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Is the lawyer going to represent me in my own country where the interview will take place or before the immigration in the United States?and more so what if I have to show the interviewer all the authentic birth certificate myself during my interview in my own country, and finally is it true that when non immigrant visa is denied, the case is closed, so when no visa has ever been issued , how long does it take the embassy to keep data of individual who has never been issued any type of visas before, is it that the record is kept forever?

Do I just need a lawyer's advise or the lawyer will have to file some papers on my behalf?

Do I just need a lawyer's advise or the lawyer will have to file some papers on my behalf?

Do I have to hire a lawyer in my own country or I need a U.S based lawyer?

Do I have to hire a lawyer in my own country or I need a U.S based lawyer?

May be we should not start the petition, at all or what do you suggest? I am not desperate to relocate, more so we are looking at sometimes in January, 2015 to file the petition because I will still be busy with school till the end of November, 2014, so we are thinking January,2015 to file the petition.

I have got two renewal after that and more so can I get a waiver?

That was five years ago and I have had two passports after that incident

It wasn't my fault I filled what was on the passport ,i mean filled the date of birth on the passport on my application form then and when the passport expired about five years ago i ensured that i have the authentic details on them and i have even travelled with the passport to some part of Europe to study and few months ago, the passport also expired and i just have it renew

The day and month of my birth are the same on my both passports but the new one carry the authentic year which is 1969 but I had 1968 on my former passport, the mistake came from the passport office then. But I have the original birth certificate that is from the government that tally with my new passport details.

Should I ask my wife to file the petition and when do you think it is right for us to do so.

My own story is that I have applied to the US embassy four times for non immigrant visa, the last time was about five years ago. What are my chances because I have been denied for four good times for non-immigration visa and now that my wife want to petition for me what are my chances ? And more so my names have changed from the former papers I used to apply for my non-immigrant visa with different date of birth, good enough my new passport carry my authentic names and date of birth.