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No Mother needs to evidence her presence in the US

She did not apply for a B2 or was it refused?

It certainly happens Of course you may lose the people you wish to keep

I saw this on the TV last night, such a damning indictment. Air horns and moving trucks: How Oakland, California, residents are facing a surge in crime https://www.cnn.com/2023/08/08/us/oakland-crime-increase-naacp-residents/index.html The upswing in crime has forced some Oakland residents, including Kristin Cook, to flee to other states. Cook watched with tears in her eyes as a moving pod packed with all her family’s belongings was loaded onto a flatbed truck. Although she’s lived in Oakland her whole life, Cook said she’s now moving to Texas for the sake of her son. “I love Oakland. … I can’t take it anymore,” she said. “I got to the point I was too scared to leave my house.” She said the rise in carjackings has made her scared to take drives at night, a pastime she once enjoyed. “My son is about to start driving. … I’m terrified my son is gonna be killed at a stop sign because he’s driving an Impala, and I just can’t, I can’t risk it.”

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2023/visa-bulletin-for-september-2023.html A few changes, F2a will not be current for adjustment.

It would not be logical for a Consulate to have different requirements but what is logical?

You never know but generally they are there to process cases not provide advice.

I assumed she is married.

Zoom tells staff to come into the office at least two days a week https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/aug/07/zoom-tells-staff-to-come-into-the-office-at-least-two-days-a-week I had to laugh, but it does say something?

Should have checked, there is also mention of B2 interviews in January. Not sure if they are connected.

There is no suggestion he wants the kid. The Mother seems to see the child as an a ATM. Poor child. In my mind the only place currently that has jurisdiction for Child Support is Colombia, the next issue would be enforcing any judgement but that is another issue. If she and the child somehow get into the US on any basis then all bets are off.

Just wondering if this is a DCF situation, if you can manage that it would be much quicker.

Has there ever been a one month US Immigrant Visa Processing time? 18 to 24 months may be more normal now. DCF may be a possibility if you have a short notice job relocation, but first on what basis are you in Russia, are you Resident?

We are now in August, the longest you could have applied for was 6 months I assume this is a B2 Medical. You filed in January or before so my first questions would be when did you file, for how long and where are you now?

B1 is for Business B2 for Tourism

I 130 is to petition someone to immigrate I 134a is to seek entry for 2 years on the basis of Humanitarian Parole.

It is the Georgia bit, I do not see how a visitor could take an action.

Somebody needs to some basic schooling about Football. So listening to NPR and they were discussing Megs and the loss, equally embarrassing commentary, so apparently she missed by millimeters. Now difficult to be precise but more like 1,000 millimeters.

He seems to accept the child is his. She is going to Georgia and leaving the child behind? Unless he lives in Georgia not sure what the Georgia courts have to do with it. Above my paygrade but Colombia should be the location for deciding this. I wonder if she and the child moved to Georgia what time she would need to live there to claim residency for this?

I might wait a few months not 6 months.

Does he have a valid Asylum claim?

Parole uses the I 134a, I assume you mean Humanitarian Parole for all Cubans?

He needs to change his telephone number and email address

It does not

I do not see how a US Court would have jurisdiction