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  1.    Devarj reacted to a post in a topic: I-130/IR-1 Visa Route and Truobles
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  5. Devarj
    Thanks for your response. I'm asking an immigration question. Not Parenting. I fully understand all the nuances of a kid growing up (Father of 4). My question: Is there any legal action we have to take to send him back?
  6. Devarj
    Thanks for the response However, I'm not asking for parenting advice. I fully understand all the nuances of a kid (father of 4) growing up. My question: Is there any legal action we have to take to send him back?
  7. Devarj
    Thanks for your response. I'm asking an immigration question. Not Parenting. I fully understand all the nuances of a kid growing up. My question: Is there any legal action we have to take to send him back?
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  12. Devarj
    Before I call an immigration lawyer, I figured I would ask this here. In 2020 I (USC) filed an I130 for my stepson. Spouse is her on green card with a May Naturalization interview date. His visa was granted in 2024, and he came to the US in December 2024. No physical green card to date. Since then, he (just 15 years old) has been disobeying his paternal mother. Staying out late without permission. Locks himself in the room because he doesn’t want to be bothered. Often late for or misses classes and seldom does any household chores as asked and disrespects his mother sometimes to tears. We want to send him back to his home country to live with grandparents as he was doing before. We both cannot deal with the daily arguing and he's not a good example for the younger children in the house. Is there any legal action we have to take to send him back. He indicated he refuses to go back.
  13.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: 19 months for case decision. Is this estimate accurate?
  14. Devarj
    My I130 for family member took 22 months
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  18. Devarj
    Don't know. Where can I find information on this? No, he currently holds a Vietnamese passport. Just trying to find out the next step in this process? Thanks fo your asistance
  19. Devarj
    Haven't recieved green card as yet. Arrived in USA November 2024.
  20. Devarj
    I, a USC, got my step son (under 18 years old) to the US on an IR2 visa. Currently attending HS and living in the US. His visa expires in two months. What are the next steps to get him extended? Are there forms to file? Thanks in advance
  21. Devarj
    Personally, I would rebubmit the documents at the DS 260 stage. There are specific headdings in the upload windows for those specific documents. For example, you click on the I864 tab to upload the required documents for I864, marriage certificates, other documents, etc.
  22. Devarj
    I included proof of support such as money sent for the child health and welfare (reciepts of money sent, debits from my bank account etc.). Also, submitted a letter stating that mother is an unmarried single mom and has had no contact with the father since birth and xxx years. Included required documents such as my divorce papers, translated marriage certificate, birth certificate of both child and petitioner, etc. Also, send photos showing my relationship with child. Actually, in country now awaithing the interview on 14 November after a two year process.
  23. Devarj
    Had lots of issues uploading. However, once I wrote a comment in the comment box my files were uploaded. I just wrote sinething as I864 attached. Not sure if it's a fluke but once I added comments the files were uploaded.
  24.    Devarj reacted to a post in a topic: Impossible requirements - Form I-864A
  25.    Devarj reacted to a post in a topic: Beneficiary(Spouse abroad) moved after I-130 approval, do we need to update USCIS or NVC?
  26. Devarj
    YES! Thanks
  27. Devarj
    Got it Used adifferent browser and different email Thanks
  28.    Devarj reacted to a post in a topic: Cannot Register account at ustraveldocs
  29. Devarj
    Got our interview date from NVC. Went to portal.ustraveldocs.com/siteregister to register the account Continually get this error message. Names are entered as they appear on passport. Even tried different combinations (First name only, 1st and middle name, middle name only, etc.) But cannot register at the site. Can anyone assist as to what I can do? Thanks in advance
  30. Devarj
    Based on my expertience, albit in Vietnam, it is better to get married in country and file DCF. This is much faster than filing with USCIS while in the US. Filing in the US will take about one year for USCIS approval. On the other hand, perhaps not filing DCF is best for getting your financials and housing solidified in the US before starting the family life. I would create a budget for what you need to afford while family is in the US (school, housing, utilities, groceries etc.). Although your VA benefits will increse with additional family menbers, this is still quite expensive, so the year wait could be beneficial. Some options: Get a joint sponsor so you can meet the financial requirements and file the I130 DCF after marriage. 2. Get married in country, file the I130 with USCIS electrinically while in Cambodia using your brother's address. This will get the process started before you arrive in the US. Then move to the US, get settled, and wait for the approvals. Note that you're filing seperate I130s; so the timeline for each may be different (one approved while other is pending). Just wondering: since you're in the cyber security field, can you get employment in the US and work remotely in Cambodia? That may improve your situation.
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