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Other posts says grandfther or grandmother petitioned / they can not so who petitioned for who ? direct sponsorship of a grandchild is not possible under immigration law. However, if you are a U.S. permanent resident then you can sponsor your unmarried child for a green card, and their child (your grandchild) may in some cases be able to be included as a derivative on your petition.Jul 5, 2023
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If immigration officer does the oath you can also submit a court document showing name change at interview according to USCIS i posted In general, a Certificate of Naturalization includes an applicant’s full legal name as the name appears on the applicant’s Form N-400.[6] Before naturalization, the applicant may present a valid court order or other proof that the applicant has legally changed his or her name in the manner authorized by the law of the applicant’s place of residence. If the applicant submits such evidence, then USCIS will issue the Certificate of Naturalization in the new name. If judge does the oath, name is changed right then
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In our case judge presided over the oath and people (even men who wanted to hyphenate wife's name to theirs ) was changed per the judge's court order https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-k-chapter-3https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-k-chapter-3 swearing-in ceremonies are routinely held at a USCIS office—sometimes right after the naturalization interview. In such a case, your request for a name change on Form N-400 cannot be acted upon. You will need to follow the name change procedures provided under your state's law, which most likely involve filing a name change petition with the state court. After the court grants your name change, and assuming you have already become a U.S. citizen, you will need to apply to USCIS for a new certificate of naturalization, using USCIS Form N-565.
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Does obgyn /doctors recommendation letter help?
JeanneAdil replied to coforever's topic in Tourist Visas
It will hurt her tourist visa she is not allowed to work (even for u) in the US on B2 -
that is not how the system works you apply she interviews and if CO suggests a waiver , then u apply for one Politicians don't do immigration /it really is out of their hands with AWA u need a lawyer/this would not be DIY
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Wait time for interview varies u can read embassy reviews and posts to assist but 1 case moved really fast and others slow Just get your original documents to him for the interview only thing that can be a copy for Casa is copy of DL or other proof of US residency Casa wants originals your IRS transcripts' which is not mentioned on embassy site but list from there is: Without the following we WILL NOT BE ABLE TO PROCESS the applicant’s case. The applicant should bring the following ORIGINAL documents: Forms in the appointment packet Moroccan passport Two visa photos attached to forms DS-156 Birth certificate Marital status certificate. Married persons are required to present a certified copy of their marriage certificate. Proof of the termination of any previous marriage must also be submitted (death certificate of spouse, final decrees of divorce or annulment) Police certificates are required from each visa applicant aged 16 or over. Police certificates are also required from all other countries where the applicant has resided for at least one year. Affidavit of Support – I-134 and a copy of the most recent year tax returns from the petitioner. Relationship evidence, such as correspondence and photos taken together to prove the claimed relationship to the petitioner Translations: All documents not in English must be accompanied by certified English translation https://ma.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/faq/#:~:text=Married persons are required to,applicant aged 16 or over.
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EAD cards for illegals
JeanneAdil replied to JeanneAdil's topic in Current Events and Hot Social Topics
there is no reason for moroc man to seek aslyum no war, famine or gang wars -
Filed recently? When? Please do a timeline
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After doing all things legal for immigration legally to be here and taking 6 years from July 2009 till September 2015 costing both of us lots of money, i see on my Facebook another Moroc man who went to Guatemala then to Mexico and crossed into US as asslyum seeker. Moroc does not have famine, war or threats from drug gangs. this Moroc man was bused to New York city and has . work permit in 2 weeks. i thought he lied so i looked it up on USCIS https://www.uscis.gov/newsroom/alerts/uscis-streamlines-process-for-refugee-employment-authorization-documents#:~:text=After USCIS approves a refugee's,vary%2C depending on delivery times. USCIS has begun implementing a streamlined process for Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization, to provide Employment Authorization Documents (EADs) more efficiently to eligible refugees after they are admitted into the United States. This streamlined process shortens the wait time for an EAD to approximately 30 days instead of several months. All individuals admitted into the United States as refugees on or after Dec. 10, 2023, will receive EADs pursuant to this new process. this is not fair and i know immigration is not fair as we see on here all the time but this is wrong and we should all be upset
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After loosing my husband i joined a penpail site i finally quit it after being bombarded by scammers some using same photo as others my house phone was still active and in my name and one guy looked my number up his call showed UK number but that was explained to me by a girl i met that told me "scammers from anywhere can have a friend in another country send a SIMS card like from the US and the number will show as UK" if u get messages or talk online to anyone here's some hints 1. don't let someone call u baby that's so they don't have to remember who they are talking to at any moment as scammers talk all day 2. don't send photos thru emails as there they can copy and use them to create new profiles 3. don't fall for the i am alone (no parents, spouse died and i have 1 child) A very popular profile 4. learn what country (state) the person is in and ask about it / if it takes time to answer , they are looking it up 5. ask simply "what time is it there now?" and again , know what time it should be and hesitation means they are looking it up 6. when scammers give u a song to listen to as its a favorite , its a way of keeping u busy as another prospect has come online 7. online scammers will not talk on cam 8. don't send money or gifts of any kind and read the Secret Service warnings or the following put out by NY State https://dos.ny.gov/news/consumer-alert-new-york-department-states-division-consumer-protection-alerts-new-yorkers-1 https://www.secretservice.gov/investigations/romancescams
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Job changes?
JeanneAdil replied to Hopeful Dreams's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures
Depending on the country all ours had to be original IRS transcipts and same for most of the doucments but showing fiancee US residency can be a copy of state ID or DL but, again, this seems to be embassy dependent -
DS-260 crime sections - Verdict Appeal
JeanneAdil replied to FONA's topic in Diversity Lottery Visas
it is for a US visa u have broken the law several times showing disrespect and violence towards society and lawmen -
DS-260 crime sections - Verdict Appeal
JeanneAdil replied to FONA's topic in Diversity Lottery Visas
it asks "have u ever been arrested........." u have so u say "yes" that includes any and all arrests , convictions and prison time -
DS-260 crime sections - Verdict Appeal
JeanneAdil replied to FONA's topic in Diversity Lottery Visas
So, u r not talking (as u say) as 1st offense / u r talking about a continuous series of unlawful behavior all of which show this behavior would threaten the US And u say living in Sweden not i am a Swedish citizen which , itself should be noted as if u r just a resident there , u committed these acts in a foreign country and could do the same in the US , if allowed in. -
IR5-Parent of US Citizen
JeanneAdil replied to Tarandeep Singh's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
we did but they only sent to USC -
its always best to call the customer service # on back of credit or debit cards to let them know u r using it to pay for things like we call our debit and credit card #'s to let them know we travel and may use the card(s) and country names we are going to large purchases and large amounts for any purpose are always suspect
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Grandchildren - US citizenship
JeanneAdil replied to austex's topic in What Visa Do I Need - Family Based Immigration
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Expediting I-130
JeanneAdil replied to Sarah1261's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
Severe financial loss to a company or person, provided that the need for urgent action is not the result of the petitioner’s or applicant’s failure to timely file the benefit request or to timely respond to any requests for evidence; he can try it