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    Question about the Form I360 and and Form I485

    in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits

    Posted · Edited by meblue

    Hi, my niece American husband died, my niece is a Filipino citizen residing in Philippines. And she will apply the form I 360 and form I 485. My questions are:  does she need to sent the I360 and I485 at the same time. Does she need to put it in separate envelope? Where is the proper agency to send the petition, is it in USCIS in the US or US embassy in the Philippines? Any input is appreciated. Thanks 

    A US citizen mom didn't mention child's name on the immigration papers

    in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America

    Posted

    This is about my close friend's case.... She's a US citizen now but she didn't mention child's name on the immigration  papers because she doesn't know that she's alive. When she gave birth to her eldest daughter. Her mother told her that her baby died because the mother can't accept that her daughter was a single mom. She gave the baby to the couple who can't have kids.  But the mother (the grand mother of the baby) is already old and sickly now, she finally told her daughter that her baby is alive and she gave it away. When my friend look for her daughter she found out that her parents listed on her birth certificates are already dead. They both undergo for a DNA Test to confirm that she's really the biological mother, the result is 99.9%... So they are going to legal process now that she's her daughter. Her question, can she petition her daughter in the US after everything will be put in place?

    DNA TESTING IR2 CASE

    in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America

    Posted

    On 3/15/2018 at 4:02 AM, Alan_Carlos said:

    I am a USC and petitioning my unmarried 12yo son who lives in Mexico. I was never married to his mother. What are the odds of DNA testing? Is this very common? Thanks.

    It depends in your interview.  If the consul is not satisfied with all the evidence that you presented then, he will ask a DNA to prove that you are really the father.

    Medical!! Help!!!

    in US Embassy and Consulate Discussion

    Posted · Edited by meblue

    18 hours ago, Sal11 said:

    Youre right! I'll not try to panic lol. I just hope I'll pass the exam and interview, inshaAllah! Prayers Needed! ❤ well I was asking about some real chronic illness like arthritis etc. If they find something like this (using this just as an example. ) will they still deny? If you dont know and you tick no ( ×) will they believe you or deny the visa? Just asking. I'm okay now 😍

     

    During my medical they did not asked if my husband has health insurance. I got arthritis and high blood. My blood pressure was really high, I told the doctor about it and she told me to take my medicine. The doctor also told me that I can get a good treatment in  the US. My visa was approved during my interview. Don't be scared because like what JFH said

     

    At the medical they are looking for-

     

    - TB

    - sexually transmitted diseases

    - mental health problems that pose a risk to the safety of yourself or others 

    - drug and alcohol use

     

     

    trip to Mexico while in US on visitor visa

    in Tourist Visas

    Posted

    On 1/31/2018 at 2:40 PM, SusieQQQ said:

    (Edited to correct previous erroneous response)

     

    Yes and here is the official CBP page, OP this should also give you reassurance:

     

    https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/751/~/traveling-to-other-countries-while-in-the-u.s.-on-a-b1-or-b2-visa

     

    B-1 or B-2 Visas:  During your visit to the U.S., you may visit Canada or Mexico for up to 30 days and re-enter the U.S. as long as you re-enter within the period noted on the Form I-94 which you received when you first entered.

     

     

    Thanks for all this information. I really appreciate it.

    trip to Mexico while in US on visitor visa

    in Tourist Visas

    Posted

    On 1/31/2018 at 9:28 AM, SusieQQQ said:

    Why did your sister think there would be a problem re-entering if she had a valid visa?

    by the way do Filipinos require visas for Canada? That might have been an issue of course if she didn’t have one.

     

    Yes, my sister has a valid 10 years multiple entry  US visa. She's a permanent resident in New Zealand. During her visit for some reason we did not check this site if there would be any problem re-entering the US.  My husband and I always go to Mexico to have our dental implants. We stayed at the hotel in the US side and we just walk and cross the border in the morning and come back to the US in the afternoon. My sister will visit me again and we are planning to cross the border to Mexico by walking and come back to the US in the afternoon. We can enter Mexico by walking with no problem, they won't check but coming back in the US, they will check everybody. 

    How Many Philippines CRBA Applicants Needed to Get a DNA Test?

    in Consular Reports of Birth Abroad (CRBA)

    Posted · Edited by meblue

    On 10/19/2016 at 3:28 AM, Maudereese said:

    @DontAskWhy

    For those parent's who were not married at the time of conception, I believe the Consul will accept the following proof of relationship and won't ask for DNA test,

    1. Proof that you were in the same location, same country or living together

    2. Proof that you have a genuine relationship, photos together, chatlogs etc

    3. Proof of mother's pregnancy - ultrasounds, hospital bills, photos while pregnant

    I was not able to provide all of those listed above so asked us to do DNA test. All 3 of us.

    It is a hassle indeed specially for us because we've done the DNA test before using a home kit. But it will be a waste of application fees if we'll not proceed with what they ask... Such a pain.

     

    I think  the Proof that you've listed are still not enough. It is a case to case basis.... it depends on the situation or depends if the Consul officer is convince with the proof. Sometimes it is just one simple question and the CO was not satisfied with your answer and he will asked to do the DNA.

     

    In my case, the Consul asked me what time I gave birth to my daughter.... I said, it's early morning. He asked, what time? I said I forgot the exact time, but I know it is around 5 AM. Yes, it is really around 5AM but I didn't know that he really want the exact time including the minutes LOL.... So, he asked to do the DNA. My daughter and I did the DNA and the result is 99.99%..... Now all I want to say, she is really my daughter.

    trip to Mexico while in US on visitor visa

    in Tourist Visas

    Posted

    I also want to know about it. When my sister came here in the US to visit me, we went to New York and visit the Niagara Falls. My sister got a tourist visa  with a 10 years multiple entry visa. My  daughter and I are US Citizen. We want to cross the border  to Canada because we want to see the Niagara Falls in Canada side.  I told my sister maybe she can just go to the middle of the bridge to see the Niagara Falls in Canada side but my sister just stayed in the USA side because she doesn't want to have problem coming back to the USA. I hope someone can share their experience about it because when my sister will visit me again, we want to go to Mexico.

    Please helpppppp

    in Tourist Visas

    Posted · Edited by meblue

    1 hour ago, Bernadethjoanne said:

    I'm actually from Philippines..  And I know it's gonna be harder. But thank you guys for your response :) I really appreciate that..  

     

    Yes, it's harder. But you can try..... My sister in law own a business and has lots of properties in the Philippines, got money in the bank. She also traveled many times in Europe, she applied for a US Visa, she was denied. But my other sister in law, she and her husband just own a house in the Philippines, no business but got money in the bank,  they got approved a US visa with a 10 years multiple entry visa. They come here in the US to visit their son every year. My sister she and her husband and kids are permanent residents in New Zealand, when she applied for a US visa she got approve right away, with a 10 years multiple entry visa.  You can try, maybe you will get approve.... who knows.

    DNA TESTING IR2 CASE

    in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America

    Posted · Edited by meblue

    Pat Simbulan..... Look for another AABB approved by USCIS for DNA testing. But just in case you need the address where me and my daughter had our DNA. 

    Here's the address:

     

    DNA Diagnostics Center
    DNA Technology Park
    One DDC Way
    FAIRFIELD, OHOH 45014 
    US 

     

    I think it depends on the  AABB approved by USCIS for DNA testing.  221g letter is ok. Most members here who had DNA just give that 221g letter. Because when my husband got the letter from USCIS, it is the same letter sent here in our home in the US, the 221g letter. 

     

     

    DNA for k1 filers

    in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports

    Posted · Edited by meblue

    Hello everyone here. We had our interview June 8,15.. The Consulate officer requested for DNA for me and my sons.We complied June 30. My question is,Its been a month and 10 days already and my status is not changed yet. Im kinda worried. How long does the visa to be issued? Thank u!

    Check this out: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/371662-rfe-dna-test/

    http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/420996-dna-testing-process/

    Interview at June 7 - CO requested for DNA. My daughter's visa got approved on July 25, 2012 . The whole DNA process was almost two months. The USC petitioner need to call the US Embassy to follow up, they are nicer to the USC. Ask them to connect to the supervisor because the supervisor who handle your case know the status.

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