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Posts posted by Yoan
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A j1 cannot aos if you're not a citizen or until the visa number is current. You'd need an f2a visa. As you can see, the current priority date is November 2014. They're working on petitions from almost 2 years ago.
You are not a US Citizen, if she marries a US Citizen no wait to file.
So does that means that we have to file the I130 wait for the approval than File the i485 ?
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Start here, lots of information.
Thank You and waiting for other information
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PS : Don't see any "violence" in my answers... It is just that i'd love to have some details in the answers I get... No offense at all.
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You can not adjust status until your visa number is current, 2 years or so,.
Hi,
Your wife does not qualify to file an I-485. As an LPR, it takes about 2 years for a visa number to become available to your wife.
File the I-130 right now, and hope that your wife can file the I-485 before her J1 visa expires.
Best of luck.
Well I've seen in a multiple places that a J-1 can ask for an AOS, And if we look at the bulletin concerning my situation the time to wait is more likely 9 month... any suggestions on what you guys are saying ? I mean I'd love to see evidence of what you are saying.
The previous advice is correct. How did you get your greencard?
Via Lottery, it is a 10 years greencard.
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Hello everyone,
I am a french man who now lives in the USA since september 2015.
I wanted to live in the USA since I was a kid and this dream became true once I won the Greencard lottery 2 years ago.
I got married now in the US with a french women and we are creating our life being happy.
I will have for sure a lot of question on this website, and will try to answer questions to those I know the answers
See you around
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Hello everyone,
I am French and I am a greencard holder (for 2 years now).
I live in the USA since September 2015 with my wife (J1 Visa without 2 years obligation).We got married in February 2016.
Her J1 Visa is ending in March 2017.
We want to obtain her a greencard, but we don't want to use a lawyer as long as we won't be able to pay for it.
So we will do the process by ourselves :
I know that we have to fill 2 forms :- form i-130
- form i-485
I also know that I may find each answer of those questions below, here and there... but I've been searching a lot and I was unable to find a case like ours well described... (So please don't judge me as a lazy guy, I have done so much research, that I got lost several times...)
This is the only thing I know for now and both forms are filled but I have got others questions before I send them :
QUESTION 1 : Do we send those 2 forms together ?QUESTION 2 : Do they each have a fee to pay (at the same time of sending them) ?
QUESTION 3 : Once those 2 forms are sent, will my wife loose her J1 Visa ?
QUESTION 4 : If yes or no, will she be able to work/obtain a visa during the process (before obtaining her greencard) ?
QUESTION 5 : Once those 2 forms are sent, will my wife be allowed to travel outside the united state ? (if yes for how long) ?
QUESTION 6 : As long as we are both living in the USA now does she have to go back in FRANCE at any moment ?
QUESTION 7 : Do we have to fill others forms ? If yes, could you name those ?
QUESTION 8 : Is a lawyer 100% necessary...? In the way that I am fully ready to fill all the forms by myself, I just need to know if I am doing it right...
Thank you a lot for the time you may take to answer those questions. I am currently writing a french blog since I got my greencard, explaining all the process of what I did (I got it from the lottery and didn't use any lawyer for the forms to obtain it). So if you guys give me an answer to those questions, I won't miss to speak about you all in my french blog (even if you may not care about it..).
Sorry for the double TOPIC available here -
Hello everyone,
I am French and I am a greencard holder (for 2 years now).
I live in the USA since September 2015 with my wife (J1 Visa without 2 years obligation).We got married in February 2016.
Her J1 Visa is ending in March 2017.
We want to obtain her a greencard, but we don't want to use a lawyer as long as we won't be able to pay for it.
So we will do the process by ourselves :
I know that we have to fill 2 forms :- form i-130
- form i-485
I also know that I may find each answer of those questions below, here and there... but I've been searching a lot and I was unable to find a case like ours well described... (So please don't judge me as a lazy guy, I have done so much research, that I got lost several times...)
This is the only thing I know for now and both forms are filled but I have got others questions before I send them :
QUESTION 1 : Do we send those 2 forms together ?QUESTION 2 : Do they each have a fee to pay (at the same time of sending them) ?
QUESTION 3 : Once those 2 forms are sent, will my wife loose her J1 Visa ?
QUESTION 4 : If yes or no, will she be able to work/obtain a visa during the process (before obtaining her greencard) ?
QUESTION 5 : Once those 2 forms are sent, will my wife be allowed to travel outside the united state ? (if yes for how long) ?
QUESTION 6 : As long as we are both living in the USA now does she have to go back in FRANCE at any moment ?
QUESTION 7 : Do we have to fill others forms ? If yes, could you name those ?
QUESTION 8 : Is a lawyer 100% necessary...? In the way that I am fully ready to fill all the forms by myself, I just need to know if I am doing it right...
Thank you a lot for the time you may take to answer those questions. I am currently writing a french blog since I got my greencard, explaining all the process of what I did (I got it from the lottery and didn't use any lawyer for the forms to obtain it). So if you guys give me an answer to those questions, I won't miss to speak about you all in my french blog (even if you may not care about it..).
Sorry for the double TOPIC available here
J1 to Greencard by getting married to GC holder
in Bringing Family Members of Permanent Residents to America
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No she doesn't is this making everything easier for her ?