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Question if you get a Pro Bono Attorney who pay the application fees 

I have a interview with pro bono attorney 

I want to know before i go 

He may or may not represent my case 

2 minutes ago, Jorge V said:

I'm fairly certain (but not 100%) that waivers are not a hinderance to a DCF petition any more than they are to a standard one. It sounds like OP may instead have to return to the US to work in order to raise the money needed for the petition + waivers. Returning to the US to work void the ability for DCF. I'm making some assumptions but that's what it sounds like to me.

Thanks DCF is what?

Im in United States now 

But i will return shorty due to the hardship 

I will raise the money someway 

Family and friends will help 

On 11/25/2018 at 9:28 AM, Boiler said:

OP is Original Poster

What is original poster?

18 hours ago, pushbrk said:

I've never heard of a Consular Officer even ASKING about medical insurance as part of an immigrant visa interview.  Probably this is because it would be extremely difficult to arrange BEFORE arriving in the US, AND, there's no way to guarantee any insurance premiums would continue to be paid.  This is a non-issue.

Thanks so much 

15 hours ago, ilovelondon said:

after interview .when denied visa in the Embassy.The Vo May give you a paper which allow you apply waivier

Great thanks so much 

26 minutes ago, Ziggy & Boo said:

Which have you filed the I 130?  Because, if so the fee goes with it when you submit it. And you stated wavier but, not which type of wavier. I hope that helps!

Ok thanks 

He will need 601 and 212 

Ok i will send $535 with I30 and 130A 

And wait for a notice of action  

27 minutes ago, Ziggy & Boo said:

Which have you filed the I 130?  Because, if so the fee goes with it when you submit it. And you stated wavier but, not which type of wavier. I hope that helps!

I saw sonething on here where one had to pay $130 for processing fees is that after noa

Thanjs so much 

Good afternoon VJ what kind of insurance will I need for my husband if he us approved for his visa

I have  a co sponsor as my imcome is not enough.

When do we get insurance before or after his return?

Will the embassy need to see proff of insurance before departing to USA?

9 hours ago, Boiler said:

OP has waivers as well.

What is OP

10 hours ago, Jorge V said:

Do you mean $535? The I130 packet (which includes the I130A) has a fee of $535 but that only covers your initial petition. The overall cost for an IR1/CR1 is about $1,200 after factoring in medical, interview, and green card fees. 

Ok thanks and the waivers not included

930 each waiver , .ok i best to stay in the states 

On 3/14/2018 at 10:14 AM, Dportillo said:

Thank you! Gracias!!!

Was your husband deported 

4 hours ago, JFH said:

*~*~*moved from “IR-1/CR-1 process and procedures” to “DCF” as OP is enquiring about DCF whilst living in El Salvador*~*~*

I see there is a fee of $575 for I130A is that just to file for the I30 petition in EL Salvador 

34 minutes ago, Jorge V said:

So if I understand correctly, you're the US citizen and you have a residency visa to live in El Salvador. You're currently back in the US but it's only a temporary trip and will be returning to El Salvador soon.

 

If the above is correct then yes, you should qualify for DCF in El Salvador which will save you up to a year in processing time. Your first step should be to head over to El Salvador's USCIS page ( https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/find-uscis-office/international-offices/el-salvador-uscis-san-salvador-field-office ), find the contact information, and inquire about filing the I130 directly at that field office. You'll typically get a reply with some sort of checklist and instructions for filing.

 

In general the steps for DCF are:

1. Assemble the I130 packet and submit it directly to the local USCIS field office in El Salvador. Do not submit the packet to the Chicago lockbox. The link I provided says that you can submit your packet either by person or by mail. 
2. Wait for NOA2 (approval notice)
3. Your case is forwarded to the Immigrant Visa unit of the local embassy. The IV unit will assign a case number and send you a packet with instructions on proceeding with the DS260, medical exam, and interview
4. Fill out DS260 and schedule interview/exam
5. Attend interview and exam

Hope that helps! Feel free to ask any specific questions you have.

Oh thank you so much

Yes i had a visa which i paid for and was approved 

Now to bring my apostle seal documents and that will give me a year visa, and i want to apply for my husband once i get my 1 year residence visa 

Good morning Vj I have been living in El Salvador for 6 months, i came back to united states to get seals for birth certificate and marriage liscense and my medicine since they counrty dont have my medicine, 

I can apply for my visa for 1 year and was wondering if it would be ok to apply for my husband 130 there as i see it would be faster 

No i do noy have a lawyer i am doing this diy 

Thank you so much

So after i file I30 and 130 i would pay $535 and additional processing fees when the recieve application 

601 and 212 

If my spouse needs a waiver , when do we apply and pay the fees 

I am new here and about to apply for my

husband I30 and 130a do i send the fee along with this application $535 

So do i need to just apply for I30 and wait for a decision or I30 and I30A together first 

1 hour ago, JFH said:

The I-864 is the one that both you and the joint sponsor must complete. This is not required until the NVC stage. 

Ok awesome, so now i would just apply for tbe I30 and wait for a decisionl

I need a sponsor because my imcome is to low

What form would i use

I have form I30A would i fill this out and my sponsor fill out another one 

2 hours ago, aaron2020 said:

USCIS's job is to judge the petitions before them.  It's not their job to provide answers to your questions and guide you through the process.  You are expected to go to a lawyer for questions about bringing your husband back.   Don't expect too much from your infopass appointment.  Sorry.  

Ok odios 

1 minute ago, Boiler said:

They are not there to do that, something a Lawyer does, anyway research research research, plenty of resources out there sadly the one I used to refer people to has closed down.

 

The I 130 is pretty simple, the other issues much less so.

Thank you so much 

2 minutes ago, geowrian said:

They can help direct you to the forms (which are noted in the guides) and such, but they are prohibited from providing any legal advice (such as what to put on the forms).

Yes  no problem , thanks 

To ask all the questions i have woth them to make sure i do this correctly

3 hours ago, kris&me said:

Deportation

low income

coming fast

domestic violence

your chances are slim to i would say none

in a different embassy a husband was denied as wife was on disability and the CO said he would become a public charge

even though her cosponsor made well over the poverty guidelines

Odios