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You should investigate with the school, on how they determine if a student is a International student versus an in-state student. immigration does not have a say in the school matter on these guidelines.

I would say yes since it was a criminal offense. He will probably have to submit the papers as well showing his charges and the outcome of them.

Do DUI charges affect a petition? Could it be denied if the petitioner has 3 DUI's?

Is he now a felon?

A 3rd DUI is a felony in most states. He is now not eligible to visit most countries.

A USC with a felony can petition a spouse, as long as the charges doesn't fall within the Adam Walsh act, and if it does they can submit a waiver. maybe you were think about the Beneficiary, they must be squeaky clean.

The correct answer is NO, the petitioner is a USC, or LPR. They are not. Petitioning for a visa.

By law as husband and. Wife, both parties have the sole responsibility of each other, on a fiancé responsibility. So I don't think that note is necessary, nor will it carry any weight. But if it makes you feel better, there will be no harm done.

The point of the statement was a clarification of my second statement, if you had taken the time to read rather than react you would have been able to put them together. Why is there a need to react on people's statements have truly left me puzzle on this board. A statement is a statement, you read it than move on.

No ones dies or gets convicted from anyone statements on this board, the knee jerk reactions are truly not necessary.

NVC approves all documents that comes through their portal for review, prior to them being sent to the embassy. The embassy approves the valitily of the relationship, thru documents and conversation and interactions that are observed(if any) with the Beneficiary and Petitioner.

There are camera inside and outside of All US embassies.

there are over 50 thousand foreigners who pass through the Miami Airport on a monthly average,there has never been a report of a non English speaking tourist being held or lost in the airport for days. In saying this, there are many nationalities of people who work in that Airport, if the 17 can communicate in any language Someone at the airport will be able to assist him.

BTW, you can always write a letter in English for him, that he can just hand over to any airport personnel, dithery will be able to read and assist.

To give everyone a clear picture of how mail is delivered to a US government agency.

All mail is delivered to a separate location than the actual physical office. These locations are only open Monday through Friday. The US post office, FedEx, or UPS, etc hold any mail that is due to be delivered on a weekend or holiday until the next available business day in which the mail location is open.

One, that is why mail delivered to NVC is not actually scan on the date that it is delivered.

Two, the mail depot is a separate office than the NVC process and review office, therefore the two do not work on the same OT schedule.

@c12h22oh

i filed single since i start working. but on the i-134 instruction it said to include bank letter/statements i'm concern that they wonder where's the other money comes from because i've deposited way over my salary.

Only IRS will be concern as to the validation of the source for the addditional money.

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After the person receives their EAD card, you will not have the opportunity to withdrawl the I864.

Your mother can always apply for a vistor visa, if she is given one then she can visit according to the guidelines of her visa.

If you are looking for something Permanente than First you need to be a United State Citizen (USC).

Yes, all children goes on the 1-751 form.

This is what happens if we want a shorter process, the rules will get tighter, tighter rules means more people will fall out of the acceptance requirements.

You'll cant have it all, so what do you really want? Remember so folks just barley meets the requirements. Shorter time means more cost to the petitioner, even in the 5-6 months time frame, people are complaining that they dont have the money to complete the process.

Look at the number of K1 who cry about not having the money to complete the AOS once they are maried. This one fix has to accommodate all of the issues.

Rules must work for all not just the few who can afford to pay their way thru quickly. Remember the family that is in the developing country, the family that is in a communist country, a family that lives 1000 of miles from consular.

Please don't make it sounds if we are a country of law, always.

Even if we aren't, atleast we can try to be a country of law, that is one of the reason why most people do try to migrate to the US.

Gwon, $150 dollars can't even get you a cab ride to the airport. Set it so that it doesnt cost those US tax payer who have NO vest intrest in getting your family to the US have to support it.

So the family guy USC that left his Wife of 15 years and kids in Honduras should probably get ahead in line of dreamy eyed one week Facebook lovers.

SMH LOL....

What I find so funny with most of these poster that complain about the wait time, is that within a 2 year period they are back asking about how to send someback to their country, because the relationship is over.

How about having the USC paying a per day rate for everydy that a non resident is present in the US without the proper authorization. Tye it to their income taxes.

If people would take the human emotion out of their proposal, these post woul become flame throwers to others. First, most of what everyone has proppose is taking immigration back 20 years. learn what was done in the past before you propose a change for the future.

The government make changes based on numbers not on emotions, therefore any type of emotonal change is meet with the same reactions, that others on VJ have responded with. BTW, I am sure you and 9999, more have sent in similar letters and request. But that should not stop anyone.

NO ONE SHOULD BE GIVEN A HIGHER CHANCE IN IMMIGRATION DUE TO CONDITIONS THAT ARE CREATED BY HUMAN ERRORS.

Suggest a change that will not cost the US tax payers any money, if a spouse or a child is denied immigration and they must be deported, that is a cost that is bared by the US tax payers who had no investment in your situation.

If there is no cost to the US tax payers than you would have a better chance in getting some tracking.

you will need a co-sponsor.

yes,

Ask the embassy to put the application on hold for a year.

Its a good thing you live in a country of the land and free so you can do such an act. I say do what makes you happy, I am sure you will find one such lawyer who doesn't mind taking your money from you..

Gowon,

i had posted these same comments on this forum previously, but the naysayers didn't want to believe that all

DRUG testing is done in all countries medical. Illegal drug is tested as part of the medical for immigration to the US, it does not mean that all indivuals are tested. It just might be someones unlucky day to get tested or questioned. The US immigration has a none discrimation policy on drug testing, therefore any indivual from any contry can be tested or questioned for illegal drugs.

When I pointed this out, the naysayers only wanted to believe that this only happens in developing countries. As I had stated only the brave will come bak on a public foum and tell that they were denied for illegal drug testing or questions.

Others just quitely wait out the 1 year ban.

This topic has been discussed every 3 months on this board, and every 3 months everyone acts as if they have never heard of drug testing being done, or " not my country" only the countries that all informed people wants to assume it shopuld only happens to. I have said this many times from my last 7 years on being on this board, DRUG testing is done in every country, some are lucky and some are not so lucky.

Please refer to this link, from 10/2013 http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/459903-denied-fiance-visa/

The nasayer can say what they want, but I iknow for a fact that drug testing is done in ALL countries. Not just undeveloped countries as some on this board wish to believe.