themnhung

thanks for the inputs.....

since my sister has a husband and two kids "ages 5 and 6".

do i need to file a petition for each one "husband and two kids".

here is my stituation, i m a "us citizen" and my dad is "green card holders". currently i can only petition for my sister.

or should i wait 3 years when my dad become "us citizen" to petition for my sister?

if i petition for my sister now, when my dad become "us citizen" will my sister petition get bump up in line?

any inputs will be greatly appreciated

my question is do we need to keep all the evidance from the K1 visa interview, once i arrive in the US?

when i apply for AOS do we need the evidence from the K1 process?

I am just concern that in the AOS interview they will ask for it.

evidence such as (letters, pictures, chat message, telephone bills, boarding pass... etc.)

thanks for any suggestion.

[you should take treatment as soon as possible, because treatment will take atleast 7 months or MORE. and

be prepare for the side effect of the treatment (darken skin, body temperture rise, rash, hot temper, tiredness...etc).

they wont let you take medicine home, so every morning you have to go to the hospital and take the medication.

they will deny you visa until your TB is treated.

if you have anyway of avoiding failing your medical exam, then do it at any cost.

my concerns was that during the interview the Consulate officer might ask to provide proof that we are not related by presenting our original birth certificates. in that case i dont have my birth certificate

do you need both the person birth certificate for K-1?

i lost my birth certificate when i imigrate to the United States.

i have become naturalized us citizen, and my US Citizen Certificate already

has my date of birth and where i was born, is this acceptable as a birth certificate?

if not then, what forms or document i need to provide.