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R&OC are you in the States? I think the process is a bit different overseas. My husband went to MPF where they are responsible for orders and command sponsorship office yesterday to ask for a change. They said that Command Sponsorship overseas is an authorized addition to his original orders minus a few entitlements that he received while moving here. They do not amend the orders or give us new ones. They also said that it "counts as on orders."
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My husband is E5. We have a set of command sponsorship paperwork that has been approved. I was approved to live with him as they increased our rental allowance, utility allowance, and full medical benefits.
We were told that Command sponsorship paperwork is like an "amendment" to his orders. So technically, I am approved to live with him. Also, my name is on the approved command sponsorship paperwork along with all of my husband's official orders information.
Is approved command sponsorship paperwork considered orders? We were told yes by the base legal office. I just want to ask the question again to be fully certain.
I don't understand it well, sorry for so many questions..
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Okay, thank you for the answer. Is there possibility to change the orders while we are not PCSing yet?
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I am allowed, we have the command sponsorship done, just physically the order document never had been changed. They said that it's because he got here single, but next orders I will be already in.
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hello,
I have a question for you. My husband got overseas a few weeks before we got married (overseas). I am not on the official orders, but we got the process of commanded sponsorship done. My husband asked if his orders are going to change, but they said they don't change it while he is still in the same duty station, but I am counted as his wife now. Does it apply to the immigration as well? We are about to go for the interview for CR-1 visa soon, and I want to make sure if I am allowed to live overseas here with him.
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I found what you suggested and in Part 4 section 'Other information about beneficiary' is a question:
if anyone else ever filed a petition for a beneficiary? We answered yes, but there are no further questions.
Do we need to explain it - at the end where is extra space, or that question will be asked later?
I will appreciate your answer.
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Thank you so much for your answer.
I am sorry I wrote it unclear. Those are two separate men. That first relationship was over before I got an invitation to embassy for K1 visa interview.
I know it won't be an easy process, because somebody applied for me in the past, but my husband and I are ready for that 'visa journey'.
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Hello,
My husband and I are ready to send the form I-130. My case isn't the simplest, so we would like to make sure we put all the correct information.
I just want to ask a few questions:
1) My visa B2 was cancelled with prejudice on a port of entry because I was traveling to USA with USC (he was my boyfriend at the time). I voluntarily withdrew my application for admission and went back to my home country - where should I put that information? Should we put it in the I-130 form or in those forms that we will have to fill for NVC?
2) After that, in 2015 he applied for K1, and until that time it got approved, we broke up. After 2 years, I recieved information from the embassy that if I won't do any actions with that case, my documents will be destroyed. I was happy to hear that, because I couldn't cancel that application (he refused to help me). My question is- should I explain in an extra sheet what happened, or where can I put that information?
3) My husband, our son and I live in UK which is not my home country. Can I put USA Embassy in London as the Embassy that I might have an interview?
We would appreciate your answers,
thanks,
command sponsorship counts as accompanied overseas?
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Thank you so much!! that's a big relief!