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  1. 3 hours ago, Louis61404 said:

    Is anyone familiar with the restrictions on international travel after my fiance arrives in USA and we are officially married?  Hoping the process is finished with her arrival to the USA in March.  We'd immediately get married, and then would like to have a symbolic ceremony in Aruba for her family from Venezuela that can't enter the USA.  We were thinking in July.

     

    Is that doable?  Is she allowed to travel for something like that?  What about a honeymoon after to Europe or something?

     

    Any information would be greatly appreciated.

     

    Thank you!

    no restriction on leaving us.  leave without ap or green card, then will need another visa to come back to us.

     

    the process is not finished with her arrival to the USA in March.  she need AOS for green card.

     

    Ur plan is not doable.  She can leave, but she can not come back without AP, Green card, or CR-1 spousal immigration visa.

  2. ur stepkids each need own I-130 with 3 separate fees.  this is the only way for them to immigrate.  u do not do, then they do not immigrate.

     

    nothing is free.  even K-2 cost money.  then there is AOS fee. 

     

    nothing is free cuz the system is self supporting from fees.

     

    if they get conditional green cards, then there is also ROC fees for each of them.

  3. u r not annoying the reader by providing correct information and truth

     

    u will annoy the reader for gaps and incorrect information and be accuse of lying by ommission

     

    follow the instructions exactly as required.  don't omit facts becuz u think it will annoy someone.  u r signing under law that ur application is true.  application not true if u leave information out cuz it can cause problem for u

  4. 12 hours ago, MrCIA said:

    I'm not being rude. I only wish to protect my-self and beneficiary from any incrimination. As other have mentioned.. You never know who's watching the forums.

    u get better answer if u name country.  otherwise u get generic answer that may not work for ur country.  no all the same in every country.  If PI, then very different.  If Nigeria, then very different.

     

    what u got to be scare of it u going with truth and cr1?  only reason to be scare if u continue to hide the ceremony and go with k-1, right?

  5. 15 hours ago, AmericanCitizen85 said:

    So I'm sorry if this is a stupid question. 

     

    How do you know what the visa availability date is?  current visa bulletin

     

    For example, my mother in law filed F4 visa to bring her brothers and their children to US.

     

    Oldest Child date of birth 1/17/1992

    Priority date of F4 visa is 8/12/2005

    Approval date is 9/15/2011

    Petition time duration 6 years 1 month 4 days

     

    Basically this derivative child should hope for visa priority date to be current by 2/18/2019. If not child would be over 21 by CSPA standards. 

     

    My question is since visa bulletin releases priority date 1 month in advance, which month and year should the derivative in the above situation hope to get visa priority date current by?  Feb 2019 VB.  if pd current in March 2019 or later, cspa not help child

     

    For above detail I provided would my wife's cousin hope to get visa priority date current around February 10 2019 for March's visa bulletin; or hope for visa priority date current around January 10 2019 for February's visa bulletin? hope pd become current by Feb 2019 VB.  March 2019 too late since cspa age over 21.

     

    Thanks! 

     

  6. 5 hours ago, Filguy29 said:

    You have not read on replies regarding this plan.. we have decided to met only in Canada and right after meeting, he will go back to LODI and I will go back here in Saudi.. and he will start to apply for K1 visa..

     

    your replies are actually kind a bit of insulting...

    u trying to f with us immigration and asking us citizens on VJ for help is insulting.

  7. On 12/6/2017 at 7:11 PM, CaliRose said:

    just stay with his family since his children are too young and his wife working so he wants to help his children as a (daddy )for school and everything else.

        

    so ur brother want to live here.   the extension will be deny cuz he no visit.  he living here.  once extension deny, his time pass I-94 is overstay and his visitor visa automatically invalid.

     

    bad move.

  8. 9 minutes ago, Boiler said:

    I would not describe a Pharmacist as a menial job. Plenty of people here without documentation making good money.

    susie no say pharmacist is menial job.  u read wrong.

     

    susie say OP to say to CO that no reason for professional pharmacist to stay illegally in us to work menial job

  9. 4 hours ago, afreen said:

    what are my chances if i apply for visitor visa.my mother is sick and i want to visit her.

    ur chances are zero.  u r shopping for any way to get a visitor visa.  ur purpose not for exam that is not needed in ur country and serve no useful purpose.  u just desparate to come to us.  this is obvious from ur change reason for wanting visitor visa.

     

    first, exam.  mom visiting.

     

    now, want to visit sick mother.

     

    LIAR.  That is how us ebmassy will label you.  that is not going to help u.  remember, us use computers.  lie on B-2 can affect ur immigration case

     

     

  10. 12 minutes ago, MrCIA said:

     

    I'm a little surprised they would go to that length of inquiry without cause. This is the lesser end of the spectrum. A fraudulent love-less marriage vs. "hey we're a bona-fide couple who had a ceremony".

     

    Under what conditions/ frequency does this really happen?

    the lesser end of what?  some immigration laws okay to break becuz you think not important?

     

    no one know what conditions / frequency.  you take ur chances with being caught for fraud.  this is all on you whether to take chance or not.  if you lose, it's only your fault.  not the law's fault.

     

    people tell u to be honest, but u want to hide this.  your life, your risk.

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