JeanneAdil

The Aramex office you gave to the embassy should contact u by cell you can also track it if the CEAC site issued

make sure your US taxes are filled /you will need US income or joint sponsor when u file the I 864

The word 'Post' in the context of US Visa stamping passport tracking means 'US Consulate' or 'US Embassy'. When the status says 'Transit to post' they are literally saying 'Transit to the US Consulate' or 'Transit to the US Embassy'.Jul 24, 2024

you were dq'd April 2024 and USCIS says this: You do not need to contact NVC to keep your case active if you have received notification your case is documentarily complete. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-1-submit-a-petition/step-2-begin-nvc-processing/helpful-hin but i had a note on my DQ letter that said "to ensure your case is kept open. contact NVC by phone (forget that one), letter or email regularly suggesting once a month"

getting help from therapist for depression is not a danger to u or anyone else / its really just plain a good idea to get help during a difficult time people not being honest with all questions asked is more of an issue and ICE (immigration judges and all involved ) are going to be busy with illegals so i won't worry Take care praying for u

why the NVC/KCC #? it would start with MNL2024xxxxxx

before u submit it online , print it out , write in correct #'s , scan and save and submit to CEAC

Yes, one parent can drive a car registered to their spouse across the border if they have the proper documentation: Written permission: The owner of the car should provide written permission to drive the vehicle. The permission letter should include the owner's contact information, the driver's relationship to the owner, and the dates the driver is allowed to use the car. Proof of insurance: The driver should have proof of insurance for the vehicle. Registration: The driver should have the vehicle's registration document I would travel before the tariff is raised by Mr. Trump

Married to USC?

To understand SS card (#) has never been used for ID as no photo on it / its used to ID # to pay into social security and claim monies when retired (or permanently disabled) Besides in April there was a huge SS breach proving anyone can steal your SS # https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2024/08/17/social-security-hack-national-public-data-confirms/74843810007/ Social Security numbers, names, addresses, email addresses and phone numbers were in the 2.9 billion records within a data breach. Security firm Pentester.com tool tells you if your data is involved.

lawyer time u have to answer yes for arrested and convicted u can not provide court papers but FBI can see them even though expunged could also give u a hard time for green card renewal depending on the state u live in

not an issue as zip codes can straggle more than 1 city or a city can have several zip codes what city is on DL? I would use that one

the answer is the same as when u asked it Friday / US address / do not use postal address

https://secure.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0110205400 SSN cards not counted in determining limits In determining when an individual has met the yearly or lifetime limits, do not count replacement cards issued for: • Original SSN cards; • A legal name change (i.e., first name or surname);

I would use her home address for mailing address and address for Thailand in address history since she will leave Thailand she should get a criminal report done when she leaves as sometimes its hard to get after leaving a country the important part of the I 129f for fiancee is question 62a and 62 b make sure it tells embassy she will interview in and country as Philippines (no US office in these spaces)

the site references a flying bird and there are no turkeys in middle east The turkey is a large bird in the genus Meleagris, native to North America. There are two extant turkey species: the wild turkey of eastern and central North America and the ocellated turkey of the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico. i would say the flying bird is the falcon (can do 240 MPH and is the fastest known flying bird) Saker falcons are the national bird of the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman and Yemen and have been integral to Arab heritage and culture for over 9,000 years. They are the national emblem of many Arab countries. the Bible verse is from Mathew written long before the 1st thanksgiving in 1621 So i would say this scholar is really offbase

This article is misleading at best. The workers who were "laid off" are NOT federal employees. They do not adjudicate cases. They are federal contractors. USCIS just opted to not renew the contract and instead hire more officers.

Seriously? USCIS outsourced the 800 #/ how's that working for u. the following are outsourced companies with contracts with USCIS EAGLE NEXT Gen (a portfolio approach to the acquisition of Information Technology (IT) services. The portfolio mandates the use of DHS-specific IT services contracts and adopted IT GWACs.) EAGLE II for IT services; FIRSTSOURCE II for IT commodities; PACTS II for program management, administrative, operations (clerical), and technical services; and GSA OASIS for program management support. US outsourced border control to Mexico depending on that country to control those coming across its southern border https://theconversation.com/how-the-us-is-outsourcing-border-enforcement-to-mexico-69272 Most cell phone service is outsourced/ u like being onhold for hours? NYS prisons are now not run by NYS and that company has closed over 20 prisons to save money making the prisons opened overcrowded USPS outsourced a 120 million dollar deal with XPO logistics for mail delivery to some cities /mail service is now in the drain what really worked best was when the K1 or CR1 came to the US and had the interview here in US office not the foreign embassy

income is key / IRS transcripts don't care if u switch employers or even type of job /immigration cares what the tax transcripts say and that all W2's and any 1099's are included. i retired at beginning of the process

law offices also make mistakes on petitions and u have to know u are legally responsible if its wrong

Lawyer here in US too as foreign document probaby isn't enforceable

Best advice as marriage and filing for both IRS( as married for immigration) and either K1 (too expensive) or CR 1 comes into play with her financial aide for tuition What she does about marriage, living arrangements for U in US , IRS tax returns, the embassy , health care insurance for u, the petition itself is all envolved in this and there is so much to know it is not difficult to do the process so lawyer is not needed but understanding the process is

then spouse needs 125% of poverty guidelines $25.550 for 2 in 2024 which should increase each year and doesn't matter how u think this/ USCIS says need to make at least that amount (and they have the right to decide) so joint sponsor is either needed or u wait out the years till she has degree and income to support and that's not a bad idea / u don't have to rush into marriage Spouse visa is taking 15 months and usually longer use this time to further education or work experience for both of u spouse visa u can work but understand what it means to have 1 in college in the day ((or night time classes ) and studying at night and writing term papers while the other works meaning u don't have a lot of time together go a little slower and get to know every little and big thing about each other

this is not up to u, the benefiary , to find joint sponsor unless u can offer family of yours in the US to help u say GF but listed under spouse visa /which is it? Florida minimum wage is $13 and hour/ she can take on a part time job as even 20 hours a week adds over $13000 a year to income so she needs to decide 1 find a joint sponsor 2. look for better job to meet requirements 3. get a 2nd job u say u can sign a prenup, that does not satisfy the petitioner and joint sponsor I 864 agreement with US government

From NVC and on immigration (even on CEAC site to check your status) counts K1 as immigrant visa