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My child 12 years old living outside of US is coming to visit me for about 30 days in US. (I am US citizen)

I want to apply to his citizenship at the same time that he is here visiting me, but he will not live here at this moment.

Should I have one I-130 and another I-845?

Should I apply in advance or wait him to be here in US?

Another question  as I understand he will be automatically considered citizen and not a GC right?

I wish I could do all the paperwork here in US as the embassy is far away from where he lives in.

On 10/21/2021 at 3:00 PM, Adventine said:

I'm pretty big into personal development and self-directed learning, and I dislike paying for things when I can get them for free.

 

I've always wanted to try LinkedIn Learning, but I never wanted to pay for it. It usually costs USD 20-30 / month, depending on the plan you choose, but you can get it for free if you have a library card from your local public library. Depending on where you live in the US, it's also free to apply for a library card, and you can often do it online. Note: I don't get any compensation for the link, I just found it very useful and wanted to share. Immigrating is expensive enough as it is, and immigrants already have a tough enough time breaking into US white collar jobs.

 

This is very useful for anyone who wants to upskill while waiting for their GC/EAD. You can also raise your visibility to recruiters on LinkedIn if you complete industry-specific courses.

 

Hope this helps someone out there in limbo while waiting for their work permits to come through!

so with the library card I am supposed to complete the trainings at the library?

If possible from home what should be the credentials to use?

I've changed my name after my naturalization.

So now I am wondering what is the correct order to start changing all the documentation.

Should I start with new US passport? or SSN? or Driver's license?

Hello all.

I will complete my 5 years GC on May 2019. But already preparing all the paper work.

Well. I was married in Brazil from 2008 to 2009 and have a boy that still lives in Brazil with his mother.
I also have a daughter that is 18 years old and lives here in US with me.
She came to US 5 months later than me (october 2014).

so does she must wait till oct 2019 to apply right?

I got married here in US in 2017 with a Brazilian woman that is out of status (tourist visa).

So as I said I start filling out the N400 and I have some questions:
* part 10 - 7C - Current spouse's Immigration Status:

There are 2 options: LPR and Other (explain)

* part 10 - 3 - How many times have you been married?
This must count my current marriage?

* part 10 - 8 - How many time your current spouse have been married?
This must count the current marriage?

* part 10 - 9B - My Prior spouse's immigration status when your marriage ended.
My previous spouse never asked for immigration.

I am not sure if I should have a lawyer to fill this form out.

This is not a complicated process and I really don't want to spend money in this.

We are saving the money to my wife's application once I get my citizenship.

Any suggestion will be great appreciated.

My question is What happens if there is more petitions than the 60k annually offered?

I saw that the timeframe for application is from April 1st to April 7th.

Does this mean that I need to run and apply on april 1st?

On 1/3/2017 at 7:28 AM, Batata Doce said:

Alguém tem dicas sobre envio de mudança/caixas? Tenho cerca de uns 40 kg de livros, que saem uma pequena fortuna pelos Correios.

Ja leu, doe e compre outro aqui nos eua

What happens if there is more petitions than the 60k annually offered?

I saw that the timeframe for application is from April 1st to April 7th.

Does this mean that I need to run and apply on april 1st?

Also I read that trump will just suspend premium processing. Or is there any other law or suspension that may affect H1B visas?

On 1/6/2017 at 7:13 PM, p-ana said:

Deixei tudo no Brasil, mas acho que livros, revistas, cds tem algum diferencial ao enviar.

Deixe tudo no brasil.

Aqui nos EUA vc vai na goodwill e compra qualquer livro por 0.50 - 2.00$

Gente que sufoco, minha entrevista é dia 8, fiz os exames em São Paulo mesmo na semana passada mas até agora nada deles me avisarem pra pegar os exames e eu estou começando a ficar aflito com isso...

Não queria ter que atrasar o visto por causa dos exames... alguém que fez os exames em São Paulo sabe me dizer se eles são demorados assim ou é azar meu mesmo? :S

Pelo que sei os exames sao enviados diretamente pelo medico.

you are not allowed to get them.

ligue para o consultorio e verifique.

Melhor lugar para comprar roupas com preco bom e a Platos.

http://www.platoscloset.com/

tem varias aqui na regiao de Illinois e Indiana

thank you for reply.

I have this web site,

I am just wondering if I could find a "real case".

Maybe someone from Chicago or nearby.

Some States have this permit.

Does anybody knows anyone that have drivers license for undocumented immigrant .

It would be good have anyone from illinois state.

Thanks.

I am green card holder living in US.

I want to bring my girlfriend to live with me in US.

Is it better get marry? If yes in US (if it is possible) or at her home country?

Thanks

Oi!

Alguém fez o exame médico com o dr. Aurélio Garrido no Rio?

Sou do RS e mandei e-mail perguntando sobre quando marcar a consulta etc, e ele me enviou um arquivo com instruções que achei confusas...

Pelo que entendi, tenho que marcar o raio-x antes de marcar a consulta. Queria saber qual seria um horário razoável para marcar esse exame.

Espero que alguém leia hahah

Obrigada

Oi,

Estive la com ele.

Sou de porto alegre. Mas agora ja morando nos EUA.

Bom, se o exame for para menor de 14 é uma coisa, mas se for para maior da para fazer todos exames e consulta em um dia e a entrevista no outro. Assim se você for uma pessoa organizada pode ir para o Rio bem cedo (cedo mesmo) e fazer tudo num dia e a entrevista no outro e ai voltar.

Nao é obrigatório que você leve os exames para a entrevista. Vai ficar pendente e o doutor garrido envia diretamente para eles.

Ai quando receberem anexam ao seu processo e você vai receber seu visto em casa. (se você tiver direito é claro).

Qualquer outra dúvida me avise ou me mande em pvt (private)

Did you receive your IL?

After that you can go to medical examination.

I have some tips to u about it.

You can do everything together, like day 1 you go to medical and day 2 go to interview.

And you gonna have 6 months to leave your home and lovely country.

FOrever, hehehehe

Homiiii que agonia essa espera final, ansiedade é sobrenome kkkkkk

Torce por mim que tou torcendo por voce ai pelo emprego. Sua filha já tá ai com vc?

Keep waiting 4 me I want to visit NYC

You here.

hehehehe

I am already at US.

Searching for job.

I am waiting 4 U.

Oh God, I hope so!!! Crossed fingers

I am green card (LPR)

Can I apply to my girlfriend?

Must I marry?

Where can I find information about?

Finally I got my green card.

And my daughter got her immigrant visa.

Now, is search for a telecommunication job at NY.

Thanks for all at this forum.

Did you get to fill out her DS260 already?

Hi Apple.

I finally could fill out the form.

Do you know how???

I talked to a congressman.

After that in one week they solved the problem.

I got answer from consulate.

Position:

The IT Technician works with facilities and Kane & Airamid offices to ensure computers are

Position is in Boston. It is a salaried position at $45,000 per year. They offer Benefits (Medical, Dental, Vision) the 1^st of the month following your date of hire, a 401k plan, 3 weeks paid time off, 8 sick days and paid holidays.

Is this good for you?

Don't worry, it won't be a red flag. What matters in your F1 petition was you maintained your UNMARRIED status all throughout until your POE.

Thank you Apple.

june 27 will be her interview,

Anyone have experience to advice?

All immigrants must go to interview.

Take a look at this link below.

http://www.travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/immigrate/immigrant-process/interview/prepare.html

No.

Thank you Aaron2020,

Did you pass through the same issue?

Also, for your child to be eligible for following-to-join benefits, he or she must:

Be unmarried and

Be under 21 years of age and

Have been a child from a marriage of yours (the marriage must have existed at the time of your admission to the U.S.) or

Have been a stepchild from a marriage of yours (the marriage must have existed at the time of your admission to the U.S.) or

Have been legally adopted prior to your admission to the U.S., and otherwise qualify as an adopted child under the immigration law.

I did not married, and it says "Have been a child from a marriage of yours (the marriage must have existed at the time of your admission to the U.S.)"

Hi all,

I have the interview on consulate here in brazil to my daughter on 24 jun , her status is follow to join

I never was married to her mother, just lived together.

Is it a red flag?