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2 hours ago, bspnmi said:

Hello VJ,

 

My fiance came her on a K1 and only has one name. She got her K1 visa and SS card, they both have FNU Sandy on it as the name. When I'm adding her to my credit card and bank accout do I use FNU as first name and Sandy as last name or just use Sandy? 

Please let me know if you have any questions. 

 

Thank you

What is fnu?

Does she has only Zname Sandy? No last name?

2 hours ago, Tomell said:

Odd question everyone, no that my lovely wife Anabel is here in the states, we miss the living heck out of our 4 year old family cat, David. Without us there, he doesent face a very good life, so we want to see about bring him over.

 

Anyone coming to the states (Indianapolis, or something close enough to drive to) anytime soon that could fly with him as cabin baggage (I would pay the fee)

 

Or does anyone know a reasonably priced way to get a family pet over here? Money is tight (I have a bunch of medical problems I'm dealing with, and it pretty much cleaned us out financially) but we sure do want to see David the cat again...

You are missing important informations, first where is the cat?

Does he have all vet records?

Does he have paper works to travel?

Why he didnt flight with your wife?

8 hours ago, PaulMK said:

Hello, I am rather new to this forum, and I hope I am doing this correctly.

 

I am the U.S. Petitioner, and my Fiance is a Russian Citizen. We have received our NOA2 on the 31st of January 2023, and are awaiting the NVC to give us a case number.

 

Due to the current situations in Russia, we decided it was best for my Fiance to move to Mexico, and live with some of my friends' family.

 

We did this out of fear that the Russia would no longer allow their citizens to exit the country when they started conscripting their citizens to the war.

 

She is currently in Mexico, on a 6 month tourist visa that will expire in the coming month.

 

The problem is, that her tourist visa in Mexico is running out, and our immigration process is still months away from completion.

 

We believe best option is to have her overstay her visa in Mexico, as the consequence for overstaying a Mexican visa is a small fee. We were thinking she could pay her fee for overstaying right before immigrating to the United States, but are worried this would cause an issue at the U.S. side of the border.

 

Would the U.S. care that she overstayed her visa in another country?

She need be resident in Mexico to apply for a immigration process at usa conculate, so try to get her residency in Mexico

4 minutes ago, OldUser said:

If it's lost it will be lost with I-485, which is required for AOS.

 

There's been cases of USCIS assuming beneficiary is abroad doing consular processing despite checking the right boxes.

 

Additionally, instead of IO having one packet to review he or she would have to combine I-130 and I-485. And when things are separate, with millions of petitions at USCIS, things can get slower or more complicated.

I have done that 3 times and not problems, if you mark the right box saying the interview location

56 minutes ago, OldUser said:

I disagree, not much benefit of filing I-130 electronically in this case, because I-485 is paper only form.

 

I vote for filing the entire packet together.

 

Here is detailed guide for Adjustment of Status:

 

But when file i-130 online you get receipt almost instantly and attach that receipt to the i-485 package.

File i-130 online give you a peace of mind that uscis is not going lose your paper submitted with i-130.

3 minutes ago, changbaihou said:

Thanks for reply.

 

Does it mean that I might have to go to a place far away?

Yes, usually oath ceremony is around interview city, but somtimes the locations can change. One thing is sure, they schedule

10 minutes ago, changbaihou said:

I am living very far away the office where I will have N400 test.

 

Can I go to a nearby place to attend the oath ceremongy?

 

How to do it?

 

Thanks in advance!

No because they schedule your oath ceremony with time and place where will be

18 minutes ago, Cam1926 said:

My wife and I were married in 2018. She is from Ukraine and ni need to get her green card . What is the best path for us? She is currently here in the USA. Is the I 130 or the I 495 better option for us. Please help..

Charlie 

11 minutes ago, Cam1926 said:

My wife and I were married in 2018. She is from Ukraine and ni need to get her green card . What is the best path for us? She is currently here in the USA. Is the I 130 or the I 495 better option for us. Please help..

Charlie 

You need fill out i-130 fee 535  , do that online and attach the receipt you will get to the form i-485 fee 1225 

ALSO fill out firms i-765 and i-131, those are free when send together with i-485

1 hour ago, Gomezant said:

My elderly mother was visiting the Dominican Republic and she has lost her Green Card.

 

I have filled an I-90 form for her.

 

But not sure what's next. Does she need to go to the US Embassy there and bring the I-90 along with other documentation so she can get some kind of letter for her to travel back to the US or is there some other process?

 

Thanks 

 

 

 

That is not the process, she need a travel document

30 minutes ago, Salvador&Julissa said:

I filed the I 130 and I have not received 2nd notice. USCIS states 4 months more for decision. Today I got a notice that the biometric appt has been scheduled in 2 weeks. Is the I 130 not suppose to be approved before the I 485? Any info is greatly appreciated. 

If you are filing aos , biometric is needed before they do anything

3 hours ago, EDDIE95 said:

I just got notification that i485 got approved but i131 and i765. I guess once I get green card, EAD and travel is no longer needed as green card covers?

You don’t need the others. Congratulations 

29 minutes ago, DarkKiss said:

This is the Birth Certificate that was submitted to USCIS  to begin the process, which was ACCEPTED.  The same one was submitted with the AOS documents and was ACCEPTED.. The translated copy of the Birth Certificate was ACCEPTED, but the ORIGINAL WAS NOT????.  What is NVC wanting??? HAS someone had this problem is the past.  They would have DQ's me at least a month ago but for this. This is the only RFE that keeps coming Up!!  Please help!  

The instructions says no original, just send copies

6 hours ago, Timona said:

Does the child have have any medical challenges? 

 

 

He has autism.

56 minutes ago, Sparkey said:

I have an email trail between him and my dad where my dad confronts him about his drinking and he denies he has a problem.  Do you think i should include that?

All can help

48 minutes ago, Family said:

She lied when she left the baby 4 years ago and she continues  to lie. …

She would have been allowed to bring the child then , could have petitioned for the child as soon as she returned to the US and could have obtained and I-131 as @Mike E indicated , to go back and care for the child until his I-130 petition completed.

 

Am sure grandma is frustrated, but sounds like the child’s father is a local fellow…is he in the picture to help? 

 

Yes the father help, it is the mother's dad who is taking care of the boy

This questions is for a friend who is taking care of her grand son in Dom. Rep because the mother of the boy enter to usa with a sb1 after be out of usa for 3 years.

Here is the history: the mother of the boy was in Dom Rep for around 3 years, during that time she had a baby, then applied for a sb1 at the consulate, she left the baby behind with the promise of petition him. The thing is that it is now 4 years and she has not petition the boy and has no came back to see the baby. Her excuse for no go back is that she can not leave to usa, she said she had been ban and can not leave usa.

 The grand mother wants that  she go back and take care of the boy.

Is that true that if you arrive with a sb1 you can not leave usa for so many years?

4 hours ago, Crabbypatty said:

 

Hello,

I have two questions regarding the medical examination when you do aos. 
 

1. can I Provide the medical form after filing and hand it in later, or is it done together with all the other documents ( hence I would make an appointment according to uscis doctors List and attend the medical examination before I even file)? I keep reading on here that you get invited to a medical after filing and wait for that, but I think that doesn’t apply to aos? The form says contact one of the close doctors and make an appointment, so that should be one of the first steps, right? 
 

2. my child is highly allergic and according to doctors advice not vaccinated as the risk to suffer from an allergic shock is to high. I also have a doctors certificate  from my home country to certify this. Does anybody have experience with this or has had a similar situation? Do I use the waiver form for him on health grounds ? Anybody ever used this and got waived on health grounds successfully? Any advice on this situation? 
Myself I’m fully vaccinated so it only applies to my child ( 3 years old) 

 

 

thanks in advance 

 

 

It is better send the medical exam with the aos package, i helped a friend on june 2022.

we send the nedical exam with aos package, her case was completed in 2 months and she was lucky her interview was waived, 

if you dont send the medical exam with aos package, you will get a rfe asking for it.

my friend also submit a vaccination waiver base on moral and religions convition and she was approved, she submitted form i-601.

about your child ask the doctor that waive the vaccination base in medical reasons a blanket waiver is call. In that case you dont need apply for a i-601.

on page 13 the doctor mark blank waiver 

23 minutes ago, EugeneInSF said:

Hello all! 

We just filed my wife's N400, we live in San Jose, so I'm guessing San Francisco office, we filed it online. Now it says 17 month wait, is that normal? does it usally take that long? Can we go outside of the country while they are processing? 

 

Please anybody with experience with this please reply! 

You can travel. I apply on april 2022 an i traveled on october 2022 , got my interview for december 2022 and oath ceremony january 2023. Noproblem because the trip

1 hour ago, Julieta1 said:

 

Hi everyone,

So far I have been a silent reader and this is my first post 🙂

 

Regarding I-485 I was wondering what is considered a criminal background. 
 

In 2015, I found child prn on my then boyfriend’s laptop and I took him to court for that. Even though he was convicted I was charged a fine also - for defamation. 
 

And two years ago I had to turn my drivers license in for 3 months because I was speeding (Sorry, I live in Germany and we have the autobahn 😂)

 

Do I have to mention these two things when it comes to answering questions about criminal records? I am a little confused as to what falls under a “criminal record”. 
 

Also, I don’t have any documents left about these incidents. Is that a problem?
 

Thank you 🙏 

You need mantion and show cout paper to show the final decission in your cases

If your problem is that everything shw in diferent order as you upload, that is normal.

You upload in one order and apear in another.

I had sumitted 3 online i-130,  and i got the receipt almost instantly in 2 of them, another one next day

15 minutes ago, Ssgtor said:

Recently my husband's birth certificate was rejected. I realize the scan looked more like a copy than an original. I don't know if that's the only issue or if they want the "long" version instead. We submitted the "short version." Can someone who has had their documents accepted by NVC please weigh in, did you submit the long or short version and what was the result?? 

You need long version:  in extensa. They dont accept other

4 hours ago, Jvisa2023 said:

No. She applied a Canadian Visitor Visa but got refused. The B1/B2 visa interview was conducted after the refusal of the Canadian visitor visa. I guess the US officer can see her refusal for a Canadian visa in his system? 

Us officer can see canadian refused visa. I have a friend who canadian visa was denied, then year later she applied for a usa b2 visa and the us officer asked her what happend with her canadian visa aplicación and she answer was denied, her usa visa was denied too.

and on ds-160 they never aked for any application visa to another country but look like they can see that you apply 

3 hours ago, CelloLover said:

We want her to keep connection with her country of birth.

I changed my name to my husband name , and i keep my conetion with my familly and home country. My passport was in my family name and i didnt have any problem flying with my green card in my married name and my passport with my family name.

last name doesn’t have anything to do with connections to home country