Leaper

appreciate all the input guys!

Hi everyone! Just seeking some advice..We are planning to buy a residential lot but no title other than "rights" only in the Philippines. I  am just wondering what are the documents that I should require from the seller(seller is a relative of mine) as proof of ownership later on.. Any input is highly appreciated! 

God bless!

Leaper

On ‎9‎/‎20‎/‎2018 at 6:42 PM, aleful said:

hi

 

there is no such thing as derivative for citizenship, if he has the 5 years as a resident, he can apply on his own and he will have the test on his own like you

 

 

thank you!

7 minutes ago, H&T said:

He's 22, so he need to apply N400 by himself( separate form and fee).

Thank you H&T!!

Hi everyone! We are in the process of filing our N400 and I have a 22 yr old son as my derivative. I am just wondering if we need to apply him separately/submit N400 form signed by him and paying another $725.00 as filing fee (including biometrics fee)? Any input is highly appreciated! Thank you!

Leaper

At least it seems show that your case is progressing. Just keep calling and hopefully your visa will be released soon! Good luck!

Really his job or not is not what they look at with the I-751, they look at the two of you that your relationship is growing and you are like normal married folks.. sharing everything and enjoying your marriage.

Thanks Hank!

Indeed. Thank you Leaper.

Your welcome! Have fun to your new world!

Once you have in hand your SSN and GC, you will be idle about paperworks preparation till the next step-I 751 which will take place in 2 yrs time.Relax and chill out for the meantime! :-)

As long as they did not return your passport you are approved! When I had my interview, I really asked the consul if I am approved and he answered me yes, so I went home totally appeased. Congrats!

Not a red flag as such, but depending on his retirement income, you might need a joint sponsor. If you Google the I-864 instructions, you might be able to find out how retirement income counts towards fulfilling the poverty limit requirements.

Thanks a lot Ketsuban!

No impact for the I-751 as no questions are asked about the USC's employment and no I-864 is submitted at this time.

This is encouraging Pushbrk! I feel appeased now, again thanks a lot!

Boy I hope that isn't an issue... I was retired before I even started the petition process....

Sorry.. had to joke about it. Being employed for sure isn't a requirement.

I am just quite paranoid about digging the history of his previous employment and the financial resources later on that will affect our application..thanks for your input Hank!

The fact that your husband is not working when you apply for the I-751, or ROC, will have no effect. For example, I was not working when my gal applied for her ROC and it had no effect - she was approved.

You appeased me with your wife's approval! Thanks carton025! I will tell my husband that he can tender now his resignation tomorrow hehehe.. :-)

There are no financial requirements or check for I-751

Thanks Harpa!

South Dakota is a very nice place!welcome to US!

In my opinion,yes you may apply for a e-passport even though it is still far from the expiration date, as it will be more convenient to renew there rather than renewing in the US later on. Dial DFA office for further clarification as well. Good luck!

Will be applying for I-751 in a couple of months and I am just wondering what will be the consequence if my husband is going to resign/retire now. Will it cause a red flag if he doesn't have a job? Thanks fellow VJ members!

Will be applying for I-751 in a couple of months and I am just wondering what will be the consequence if my husband is going to resign/retire now. Will it cause a red flag if he doesn't have a job? Thanks fellow VJ members!

I had this experienced 3 weeks ago and immigration officer at NAIA only asked me if I do have a DSWD clearance for my nephew(K2 visa),they even not bothered to look the clearance itself..Safe flight!

if you green card and ssn you can work

thanks so much!

One thing more i needed to know, once I have my SSN am I already allowed to work or do I need to apply for an EAD?Just wanted to know the difference..thanks!

if you are on CR1 process, dont forget yout 90 days window before your 2yrs green expire.... check here : Lift Condition

ok I noted that tnx a lot!

Congrats! I just got my CR1 visa and my son got his CR2 visa yesterday and we are now in the USA too!

I am going to go to apply for my SSN even though I asked for it to be sent to me automatically, since I heard that often the info doesn't get transmitted properly and you should go in person to check up on it.

great advise thanks!

that is correct, you should go in SSN office personally talk to someone, for handle properly on your ssn.

ok I will!thanks!

I'm not familiar with CR1/CR2 processing sorry but welcome to US! :dance:

Don't worry, other members will help you out here in a few.

tnx Tintin and Mike!

Its time to relax now. You will get you green card in you mail in couple of weeks.

ohh that will be nice! that will be a 1 yr conditional greencard?

Hey folks!arrived already in the US and been here for 5 days now..so happy!just curious what are the next steps we gonna do about the immigration processes? are there still we need to comply to complete our immigration compliance? thanks for all the input!:-)

thank you so much for all the replies!will be travelling on Monday!!yipeee!!can't wait to be with my husband!!good luck to all of us!

Hi everyone! I will be travelling in a few days and I am planning to have pasalubong..Is it possible to bring the following without causing me any delays in the immigration? Do i need to put a packaging tape just like many do?

Cans of sardines and century tuna, nescafe 3 in 1, dried mango, peanut butter,polvoron from goldilocks..i will be bringing my Pantene conditioner also(can't live without it... )!

Thanks for any inputs!