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Be sure to use the correct form..... Form I-129F
Check out: http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/immigrate/types/family/fiance-k-1.html

Hi!! I've seen something similar happened to other people in this forum, and sometimes they want 2 things, usually birth certificate and biography page of US passport! ( we sent those 2 had no problems )
Also I neeed to say if the cat on your profile picture is yours it's adorable!!!!

Some people think that an attorney has magical abilties that can help their case. Well they do not. You are just as likely to get an RFE with an attorney than without one. In several cases, attorneys have sent in wrong paperwork or applied the law incorrectly. Just tell the truth on your application and don't omit anything. considering your kids left voluntarily within a 365 day period, I believe they do not have any bar on them that would prevent them from getting a visa. If there were a bar, for example, an attorney cannot do any magic as you will have to go about receiving a waiver just like someone without an attorney would. You do realize you are paying someone $10,000 to fill out an application, right?

Thats a good one!! My mom still sends mine by mail every few months. I can't wait to go back to Spain myself and bring for a while

Hi!
Don't know your personal case but I personally would NOT pay to a lawyer to write on papers.
Everybody has to file the same documents for a K-1 so if it's a straight normal case I recommend to do it yourself.
Any doubts you may have just search information here or ask all the times you need to ,and people will help you.
Lawyers are really expensive I would keep the money for something else.
If you two know known each other for a while, have seen at least once in the past 2 years, just keep collecting proof of your relationship and it will be fine

Hi everyone! We had our interview today and it was sooooooo fun! The officer was really nice and it's like she's just having a friendly conversation with us. Here's what happened:
First was she asked us to stand up, raise our right hand and swear that everything we say will be the truth. And then she asked us first and foremost, which was also like the only question that she asked, was if I had any intention to get married when I came here last April (as I entered via tourist visa), which I answered no, because my husband just surprised me and spoke to my parents who were also visiting! She then asked the questions on the I-485 form on terrorism, felonies, etc, all of which I said 'no' to. And then she asked for documents to support our relationship and the rest was just plain conversation, like three longtime friends catching up! She then told me that she will go back to Anchorage to update my status, and I will be receiving an e-mail that my card is in production, and I will be receiving my green card in a month. She even shared where she was from, and we commended her great personality! Yay!
Ahh! All the wait was worth it! I am really glad that she was nice enough to make everything so smooth and easy! We were there for around 10-15 mins! I hope everyone will have a great interview as well! Happy Holidays!

aww love all the stories you guys!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
We met in Spain. A close friend of mine had friends from France and The states visiting , for 2 days my friend was telling me to join them to go show them Barcelona and do some tourist stuff but I didn't want to because one of the French guys I knew already and he had a crush on me so I didn't want to have to spend all the time talking to him....
Well the last night my friend told me we are going to pick you up and going out tonight wherever you want to or not.
I perfectly remember it was a Wednesday night 11pm, 25 February 2009, I went out my building and all the boys started getting out the 2 cars and my friend was introducing me to everybody when I saw my husband it was like in the movies when everything stops around you and you can't listen properly....
I didn't speak any English, the basic from highschool and very poor basic I must say.... He didn't speak Spanish but we "talk" all night ( 4 hours, conversations were pretty lame hahaahh ) he invited me to come visit because I was never in this country before and I said yes sure but I thought he was joking or just being nice....
Before leaving he gave me his business card with his email and I told my friend "Gerard he doesn't know yet but the american boy and I are getting married" and he said what you are crazy which one??? And I remember saying: I don't know I didn't understand his name but that one, while pointed at him and smiling, my husband was so confused smiling back hahahaha!!!!
Since then we chatted everyday few days then every day using hotmail MSN.....
4 months later in June I came to visit my husband with the friend who introduced us and after that he tell me why I didnt move here with him so we could get to know each other better!
we didn't know about green card and visas were so hard to get, so that wasn't possible.... but we kept seeing each other, I would come here for 89 days a couple times a year, basically living together half of the year, until this last summer he proposed to me and we got married!

I filed 1 photo of me and my spouse each for the I-130 packet and 6 photos of myself for the I-485 packet.

Hi, you have to send EAD and AP with AOS, since they are complementing AOS.

Hi, you have to send EAD and AP with AOS, since they are complementing AOS.

As soon as you two have seen each other in the past 2 years it's good.
Do you have pictures right???

I can answer one thing for the wife. Birth control pills. You don't need a script in Thailand to get them. You can get them at any pharmacy. In the U.S. you need a prescription. Plus they're much cheaper in Thailand.

Yayy!! That's so great!! I'm excited for you Just 1 month from today!

I'm guessing the UK is similar to NZ in this regard. Back home, platinum denotes a premium card with higher status than gold!

As a U.S. citizen you are still required to fill your taxes while working abroad.
So even if you get a joint sponsor or find a job now you still have to show taxes from the past years..

As a U.S. citizen you are still required to fill your taxes while working abroad.
So even if you get a joint sponsor or find a job now you still have to show taxes from the past years..

Why not try to make an Infopass appointment that a situation arose and that you would need the Advance Parole now? Worth trying...

Start now it will take around a year anyways so the 2 years will be passed

Congrats on the wedding! tell your wife she looked beautiful. Thanks for sharing the pictures
Wish you guys a fast process with the spousal visa you deserve it! Good luck

If you're circumstances have changed since entering the country I believe you can get married, stay and adjust your status. If you didn't arrive with the intention of getting married and adjusting, this is legal.

You have confused Medicare and medicaid. Medicare is for those over 65 , not many 65+ year olds of any immigration status get pregnant

I'm a little confused. Job loss is not usually a reason for change of custody. Was it done legally? What about paying child support for her current kids? K1 is sounding like your only option. That or move temporarily to Niagara Falls NY, apply for a nexus card and go back and forth to visit eachother during a cr1 process.

Thanks guys! I uploaded a few wedding photos just now. I'm so proud of my baby!

Yes you are right, SSN will do nothing in this case since she is the only one who can adjust for you.
I'm sorry it had to be this way for you. Hope you find someone who values you and loves you in the future.

How can a lawyer guarantee a green card in 3 months or less? . This is not true.