mamichula34
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Plus all the expenses out there, flights etc
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1 minute ago, Georgia16 said:
Then I would get started now with the I-130 so he can move early in the summer vacation and settle a bit before starting school here
We trying to calculate time frame and 💰 prior to submitting anything.
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4 minutes ago, Georgia16 said:
Yes you can do a K-2 is you are fast and he can get here fast and then you'll have to do the AOS when he gets here OR you can do the I-130 as a stepchild which takes a year but then he gets his GC when he gets here.
I'm not in no rush. I will rather do the I130. Less 💰. Like that we can get mother mentally ready for her to take actions in the country forthe child prior to us going to interview.
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if i do k2 visa i will have to do the same Steps to aos
23 minutes ago, Georgia16 said:Was the child mentioned on the I-129F? Or did you do spouse visa?
When did the father get his visa?
Child was mentioned in the k1 pet.
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My hubby got his GC 6/21 for 2 years. Now we working on petitioning his son. We are doing the I130, I485, G325 for 11 years old Dominican.
Will it be best to do the I130 or K3?
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Well, I called the embassy in Dominican republic myself to verify was it mandatory to go for interview and I was informed that it's not mandatory. So there is no false statement from me. Some can't go to interview for personal matters work etc. So that why it's not mandatory/ obligatory for K1 Interview..
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I disagree with statement its not mandatory...or else why would they call...they like to question petitioner. IN DR
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I'm a petitioner from US and my fiance is from Dom. Rep. And he had his interview on 9/2. I didn't attend the interview but they did call me for my interview. He was APPROVED. It's not Mandatory for petitioner to go to Dom. Rep. Interview unless official asked for the petitioner and they will reschedule.
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You can sign back in today and your banco pop. Receipt number should be programmed so that you can finish the process. Passport number should be included. Answer all questions as needed.
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Minés went to pay at the bank on Friday and was told to pick up on monday
Minés went to pay at the bank on Friday and was told to pick up on monday
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For what country? And what visa?
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Yes, they asked him has he ever been arrested or committed any crime he said no because he never was arrested, then the officer said are you sure he said yes I'm sure he asked again and he still said no so when the officer whipped out his records he said you lied being under oath and he replied saying I was not arrested for that case I was in the district but not arrested. So the officer gave him paperwork on how to clear his case which made him go to court etc. So remember that immigration is federal by the government they can't track anything and everything. So the best is to be true about everything.
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The best way is to be honest. My ex-husband had a DUI case back in 2000 never was convicted and when we went to immigration in 2008 they declined it because he said he was never in jail or had a case. I had to pay a lawyer for the DUI case and he was sentenced. Nothing major so once he finished he case sentencing we reaplied an and he was approved. The reason I say to be honest is because the already know when filing all about the beneficiary history. Hope this can be helpful. Good luck
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Yes, Jesus..
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Step child
in Bringing Family Members of Permanent Residents to America
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Dominican rep works quick