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Posts posted by mgleason
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The petitioners employment history is essential.
With that said, it would not hurt to "translate" the names of your Fiance's places of employment, for clarity.
Highly improbable that you would receive an RFE for your Fiance's employment history, or the inability of a case officer to understand it.
On my fiance's employment history attachment I listed all her jobs and internships. However, they're all in portugues. For example: she worked at the federal university called "Universidade Federal de Piaui." Should I translate this to "Federal University of Piaui? or am I simply just showing that she has worked in the past regardless of where?
Anybody else have experience with this? RFEs for example???
Thanks,
Matt
Should I give an explanation of each job together with my finace's title?
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On my fiance's employment history attachment I listed all her jobs and internships. However, they're all in portugues. For example: she worked at the federal university called "Universidade Federal de Piaui." Should I translate this to "Federal University of Piaui? or am I simply just showing that she has worked in the past regardless of where?
Anybody else have experience with this? RFEs for example???
Thanks,
Matt
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Not stupid. When it comes to this process, not asking questions is stupid.
Depends on what stage of process you are in. Are you sending this as part of your I-129F evidence, or is your case at the consulate?
If you are filing your I-129F petition, copies are just fine. If you are supplying evidence to the consulate or taking evidence to the consular interview, the original is better.
They're for my I-129F (proof I was in Brazil within the last 2 years). They were sent by the bank, but to me they look the same as the copies I could have downloaded from the internet.
Thanks for the quick responses,
Matt
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Probably a stupid question, but I just wanted to make sure. I just got copies from my bank of past statements showing I was in Brazil within the last 2 years. Are copies ok or are they supposed to be original bank statements???
Thanks,
Matt
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When looking at the statistics for CSC I see that on one chart it says that the average number of days to approval is 104, yet when I look at a chart on another page is says the average time is 137. Can anyone explain the difference?
104:
http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/stats.php
137:
http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...&page=times
Thanks,
Matt
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Just wanna make sure I don't screw anything up. Is this the correct address to include on the letter of intent for CSC even if I plan on sending the petition overnight with FedEx to the other address given on the USCIS?
California Service Center
P.O. Box 10130
Laguna Niguel, CA 92607-1013
Thanks,
Matt
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Yes, NSC and TSC petitions, will all eventually make their way to CSC. Whether you file in Washington or Arizona, it wont make any difference in speed. CSC owns it.
Hey, Thanks for the info. I guess I'm just looking for a way to "beat the system." You gotta give me an A for effort, right???
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I'm a student in Arizona, but my parents live in Washington state. Could I file my petition through their address even though I plan on living here (in AZ) after my fiance and I get married? That way I could apply through NSC and take advantage of the shorter wait time. Did anyone on this site do anything like that???
Where's your legal residency?
AZ, but i've been told that doesn't matter. It's where you live that determines where you file...
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I'm a student in Arizona, but my parents live in Washington state. Could I file my petition through their address even though I plan on living here (in AZ) after my fiance and I get married? That way I could apply through NSC and take advantage of the shorter wait time. Did anyone on this site do anything like that???
Thanks,
Matt
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She'll be angrier if you send an incomplete packet and cause a delay which could have been avoided....
Jen
This is true. I'll wait for the additional papers.
Thanks,
Matt
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I pretty much have everything ready to go at this point for the petition, but I forgot to have my fiance send a signed letter of intent to marry within 90 days and a SIGNED attachment to her G-325A.
Can I send the packet now just to get the ball rolling, knowing I'll probably get RFEs? Or, do RFEs slow the process considerably?
Maybe I'm just being impatient or perhaps just trying to avoid the wrath of an angry Brazilian women...
Thanks,
Matt
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Did anyone NOT sign the supplements and get RFE'd? My fiance is sending me her G-325 and I don't think she signed the employment history attachment. Can we "get away" with that or am I actually going to have to wait another 2 weeks before I can send my petition!?!?!
Thanks,
Matt
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I've been hearing different things about how to report employment history on the G-325 and I just wanted some clarification so I don't get RFE'd when I send the petition.
How do I list jobs that overlap eachother? I've heard some people have gotten RFE'd for that.
Also, my fiance doesn't have much of an employment history, but has had a number of internships. Should those be listed?
Thanks,
Matt
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Ok, So I've been looking through posts for the last couple days. I feel like a complete idiot because I can't figure out what's going on. Can someone please explain the whole IMBRA thing to me? I'm still waiting for my fiance to send her bio papers so I haven't actually begun the process(I'll be going through CSC) I have no criminal record. Is there anything I need to know before I send my papers? Will the "IMBRA thing" affect me?
Thanks,
Matt
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I'm from Arizona so I guess I go through California which (Just my luck) seems to take the longest. The waiting time seems to get longer throughout the year no matter where you file. I was wondering if the processing times might speed up. Perhaps around the beginning of next year for example. Does it go in waves, or should I just expect the waiting time to increase indefinitly.
Just curious...
Thanks,
Matt
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I'm trying to fill out the G-325A form on my computer(I've tried on Adobe7.0 and Preview for Mac), but it will only let me fill out the first page. Some have suggested I just make 3 copies of the first page and send those in, but others have said that's unacceptable.
Help!
Matt
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My fiance doesn't have much of an employment history, but has been doing a type of internship/teaching assistent at the university where she studies. Should she include that on the G-325A form???
Thanks,
Matt
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I've been using Tel3 for over a year to call sao paulo & santos. It works well when i call a land line. But recently I've had to call a cell phone - and I have many problems. Most of the time it won't connect - says circuits are busy or gives a false busy signal. When I do get through, (about 1 in 20 tries) the reception is horrible and we are never able to hear each other.
I've seen other posts talking about the best price, but frankly I don't care what it costs... as long as it works.
Anybody here having better success calling cell phones?
scott
LA
I've been in a long-distance relationship now for a long time(Ela é de PI-Brasil) and have tried a # of services. Skype is great if you wanna talk with video and see eachother.(We do that on the weekends every now and then when my girlfriend has time to go to an internet cafe.) But calling during the week I use Pingo.com. It's easy to sign up and is about as cheap as you're gonna find(especially to São Paulo and Rio.). Sometimes it can be tough to get through when the lines are congested but the quality is great even to cell phone.
Matt
AZ
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E aí gente,
Vou me casar com uma brasileira(sorte minha, né?). A gente pretende casar aqui em Arizona.(uma questão de facilidade.) É claro que minha noiva vai querer que seus pais estejam aqui, então vem a pergunta...
Será que podemos conseguir os vistos de turista para os pais dela? São de PI e fazem parte da "classe média." A questão de $ nem faz muita diferença, pois meus pais vão pagar se precisar. Agora, será que devem começar o processo de conseguir os vistos de túristo agora ou esperar até depois que a gente consegue o visto de noiva? Quaisquer conselhos vão ajudar bastante, viu?
Obrigado,
Matt
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Evidence should include: passport stamps, Airline tickets and boarding pass stubs, hotel receipts and so forth. Photos are secondary evidence.
Good Luck Matt!!!
What about copies of the itenary sent by the travel agency???
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Hi I'm new to the site and new to the K1 visa process. I wanted to ask a few questions which have probably already been asked and might seem somewhat "stupid."
1. I live in Arizona (going to school at ASU), but I'm not a resident (raised in WA state). So where do I file.
2. Does my fiance need to sign and date the G-325A forms, or can I do that for her? Also, I'm trying to fill them out on my computer(it's a mac), but I'm only able to fill out the 1st page. Should I just fill the other pages out with a pen? Does it make a difference???
3. I want to show proof of a relationship. I've got plenty of pictures and I've met a number of times with my fiance(she's Brazilian) since 2004. I wanted to send some printed emails with the packet, but they're all in Portuguese. Should I send them or would they be totally worthless?
These are all the questions I can think of right now, but I'm sure there'll be more. Any help provided will be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Matt
Sent I-129f little worried
in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures
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What are the differences between the old and new forms? I'm in the same situation with my fiance. Also I think at the bottom at says the old forms can be used until the end of the year...