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  1. 4 hours ago, Coldlight said:

    his all document still in embassy . he never took back. is he need to send letter to embassy  ? . how do he get back documents .or do  have to ask embassy . I filled case as his wife as US citizen then we will file all over again 

    The approved petition would have been sent back to the US.   

  2. 9 hours ago, Rabadiady said:

    No I didn’t get a packet they just said they need the original form of I-129f and stamped and they didn’t even tell her who or where to get a stamp from 

    I’m thinking in Jordan there’s a place that stamps forms and such that make it seem original and valid .

    They are asking for a copy of the I-129-F form that YOU submitted to USCIS.

     

    There is no way some “place” in Jordan would make that “seem original and valid.”

  3. 6 hours ago, VictoriaS208 said:

    Hey everyone,

     

    I need help trying to understand the process seeking asylum using the CBP one app to schedule appointments and the Global entry travel program.

     

    My sister in law is in Tijuana waiting for her appointment to seek asylum in the USA. She uses the CBP One app everyday to request an appointment. 

     

    I reas that she can also participate in the Global Entry Travel program where she is able to use the express line instead of waiting long wait times in the general line.

     

    The Global Entry program you can also schedule appointments but I'm not sure if the appointment she can also claim asylum or she needs to wait for the appointment through the CBP one app. She has a little girl traveling with her and I want her to wait the less time as possible for security and safety reasons.

     

    Can she get Global entry and get an appointment to seek asylum using the global entry application or she needs to wait for the her appointment using the cbp one app?

    I believe her global entry application would be via her own country, right?  The United States does not administer that for noncitizens/nonresidenrs.

  4. 21 minutes ago, Mzk279 said:

    So of the dates dont match with previous dates entered a decade ago will i be refused visa

    The primary reason why you would be refused a tourist visa is for failing to show strong ties to home/immigrant intent.   If you are not lying about your intentions, why worry so much?

  5. 20 minutes ago, Mzk279 said:

    So of the dates dont match with previous dates entered a decade ago will i be refused visa

    If it looks like you are deliberately trying to falsify info, then that would be misrepresentation, and yes, it will be denied.   
     

    If it’s a matter of knowing the year of something, but not recalling the precise month/day, that would not be something they focus on.

     

    Look, if you are not misrepresenting yourself and trying to get away with something shady, why worry so much?

  6. 13 hours ago, Mzk279 said:

    So they dont compare all the information entered with precious application as u said ? So i cant enter whatever date i remember for date of join for employment? I just dont remember what i mentioned previously and i have been in my dad's firm for the last 15yrs

    As you were told in your other thread, they absolutely look at ALL previously submitted information.   Just answer the questions honestly to the best of your ability, that’s all you can do.

  7. 19 hours ago, PaVaz said:

    She was illegally at the border and was fingerprinted and released at the point of entry.  She did return and stay.  Her children were not with her but because her children are in the US now the official might think she brought them.  I assumed that since her waiver was approved that her entries are not a problem now.

    She did not enter with a visa.

    If she didn’t bring them, how did they get to the U.S.?

  8. 1 hour ago, David&Glaiza said:

    Okay, so here's a unique situation. Hawaii divorce court filed an order that my two minor children (US Citizens) ages 5 and 7 be brought to me by their mother in the Philippines. I will have sole custody of them for 3+ years.  This was a court stipulation. I have already found an excellent school for them to attend and suddenly wondered if I need to apply for some kind of student visa or would the school do that? Any help will be GREATLY appreciated. Please help...my kids will be arriving mid-June of this year.

    Your post is kind of confusing.  You've posted under the student visa board, but it appears you are talking about student visas for the Philippines?  If so, you will get better responses on the Philippines country forum, and I will ask a mod to move it.

  9. 59 minutes ago, Mzk279 said:

    Yes i know that bro but i cant help it. I think i made a mistake goin to uscis website and hoping it doesnt have any impacts in my future b2visa application.  chatgpt and gemini from google said us embassy and uscis arent sharing any info between them although they r part of the department of state and homeland security. Also uscis doesnt share such info which is confidentiality asked.

    They ABSOLUTELY share info between agencies, 100%.   Bro.  

  10. 3 hours ago, Porguette said:

    I applied for my mom December 2023, her application status still says "actively reviewed". Until recently we had no issues her waiting back on my home country but now I'm really worried that  the whole thing might be jeopardized, due to continuous unrest in Georgia(my home country where my mom is right now). Plus she is of an elderly age and that makes me even more worried about her. I thought maybe it would be a good idea for her to maybe apply for a tourist visa in the meantime and then finish her immigrant visa process here, in the states ( medical, exam, interview etc.) 

     

    The thing is, I'm not sure if that is possible exactly. So far, from what I've read online, it seems like it is possible for to visit on a B1b2 while her i130 is pending but she will need to return back to continue her process. it's quite a long distance to travel for an elderly person that never travelled internationally before and the whole thing just makes me uneasy. 

     

    Does anyone here had similar experience where they had their parent/parents come on b1b2 and then continue the rest of i130 here in the States? how realistic is that? 

     

    I also was thinking about maybe trying to expedite the whole thing?  

    I am just afraid, by the time her interview comes, things in my country will be come so difficult and who knows, maybe U.S. embassy won't even be there by then and I'm freaking out. My biggest nightmare is here getting stuck there alone and me not being able to bring here:( 

     

    Any advice on the matter would be appreciated! 

     

     

     

    No, that is fraud.   Also unlikely she’d even get a B visa.

     

    On what basis would you try to expedite?   They won’t expedite because you’re tired of waiting.

  11. 18 hours ago, Thandeka said:

    good day we have our interview scheduled for June. Unfortunately, my husband is incarcerated and will not be able to make the interview when we file for our paperwork. We included the part of the policy where it said waivers for incarcerated petitioners, and we include evidence of his incarceration obviously he can’t attend the interview. What do I do, please help 

    So he’s been incarcerated all this time, and you’re adjusting from ESTA/B visa?   Why did he not petition you?

     

    How will he sponsor you without an income?

  12. 7 hours ago, Mzk279 said:

    I remember filling in g639 form however i deleted my account yday. That form is part of freedom of information act / privacy. I tried to access my i94  there. I did get an email saying they couldnt find anything but now i am worried since my passport number is with them , i hope the US embassy doesnt have an issue with that coz if they punch my passport number n the uscis pops up i might be in trouble as to what i was doin at the citizenshsip portal. 

     

    Again, being worried about that makes NO sense.

  13. 4 hours ago, Mzk279 said:

    You are right . Mayb i was overthinking. I thought the usa embassy would think i used the uscis website to apply for a green card or something 

    They won’t, because that’s not how that works.   You don’t just randomly “apply” for a green card.   It’s all very regulated.

  14. 12 minutes ago, Mzk279 said:

    Thank you vicky's mom for the information but my question still persists as to whether accessing info from the USCIS will be known to the US embassy ? I asked chatgpt and it said asking for i94 from uscis isnt illegal and its perfectly confidential as in noone will know i accessed the USCIS

    Not sure what you're getting at here, but I-94 info is accessible to you, and it is intended to be.

     

    If you're asking whether the various agencies involved in US immigration communicate with one another, the answer is obviously YES.

  15. 1 hour ago, Mzk279 said:

    It says bank statement and proof income with an noc letter from employer. But i wanna knw if a paycheck qualifies as a proof of income against a bank transfer for salary? 

    I would provide exactly what they ask for.

  16. 5 hours ago, Mzk279 said:

    Yes , any help would be appreciated.  I am little worried as i have to renew my b2 visa.  I was told to check my immigration record on uscis but i guess they could not locate anything or i was looking at the wrong place. I was wondering if the usa embassy would know about me requesting for b2 immigration record and if that would affect my future visa application?

    What immigration record?  B2 is nonimmigrant, and under jurisdiction of dept of state.

    2 hours ago, Mzk279 said:

    Ok but that doesnt answer my question as to whether its going to be an issue for future visa application? 

    Your future ability to renew B2 visas is absolutely impacted by your travel/stay/overstay record, yes.

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