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Edward-Jenny0608

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  1. Hi Vj'rs

    Im just curious of which 3yrs of Tax transcripts need to present for I-864 when its time for us to submit it. I had just file our petition this month Oct 22,2012. So would it be 2011-2010-2009? or by the time that its needed to present it..example would it be around March of 2013..would I need to file my tax early and submit tax transcript for 2012-2011-2010? Im so :blink: :blink:confuse PLEASE CAN SOMEONE GIVE ME SOME HELP ON THIS :help:

  2. If your husband moves back to 'Pinas and has his interview at the U.S. Embassy Manila, then he will not be required to submit a Saudi police certificate. If he interviews in Saudi, he will need a Saudi police certificate.

    Thanks for the info..I just wanna verify this facts.. because as I know..once my husband leave from Saudi to go home to Philippines for the process, he will no longer be able to obtain this Police Certificate..and I dont wanna end up beating myself for it, if we end up needing it and no longer be able to obtain it. Please shed some light :help:

  3. Police Records

    Police clearances are available for Saudi citizens and resident third country nationals. Saudi citizens currently residing overseas must return in person to process the police clearance.

    Saudi citizens and third country nationals residing in the Kingdom process the police clearances by first obtaining a police clearance request letter from U.S. Embassy Riyadh, U.S. Consulate General Jeddah, or U.S. Consulate General Dhahran. This police clearance request letter, signed by a consular officer, must be attested by the Saudi Ministry of Affairs (current fee is SR30). The applicant must then appear personally with a passport-sized photograph and a national ID or residency permit at the regional Criminal Investigation Department for fingerprinting. Fingerprinting for women is done in a separate room. The police clearance should be available for collection after a week or two.

    Police clearances are available for Saudi nationals residing outside of the Kingdom. The expatriate Saudi citizen obtains the police clearance by returning to the Kingdom and obtaining a police clearance request letter from U.S. Embassy Riyadh, U.S. Consulate General Jeddah, or U.S. Consulate General Dhahran. This police clearance request letter, signed by a consular officer, must be attested by the Saudi Ministry of Affairs (current fee is SR30). The applicant must then appear personally with the attested police clearance request letter, a passport-sized photograph and a national ID at the Regional Criminal Investigation Department for fingerprinting. Fingerprinting for women is done in a separate room. The police clearance should be available for collection after a week or two.

    Police clearances are unavailable for third country nationals who no longer reside in the Kingdom.

    The optimal time to conduct these procedures at the police stations is 10:00 Saturdays-Wednesdays.

    http://travel.state.gov/visa/fees/fees_5455.html?cid=9727

    Good luck!!

    Would this apply to my husband, he is just an overseas worker in Saudi,his been working there for 8yrs just going home to Philippines for a vacation every year. Would he be considered as a resident and will he be able to obtain a police certificate? Im just a bit unsure so please clarify this for me if you could..Thanks!!

  4. Need help! Whats the chance of getting an RFE if you have used an old I-130 application form?. I just realized tonite that I had used an old form...it actually says on top right corner OMB No. 1615-0012: Expires 01/31/2012 as it also says on the downloadable form..but the only difference is..at the bottom of the page it says FORM I-130 (Rev. 08/15/11)Y Page 2. NOW WOULD THAT MATTER IF THE DATE ON THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE IS OLD? :crying: :crying:

  5. If it is just an affidavit that states someone is a third party is aware of your relationship and they are witness to your marriage or bonefied relationship...then it should not expire.

    Hi, thank for a fast reply...it just give us a concern bcoz it was notarized and it has a date of when it was sworn.

  6. Hi Vj'ers..Hope someome can help me..Me & my husband attained an affidavit sworn by a third party as an evidence to support our papers. Now can someone please tell me how long is this affidavit be okay to present as evidence, is there an expiration? The affidavit is sworned last May 03,2012 and notarized on the same day. We are going to send our application this coming Monday and we're just hoping that, that affidavit will still be valid by the time our papers be process. Please can someone give me an answer and it will be greatly appreciated.

  7. :thumbs:Thank you so much for all your help...appreciate it alot..I will keep you posted ..now were confident that we're not gonna get an RFE. Thanks again and God Bless!

    Okay, so I called USCIS and spoke to Brittany. This was her response:

    Indicate his Mailing address in the Philippines on the I-130.

    You must indicate his address in Saudi Arabia first (for G-325A). As far as putting "working abroad" she said that's up to you.

    I would do it.

    List his permanent mailing address in the Philippines second.

    Exactly as we thought...now send it in!

    Good luck..

  8. Thank you for offering to call..I appreciate it alot..please kindly share any information you might get from them regarding this matter..I will try to give them a call myself and see if will get an answer..and I will keep you posted..Again thank you in advance :thumbs::)

    Oh right...well still put in a call and tell them you are preparing the I 130 and have questions. Someone should be able to help. I will call tmro if you want!

  9. I have been trying to research this for you to get an accurate answer but it's a complicated situation that might need a call to the consulate in Manila. Assuming your husband is working for a Philippine's Employer and is in Saudi Arabia on a work visa, this is what I think you would have to do:

    List his address in the Philippines in all sections of the I-130 for applicant (beneficiary)

    On G-325a List his address in Saudi Arabia first (and put "working abroad") from xx/xx/xxxx to present

    List his Philippine's address 2nd (and put "permanent residence") from xx/xx/xxxx to xx/xx/xxxx

    I would imagine it's not much different than a US soldier being stationed in Afghanistan for 7 yrs. They might "live" there but their domicile is still in the USA. Just my logic, and I'm sure someone will correct me on this..

    Either way, I would contact the embassy in the Philippines and the USCIS for a correct answer. I am curious to see what they say.

    Thanks for the input you have given me. That's exactly what we put in on G-325a...we list the address of the place where his stayin in Saudi first..then followed by his home address in Philippines and put from the year he was born upto to the year he left for Saudi. This is the only thing thats been holding us back for months in sending the application and we just wanna be right on without getting RFE. Again, Thank You so much and hope that if you hear anymore information regarding this matter,you will share them with me.

  10. Hi Vj'r

    I need some help on filing our I-130 and G-325a, Have a few questions that need some clarification and hope someone can give me any help. First some background ..we are filing for CR-1. My husband is currently in Saudi Arabia working as an Overseas worker for 7 YEARS now, his staying on housing provided by the company. We are goin to used the US Embassy in Manila,Phils for this process. Now here are my confusions; Form I-130 & G-325a (biographics).

    FORM I-130

    BENEFICIARY QUESTION

    Question #2 (FORM I-130) His Address...I was thinking since were going to used Manila Embassy, its only necessary to put his home address in the Philippines for this line...

    Question #19 Your relative's (husband) address abroad? I assumed it will be the same as above (his home address in the Philippines)? Am I right or wrong?

    NOW HERE'S THE CONFUSION...filing for G-325a (note: his been working in KSA 7years and basically spend more time living there than in the Philippines?

    For Question stating:

    APPLICANT'S ADDRESS LAST 5 YEARS,LIST PRESENT FIRST: (Form G-325a Biographics)

    What do I need to answer to this? Im thinking it will be his residence address in Saudi Arabia, but wouldnt it throw a conflict since in I-130 I put in his Philippines address . Then in G-325a should I put the address in Saudi since his been stayin there for 7yrs for work OR still put in his Philippine address since thats where his real home at?

    CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME..AND ERASE SOME OF THIS CONFUSION...Thank you in advance for those who can help!

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