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  1.    Aluvaboy reacted to a post in a topic: Do I need to withdraw my N-400?
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  10. Aluvaboy
    Your dad and brother planning to visit you. Right? You don’t need to fill anything. Your dad and brother will apply for a visiting visa B1/B2 at the US consulate/embassy in the country they live. The wait times could be long depending on country just to get appointments for the visa interview. In some countries it can take up to two years.
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    What is your category?
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  16. Aluvaboy
    Your PD is not current. It may take a few months for your PD to become current. Watch the visa bulletin to see if your PD is current.
  17. Aluvaboy
    That is something that you have to confirm from the panel physician and the hospital where your fiancé got the medical checkup done. From what I have seen in most cases, the sputum tests turns negative and there shouldn’t be much delay other than rescheduling the interview. Good luck.
  18. Aluvaboy
    If TB is confirmed through sputum testing, the treatment is somewhat long. The patient has to go through a procedure called “Directly Observed Therapy” where the patient is given the medication under supervision by an approved medical facility. A health care provider will give the necessary medications under watch and this has to be done every day until the regimen is over and the patient is TB free! It can add up to six months to complete this ordeal.
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  23. Aluvaboy
    Airports are open 24 hours of the day, 365 days of the year. Immigration and customs officers are on duty to let you in round the clock. No need to catch a flight that arrives during office hours!
  24. Aluvaboy
    I think that was available only until June 30, 2022. Now you need a valid unexpired passport even for land crossings.
  25.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: USC passport expired
  26. Aluvaboy
    Expired passport cannot be used for travel. Airlines will not allow to board the aircraft with the expired passport. While a Certificate of Naturalization serves as proof of U.S. citizenship, it is not a travel document and cannot be used in place of a passport. U.S. citizens will not be allowed to use their expired U.S. passport for direct return to the United States after June 30, 2022. If a U.S. citizen overseas has an expired U.S. passport, please contact your nearest U.S. Embassy or Consulate to apply for a U.S. passport.
  27. Aluvaboy
    CSPA is not applicable in this case in my opinion. The parents are already in USA and the child already has a petition filed by his mother. Now the category is F2A which possibly could become F2B in two years. CSPA only applies to derivative beneficiaries.
  28. Aluvaboy
    A simple google search says that only 4 classes of people can be allowed immigration into Vietnam. I doubt you would qualify for the first three. However the last class is for spouses of Vietnamese citizens. So finding a suitable spouse in Vietnam will be the way to go. Most of the Vietnamese want to immigrate to America thru marriage. So tell your prospective bride ahead of time that you are planning to permanently settle there! That may make a difference!
  29. Aluvaboy
    Why can’t the Dad and two younger children immigrate first. Then dad files as an LPR for the older two children under F2B category. The downside is the older children will have to remain unmarried for few years.
  30. Aluvaboy
    I am thinking that only the first two children were included in the original I-130 petition filed by the petitioner for her brother (in the respective section about beneficiary's family). The third child was omitted by mistake and the fourth child was not born. The priority date became current four years ago. When the DS260 was completed two months ago, the beneficiary listed the names of all children. There is a “Sought to Acquire” requirement Under the Child Status Protection Act. Which means beneficiaries should apply for the visa within one year once the PD becomes current. If the application was not made within that one year, they forfeit the claim. The third and fourth child did not lose the claim because they were only added on the DS260 recently.
  31. Aluvaboy
    Maybe she is not a Canadian citizen. Just has Canadian PR!
  32. Aluvaboy
    Many Indian girls living in US wants arranged Marriages even in the 21st century. Especially some professionals like doctors who were so keen to finish their medical education and residency and were finally past their prime. I know a few who got hooked through arranged marriages and brought their spouses over as immigrants. I don’t know how it can be deemed as immigration fraud!
  33. Aluvaboy
    In India & Pakistan arranged marriages are still popular. There is no fraud or other hanky panky. It is just parents or immediate relatives find a suitable bride/groom and they get married in short notice. No year long or longer dating etc.
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