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  1. Well, I didn't know this but for the I-134A you enter a land port of entry...through Mexico. Which my wife needs a visa for, great. Nvm, just saw they give an option through an air port of entry
  2. Btw, just to update we applied last week of September, still waiting to hear back we're still at "case received". I've seen experiences of people still waiting since January 😕 I'm just hoping for the best here
  3. We're already on that filing the I134, I'm hoping it gets accepted before February.
  4. I've already tried contacting my senators with the Amsterdam consulate situation initially and they said they can't help. 😔
  5. I wish my crystal ball worked 8 months ago then 🙃 back to step 1 for me
  6. Yeah and in 4 months, me and my wife will be considered overstaying in the country we're living in now.
  7. And in the realistic chance that February (4 months from now) comes around and no approval?
  8. Made the request, they asked for proof of NL consulate saying no, sent that, and now Frankfurt just simply said no... I'm extremely annoyed...Idk what these embassies expect me to do.
  9. I thought USCIS would consider a sister less than a spouse, I've read that the relationship to the person is a factor in the i-134?
  10. I just realized that to file the I-134 "you must physically be in the United States"...back to step 1 😔
  11. I thought they raised it to 30k a month per country? Well I know Nicaraguans don't need a visa for the schengen zone, but that's only a tourist stay for 90 days. I see that the I-134 doesn't have a min income requirement for sponsors, could I just put $0 to simplify it? It also states that apparently USCIS will not factor the income requirement (correct me if I'm wrong on this). "Avoid going back to Nicaragua at all costs", I'm trying, especially since my wife doesn't even know the country.
  12. Dutch immigration told me no, DAFT is for business people and they're getting stricter
  13. I was looking at that, but would that interfere with any DCF request?
  14. We're just residents of the Netherlands not citizens, we don't have full EU status either. I know US immigration takes time (I state that it's 1-2 years for an I-130) so this is a bit insensitive considering you probably didn't read that this is an immediate situation, I didn't plan this 6 months/1 year/or 2 years ago... I looked into this and it's about 20k per person, plus immigration fees?, and you have relocation costs like buying new furniture which is also a pretty penny. Would've been great if I had 50k stored, but alas, I'll still look further into this, thank you!!!
  15. I have, I don't have more than 50k stored and then some to move again to the US. They aren't cheap 😅
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