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    2016: B visa for spouse ❌
    2017: DCF - CR-1 visa ✅
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    2019: I-751 ROC ✅
    2021: N-400 w/ name change ✅
    2019: B visa for SIL ✅
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    2023: B visa for SIL no. 2 ✅
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  9. millefleur
    I've always used the Russian Visa Center: https://russia-visacentre.com/en Private visas are also decent if you can get that one. Has a bit more flexibility with where you can register the visa as opposed to tourist visa.
  10.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: Proof of Name Change for Ukrainian Passport After Marriage - Marriage in Illinois
  11. millefleur
    You probably need a court order name change via a local court in the US. (There's no federal court that offers this service.)
  12.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: Coffee vs tea
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    Tea
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    **Moved from US Citizenship General Discussion to Work Visas**
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    **Moved from Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America to RUB regional forum**
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    **Moved from IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures to AOS from Work, Student, & Tourist Visas**
  17.    TBoneTX reacted to a post in a topic: Postage to Russia in 2024
  18. millefleur
    There's a company that ships to Russia from the US. It's called AEC Parcel Service. You can find different drop off points on their website. https://aecparcel.com/drop-off-locations/ So far, this is the only company I know of who will ship to Russia.
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  20. millefleur
    It didn't used to be common, it's fairly recent that Russians being put in extended AP has become the norm. Even at the beginning of the invasion, extended AP didn't appear to be common unless you had a military background, were from a "closed city" or had some special training that got flagged. Within the last year or so, however, it seems everyone is getting hit with it. We considered doing a pinned thread in the past but I was not sure how widespread it was becoming. The only info I'm getting about this is anecdotal stories from people here on VJ posting about it. I havent' checked Vinskogo but if what you're saying is correct, it seems this is a new blanket protocol for most Russian nationals. I will consider making a pinned thread on the topic soon, I just wish I had a better source for it beyond just these individual reports.
  21. millefleur
    WOM actually resulted in them issuing a visa? I saw in the AP forum that others who filed one were just rejected saying it wasn't enough time to complete AP.
  22. millefleur
    That's right, Russians are considered a "homeless nationality" by US DoS, with Warsaw being the default embassy for them. Moscow is only processing cases in matters of life or death emergencies.
  23. millefleur
    **Moved from Adjustment of Status (Green Card) from K1 and K3 Family Based Visas to CEHST**
  24. millefleur
    DCF in Moscow required actual residency or work visa, a tourist visa did not qualify you to file for it. I knew people who were turned away from DCF because they only had tourist visas. So I don't know what Warsaw or other embassies would require but tourist visa seems highly unlikely. He should consider contacting the embassies first and seeing if they'll even take someone "living" in Russia on a tourist visa. Since DCF is for "exceptional circumstances" if he's just choosing to stay there as an extended tourist coming in and out, it seems somewhat unlikely they would consider it. However, doesn't hurt to contact and see what they say.
  25. millefleur
    Moscow most likely would not take this case as an American choosing to live in Russia is not a life threatening situation, from what I gather you can leave at any time. They are not doing any immigrant visa processing right now except in "life or death scenarios" which your case doesn't fit. You can try to reach out to Warsaw or Frankfurt and see what they say. DCF is now only available via "exceptional circumstances" with short notice job offer/relocation being the common one and usually the American has to have real residency in the country abroad (for example Moscow used to require work visa or residency when they offered DCF, a tourist visa did not qualify.) It seems unlikely they would consider an American choosing to live in Russia as something exceptional but you can try. Please update us on what you hear back if you contact them.
  26. millefleur
    Getting a 2nd opinion (at least) is so important. My dad was misdiagnosed for almost 10 years, was put on meds for said disease (steroid type meds) and it turns out later after he got 2nd opinions at a more serious research hospital (in another town) they told him he never had this disease. Unfortunately his disease was never truly diagnosed ("idiopathic" - so they simply don't understand or know the cause) but the fact he took useless meds for almost a decade still infuriates me.
  27. millefleur
    **Moved from US Immigration News and Discussion to IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures**
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