Bryan5795

8 hours ago, Mollie09 said:

I was really confused about the Brazilian flag when talking about entering/exiting Colombia. Man, at least change the flag between fiancees!

We broke up and decided to resume our relationship later. Shr teaches in Colombia.  

57 minutes ago, Boiler said:

She was deported?

 

You can certainly proceed, however K1 is not the best choice as she obviously needs to be work authorised on entry. CR1 would be better.

Yes. We plan to marry in March 

9 minutes ago, HRQX said:

Only after the initial Immigrant Visa denial: https://www.uscis.gov/forms/direct-filing-addresses-for-form-i-212-application-for-permission-to-reapply-for-admission-into-the

Thanks

13 minutes ago, Boiler said:

The usual waiver would be the I 212 for Deportation, any other issues?

No other issues

33 minutes ago, Lucky Cat said:

Sounds like she was deported.  She, likely, has at least a 5 year ban after leaving the US.  If so, she will need a waiver.  

Yes. She got deported. When should we get the waiver? 

Hello,

My fiance and I want to apply for her greencard coming from Colombia to the United States but we have one issue. We are getting married next month and plan to proceed as planned. However, she had her visa revoked at immigration on her way back to Colombia.  She work here. Went to the state police to have her fingerprints taken for a job. But the officers pulled her into a room before departure and asked her. She admitted and they sent her on the plane.  Any advice on how to proceed? Can we still apply?

2 hours ago, Pitaya said:

 

  CONGRATULATIONS !!  

Thank you. 

I do have an issue though. I purchased the plant tickets already. For November 13.

6 hours ago, Pitaya said:

Sure, there are lots of folks that get RFEs all the time during their immigration journey. You are certainly not the only one to receive an RFE. Just check some of the forum pages, there are RFEs mentioned all the time. 

 

We had managed to escape the "dreaded" RFE letter all through our journey, only to get one during our ROC processing. We supplied them with the information that evidently the USCIS adjudicator felt that they needed for our case. If I remember correctly it took about 4-5 weeks from our receipt of RFE notice, to submission of info, to approval of our RFE application. Just hang tough, and sit back and wait for the good word.

 

Good luck on your immigration journey.

Thank you. We got the Visas issued today. Praise God

On 10/25/2019 at 7:31 PM, Pitaya said:

Agree. It is highly unlikely that the office staff has stopped doing all of their other work, and are just waiting to receive your response to your RFE. There is no time frame for completion after receipt of RFE documents. Hopefully it be processed promptly.

I'm sure they are not waiting for our documents in particular but it's been over a week since they received them. I just didn't know if anyone else had experienced this process. 

My Fiance and I were approved on 10/15 at the interview. During the interview, there was some confusion about the validity of her divorce decree. on the following friday, she received an email asking her to send the original decree. The attendant made a mistake because she approved everything but we sent anyways. They received the documents on 10/23. My question is...should it be relatively short time for approval since we completed the interview? Anyone have experience with this?

9 hours ago, Lovelypeach said:

Hi Everyone, I am a newbie and please pardon me if I post this to the wrong forum. 

So my question is: do I have to tell my fiancee living oversea about my previous marriage? ( it was divorced legally a year ago ) . I plan to petition her to United States to live with me next year 2020 , I was worry if the interview officer will talk about my previous marriage and then my fiancee will be surprise but the fact is I really want to hide my previous marriage. Does anybody know if I can hide my previous marriage to my new wife ? 

Thanks for any advice

Jamie,

I can't believe you asked this question. Is there not any shame anymore? Tell her today. Now!

What was the outcome of his medical exam?

On 9/7/2019 at 8:21 PM, JamieRS said:

How much are the chest x rays, urine, and blood tests in brazil in American dollars?

In Rio there is one doctor.

all prices USD

 $25 for blood test

$42 chest x-ray

$36 PCR

On 9/6/2019 at 3:42 PM, p-ana said:

Did you get in touch with the doctors? Fees will vary but the $180 it’s only for the medical itself, it doesn’t count exams (chest X-ray or skin test for kids), urine and blood tests. Keep in mind if any vaccines are needed, then it’s more out of pocket

 

I did.I have the answer. it's about $183 but in Brazil, it's hard to get a straight answer. I've had to ask several times. They have all their vaccinations, which is great.

Good afternoon,

I scheduled the interviews for my fiance and her children for October 8th. I paid the embassy fees and understand I need to pay a medical fee as well. The children are 18 & 7. I'm confused on the medical fees. $180 each but I saw a separate fee of $84 for the 7 year old. Can someone explain what that fee is or is the 7 year old subject to a different fee? Thank you in advance.

1 minute ago, arken said:

You can freely travel on AP. Don’t worry.

 

 

Absolutely incorrect.

it's taking 6 months maybe 4 in some cases. How am I wrong?

1 minute ago, payxibka said:

And we wonder how internet legends occur.   Did you happen to hear this on FB or YouTube?

My friend worked for the embassy here where I live but you go ahead and listen to your sources.

You have to wait at least 6 months to go back. They do this because as newlyweds in America, there should be no reason you shoudl want to go back unless for a death or emergency. this is what I heard.

You don't need it notarized. make a photocopy of each page from and back including the cover.  If you are trying to prove you were together, you can submit photos and proof of travel to show you were together.