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in this economy, given that you don't have domestic experience or education, you'll have a hard time finding a job... otherwise you need sources to get you in... but maybe you're lucky enough so just keep trying!

Cool, but what are these acronyms stand for? LPR = Lawful Permanent Resident... CLPR = Conditional Lawful Permanent Resident ... did I get it right?

thanks

LPR and CLPRs are eligible for financial aid. Accepting it does not make you a public charge.

I actually have a question here and whoever knows any information, please share.... Is Financial Aid is considered Public Charge? you know that spouse who comes to the US through a CR1/IR1 visa process shall not be a public charge... but what if he wanted to enroll in school, is he/she can be eligible for Financial Aid?

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the form instructions mentioned that sending photographs with form I-90 is no longer necessary

You can take a look at this...

Unobtainable birth certificates

The applicant’s birth record may not be obtainable. Some reasons are listed below:

* The applicant’s birth was never officially recorded.

* The applicant’s birth records have been destroyed.

* The appropriate government authority will not issue one.

Please obtain a certified statement from the appropriate government authority stating the reason the applicant’s birth record is not available. With the certified statement the applicant must submit secondary evidence. For example:

* A baptismal certificate that contains the date and place of birth, as well as both parents names (providing the baptism took place shortly after birth)

* An adoption decree for an adopted child

* An affidavit from a close relative, preferably the applicant’s mother, stating the date and place of birth, both parents names, and the mother’s maiden name.

Note: An affidavit must be executed before an official authorized to take oaths or affirmations. More specific information is available from the NVC.

You have to List all the visits... try to find a way to get these dates... check out your passports, if there's dates on the entry stamps... or anything!

for #21a Just type NONE... You can't list your husband there, he's a USC not immigrant, and as long as your children are not immigrating so do not list them!

They are NO help, they only might want to get a platinum membership!... you'll find them replying the same thing in every post... GOOD LUCK!

good luck

Well the "Good Luck" bandit stikes again...(14 and counting...)

"A joint sponsor can be any U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or lawful permanent resident who is at least 18 years old,domiciled in the United States, or its territories or possessions,and willing to be held jointly liable with the petitioner for the support of the intending immigrant. A joint sponsor does not have to be related to the petitioning sponsor or the intending immigrant."

Form I-864 Instructions - Page 3

the answer is YES your sister can sponsor your wife

When they ask you how many kids you have (while you don't have any) Answer NONE

When they ask you for your [ A ] number (while you don't have any) Answer N/A... Simple as that!

N/A is for Not Applicable or Not Available

it's just according to the Question... plus I don't really believe that someone got a RFE for that.

Why didn't you pay online? your payment would take only two days to be accepted, instead of 15!! but thanks god you're done with that... few days and your case will be complete...

Good Luck

Now, I'm reading your non-senses!

You did the right thing...

Golden rule: the forms names that start with DS-*** Concern the beneficiary

the forms names that start with I-*** Concern the Petitioner.... so you're (the beneficiary) the one who suppose to send the form DS-3032.... [you can send it via e.mail or you can FedEx it, it's best to do both]

Listen, you can go visit him in the US, and get married there... but you have to show that you did not get into the US with the intention of getting married (a good lawyer can work that out for you)

He can apply for a K1 visa for you which will allow you to go and get married to him in the US and then adjust your status, and get the green card and subsequently the US citizenship... you'll be able to live permanently in the US and work also.

the last option is you get married whether in Canada or Mexico and then he can apply for K3 visa or CR1 visa for you and this will take at least 6 months till you get your visa and move permanently to the US.

Check out the Guides and get more info. about Types of Visas! K1 if you wanna file as his fiancee and K3/CR1 (Spousal visas, you have to get married and have authenticated Marriage certificate)

Wish you great Luck...

If you need any further help, just PM me...

Are you kidding me? getting divorced for such a ridiculous reason shows how much your friend and her husband are reckless about a sublime thing like Marriage... and she'll get Denied!

LOL So where did you pick up your marriage nirvana? I'm wondering..... if you shouldn't write one of those self help books for the rest of us.

As for the OP's question. I'm pretty sure she can say it was family based interference which they outgrew with each others true love for each other, and she better have a lot of proof of how they stayed in contact. Best of luck for them. I can't imagine a long distance relationship for 10 years, or maybe they're together... but anyway, it sounds strange and if I were the consulate I would definitely need answers.

Peace,

Mariah

What do you mean where did I pick up my marriage? What the heck you are talking about? are you sure you're not high or something and as I didn't direct my words to you so you shouldn't try to act so smart... Pick up my marriage... what the hell is that...

I'm pretty sure you'll be the one who will be writing books soon... about "Why marriages don't Work"

She should say,they were quarreling lot and that just se got tired of him nit picking on everythinh she did.

But after the divorced, she realized that how much she missed his yak yaks and his cares.

sounds little corny but , just some idea.

Do you think they will have her old record?

Are you kidding me? getting divorced for such a ridiculous reason shows how much your friend and her husband are reckless about a sublime thing like Marriage... and she'll get Denied!

You can always download form I-864 from the USCIS website, it's and you can fill it, then print it out... you don't have to use the one sent to you by the NVC...

Wait till the NVC contacts you, which will be soon, they'll give your Invoice Number and Case Number... then after you get those you can sign into this website and pay the AOS fees.... try to e.mail the NVC your DS-3032 as soon as possible and assign your Husband as the Agent, and type his Address in there! for more information about e.mailing form DS-3032 click here

What is your medical emergency?! Don't have high expectations...

I don't think they'll be allowed in till they're totally cured... whether they're Smear Negative or Smear Positive, the embassy won't grant them visa unless they're clean

Sorry, but you don't know what you're talking about!

I've heard about somebody who wrote NO and the petition got rejected. Everyone MUST be inspected by an officer - if you were not, that means you crossed the border illegal.

Have you been checked by an officer on the airport? Did he take your paperwork from you? Did he stamp your visa?

That's what it means.

Don't even think about it!

Is it possible that NVC held up your case for more checks? Try calling NVC again.

I've called the NVC several times and they've told me that they do not know anything anymore about my case as it was forwarded to the US embassy in Cairo.

Thanks anyways

The NVC has forwarded my CR1 Case to the US embassy in Cairo, Egypt on March 9th 2009 and when I contacted the embassy to ask about my Case, they said: "We still did not receive the case file in the immigrant unit in Cairo.", I don't really know how long should I wait till the embassy schedules the interview for me and how can I locate my case and know where exactly it is... is that a normal situation? is there anyone who had experienced the same thing?

Call NVC and talk to an supervisor, Tell him her the situation... but did you enclose the coversheet letter of the IV bill within the DS-230 package?

Well it says[ Part 2. Information on the principal immigrant. ] that means that you need to put the beneficiary's information in there...

PART 5 goes this way:

Put 1 in 21.a [ in case you're the only one he's sponsoring, and if you don't have any kids who are immigrating to the US with you ]

Put 0 in 21.c

Put 2 in 21.d

Put 0 in 21.e

Put 0 in 21.f

Put 1 in 21.g

Put 5 in 21.h

PART 6: 24.b Put Your father-in-law's NAME, RELATIONSHIP [father] and his Current income.

for 24.c YES, this the total amount of the Petitioner and the Co Sponsor Total Household Income.

for 24.d YES, Check that box

24.e NO, Do not check that box.

Just photo copies will do... Form I-864 and I-864A, should be ORIGINALS, SIGNED and DATED... no need for notarization