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  1. milimelo
    The only thing I’d check is your state’s cool off period (if any) after divorce and prior to a new marriage. Some places have 6 months, some none.
  2. milimelo
    If you qualify for ESTA, why are you going for B2 visa? That’s just denial waiting to happen.
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    The company needs to hire an immigration lawyer versed in employment visas. It won’t be fast or cheap.
  4. milimelo
    So your wife’s visa says 2-yr residency applies but her daughter’s visa doesn’t say that? If wife is the principal (j-1) and daughter (j-2) it matters. How did she even bring her daughter as an au pair? if in doubt, follow the correct path to find out if the rule applies. For 2. That’s something between your wife and the company that got her au pair position. If there’s a contract she signed, look what it says.
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    Most offices do NOT do oath right after the interview. Go as scheduled to interview and you can ask them to schedule your oath for after your trip.
  6. milimelo
    US company will not sponsor visa for non-employee - there is no such visa. You better get started on I-130 now so when your relocation is in effect your spouse will be in line for the immigrant visa interview.
  7. milimelo
    Just a visit yet you're posting under bringing family members of US citizens. Tell your brother to man up and file CRBA for his child and get him a passport.
  8. milimelo
    We flew last week (Middle East to Eastern Europe) and it wasn't bad. We were in business and had full load of bags (6) but it all made it in on time. Connected through Vienna. They offered to check in our carry on bags (thanks, no thanks) and our child's car seat - no, the child will use it on flights. I'd say flights were 75-80% full.
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    I wouldn’t go anywhere on permanent basis until I had completed naturalization and had US passport in hand. Max 6 months at a time so you don’t disrupt residency if you’re not going to naturalize.
  10. milimelo
    Not Peru related but friends had a child in Jordan and they couldn't do CRBA until local birth certificate in hand (not live birth certificate from hospital) - I think they applied when the child was 2-3 months old. I strongly advise you go through all the documents listed on the embassy's website and make sure you have it all.
  11. milimelo
    Do as I say, not as I do? And are we expecting another definition change? Like for recession, vaccine, and similar...
  12. milimelo
    Mine was in 2011 and 2012 as we moved and didn't take more than a month-45 days to get the confirmation letter. I think after the second letter the I-130 was approved but still at NVC as PD still not current. Nowadays with USCIS delays it could take a bit longer, I'm afraid.
  13. milimelo
    Except they only check your bag to the first destination then you have to pick them up (miss the connection) and re-check them with limited amount of time between flights. That would be a pass for me. Example from a family that was heading overseas for work - they still don't know where their bags are.
  14. milimelo
    I'd consider which countries you'd have to transit (my no go would be CDG, UK, Germany, Amsterdam given prior problems) and how many connections. Then decide.
  15. milimelo
    You won't get a refund for filing the wrong form. File the proper form - they may just use the biometrics he did for I-485 for his I-751.
  16. milimelo
    We do this all the time when only one parent travels with child(ren). It's usually not the US asking for the letter but countries we travel to or through. Never been a problem for us but of course if we don't do it that one time someone will pull us over and ask for the letter. I actually did two different letters for my mom (permission and medical) while our child is staying with them over the summer. Just in case...
  17. milimelo
    Not entirely K-1 related, but why not do Utah zoom marriage and start I-130? Cheaper, easier, less hassle than K1/AOS and wife is a LPR from the moment her immigrant visa is activated. Also not bound to sitting in the house for 8 months+ until EAD/AP approved. Can work immediately if so desired.
  18. milimelo
    Good luck to anyone who thinks she has any chance.
  19. milimelo
    Not for K-1 (except covid perhaps).
  20. milimelo
    Really? All visa processing stopped for a long time. Backlog is something they're still working on.
  21. milimelo
    It’s digital now. What you received is all needed.
  22. milimelo
    You don't have everything they ask for - no visa - you get 221g until you provide all the required documents. It's not optional, it's provide it or no visa. Better figure out a way to get the document needed.
  23. milimelo
    There are no derivatives in CR-IR categories. If you qualify to pass citizenship, do CRBA - child is 9 months old, what were you waiting for?
  24. milimelo
    Provide what they asked for. Obviously field he studied/works in perked some interest.
  25. milimelo
    As far as I know no translations necessary - as long as it’s in the local language and you’re interviewing in your home country. Local staff can read the report. Personal experience - I didn’t translate either police or court records report when I went for my immigrant visa.
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