is not needed since your case is not there with them.
good luck!
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SelinaWill reacted to DefunctAccount in The first Gay K-1 Fiance Visa Progress with DOMA repeal on the Horizon (Tim & Keno)
Keno and I are starting to slowly prepare all the documentation we are going to need to submit our I-129F. We want to take our time with the whole process to make sure every 'i' is dotted and every 't' is crossed. Being one of the first same-sex bi-national couples to immigrate to the US on a K-1 visa on the heels of a potential victory in the Supreme Court on June 27th means we don't want anything to go wrong on our end.
While we cannot file our I-129F until DOMA is repealed, we want to be ready the instant it is to submit our paperwork because it is such a time-consuming process.
Keno is currently securing his passport quality photos which he will include in his packet of info (G-325a, statement of intent to marry) that he will send to me in late January. He should have them within the week.
To everyone who supports us, thank you very much - you have no idea how much kind words and support means to us.
To those who wish us ill or dislike us because of our sexuality, please just avoid posting inflammatory comments and leave us be - that's all we ask and we do wish you the best of luck on your journey to bring your loved one to the US.