LIFE'SJOURNEY

They will be seperate for 2 to 3 years. Your father will be a LPR, and the wait is a 2 to 3 years for a visa to be avavilable for spouse and children.

We filed for our AOS in July of 2012 and our status online is still pending. We bought non-refundable tickets to England for his brother's wedding - we purchased them months ago thinking that we'd be OK to travel by April of 2013. It's March now so we finally were able to get someone on the phone to discuss our pending application and explained our situation. They said there was nothing that they could do and if we needed an extension we'd need to request it in person. We are trying to make an appointment but every office in our area does not have appointments available in the next month (we are in Los Angeles). I have heard very conflicting advice about whether it's OK to travel during this waiting time, and I am wondering if 1) someone can confirm if it's OK to travel out of the country and 2) if there's something we can do if in fact we cannot get an in-person appointment to request an extension - I don't understand why we need an appointment for this in the first place?!

First please used the correct acronym, you are in ROC(Removal of Conditions) on a 2 year conditional green card. Second, if you have received your extension letter and the bio has been completed, then you can travel with the extension letter without any problems.

I have contacted USCIS but they havent sent me a NOID or NOIR and its been a year since they got the paper work

Put in a service request to get a NOID or NOIR from USCIS.

file what again, her petition is still approved, it's the visa that was denied. She will need to contact USCIs about her petition, she should have received a NOID, or a NOIR.

First, the mother may request a visa extension, but be mindful of these facts, if the extension is not granted her time over the six months will be counted as an overstay. If she overstays without the proper permission, the multi-entry visa will become null and void. Most of the time the extension is not known until after the applicant has overstayed their orginal time.

Second, the reason for the extension must be a valid reason.

Your son would not be able to attend any public scholl free of charge on a visitor visa. Inorder for your son to attend school, you must attain a student visa for him. This means you will be paying for his education.

As stated in the previous post, there is no gf/bf visa attachment.

LIFESJOURNEY. your saying I should not miss my fiancé, or want the process to move faster? Your crazy, maybe bitter?

I didn't say either, what I did say is that the process is what it is. Ttry making the best out of it instead of complainting. What I have seen on this board is that hose who complain about the process tends to be he ones who either get denied at the interview time or the relationship doesn't work out once the other party arrives in the US.

You may be saying neither one will be you, that could be true too. Bu complaining about the wait or process doesn't make the decisions to happen any faster, it only adds fraustration on your end.

Why would I be bitter, I have gone thru the process without one hiccup, and my husband is now applying for his citizenship.

I am confused, I have researched other Visas- and there are some that can be Expedited , it's called Premium Processing. I am not understanding the equality statement - especially when there are others that are either staying here and processing their paperwork while still in the US , have priority based on the fabulous "Act," or chose to pay Premium for a expedited processing.

I believe the Forum is for discussion, not to be battered. I believe one should be able to start a discussion without feeling intimidated or ridiculed . It is not an idea about being first, or who came up with the idea first.

Once again, a jacked up system - at least give an option for us to pay to expedite - does not mean this will influence the wait time for others.

There is no Premium Processing for migration, you are confused. Premium processing only applies to a short term visa.

This seems to be a way to always keep the poor guy at the bottom of the pile. There is NO ENTILEMENT in immigration.

Let me ask you this in return, when was the last time you saw your fiance or finacee?

Let me tell you exactly my story:

I met my now husband here in the US, we dated for 4 months in the US.

He went back to his country, proposed marriage after being separated for 4 months. He could not visit the US again because he was denied a visitor visa after working in the US for 2 years.

I visited and married him in his country. I did not file for the spousal visa until 5 monhs later since I wanted to research the pro and cons of living in either country. Every 3 months I visited him until our visa was approved within the 9 months period of time that was explained in the visa process.

My husband arrived in the US, after a a year's time we find ourselves living in different states due to our jobs, we have been married 5 years as of 02/27. We visit each other every other weekend and our love for each other has only grown stronger.

But don't you still have family in France, so why have they become meaninless now. Your bf/ husband is not your everything, nor should he/she be. You haven't lived if you are putting all of your eggs in one basket.

You sill have friends who you have spent a good part of your life with, so are they now less importamnt because you are leaving.

What I don't understand is this wasn't you in love before you filed the K1, so what makes your love any different after you have filed. Pior to filing you were separated, so filing shouldn't make the wait any harder, acually it should be better because now you know there will be an end to the seperation.

Everytime a new individual who falls in love and submitts his or her K1, they come up with this idea as if they are the only one who has thought of this. As if they are the only indiviual in the world who wants to be first.

Belive me, his is like everyother month. No one is entitled to by pass those who are in front of them regardless of the amount of money you can use to move ahead. All individual are considered equal.

First your neice natural parents must be deceased inorder to make her an orphange. Since this is not the case, on wha bases are you adopting her?

There is more , but let start with this first.

If she was an orphange, for a true adoption you must live in her home country with the child for 2 years after the adoption.

Because I know exacly the intent of the U visa. The US can not nor will it govern another country laws, if that was the case than entire populations of such countries as Cuba, Rowanda, China, Iraq, and many others would qualify for a U visa.

Also I have seen a U visa be put into use.

Every embassy has a lobby/waiting room, therefore you will be allowed to sit in the lobby.

What Prevents Any Foreign National From Claiming This Status By Saying They Were a Victim of a Crime?

A: A petition for U nonimmigrant status must also contain a certification of helpfulness from a certifying agency. That means the victim must provide a U Nonimmigrant Status Certification (Form I-918, Supplement B), from a U.S. law enforcement agency that demonstrates the petitioner "has been helpful, is being helpful, or is likely to be helpful" in the investigation or prosecution of the criminal activity.

It is always helpful to quote he entire content of a process raher than what it is that you wish it to say. therefore if the crimes against you didn't happen in the US or on US terriory I don't see how a US law enforcement agency will be of ant assistance to you.

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=1b15306f31534210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD&vgnextchannel=ee1e3e4d77d73210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD

That's my intuition, that he is Jamaican. And let's stop with the PC, shall we, "there's good and bad in every country", you don't say, and the sun comes up from the east, doesnt it? Truth of the matter is that there are countries that have a certain frame of mind, another culture and another outlook on life and, at times, that might clash with what another culture considered correct and fair. If you think the whole world sees an issue in the same way, you are in for a shock.

No, there are no gypsies in Jamaica, they tend to like rich countries, no use in leeching on a shriveling cow.

Didn't you'll need a co-sponsor for your petiion?

I would take a week off work, fly there and snoop on him myself. But then again, I am not a sanity paramount either. With so much at stake - not just your emotions, but the financial responsibility - why take so many risks? I don't care what most say, stereotypes are there for a reason, and the Jamaican are well known cheaters and scammers.

First Bumberclout to you, second how did you arrive that this individual was Jamaican. If you don't want to trust an Jamaican than stay off of the island. Third there are as many cheater in every other culture as there is in Jamaica.

"Talk and taste your tongue" [Think before you speak].

It will just be him, but trust me that the drug usage and posive test result will be reported to the consular.

US Embassy not closing

Thursday, January 31, 2013 | 7:48 AM

THE US Embassy in Kingston has reiterated that it will not be closing.

The embassy’s announcement Tuesday that it would be closing its US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) office in Kingston on March 1 had sparked concerns among some Jamaicans that this meant the entire mission was closing.

However, only the USCIS office, which oversees lawful immigration to the US, will close, the embassy said in a statement.

Routine consular operations, including visa processing for tourists, students, officials, and immigrant applications continue.

Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/US-Embassy-not-closing#ixzz2LYoUL8cP

Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/US-Embassy-not-closing#ixzz2LYoIpysp

It seems as if they were trying to AOS within the US, but husband had to leave before it was completed. therefore the AOS was denied correctly. The 130 was approved, and is still approved. what the OP needs to do is to have the 130 sent to NVC, once all of the fees at the NVC stage has been paid, they will then send it on to the correct consular for an interview.

have you tried tracking you case from NVC to the consular?

This post explains how it is done. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/414497-track-case-from-nvc-to-embassy/page__p__5981725__hl__track+case+from+nvc__fromsearch__1#entry5981725

Did your husband pay his fees a the NVC state? If so what was the case number they gave to him? It will start with a KNG.