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Hey yall. I have a few questions. I hope someone ca assist. Thanks ahead of time!

I am the beneficiary.

1. how should my name be written in the form. For example if i have a latin name like rodrigo sanchez angeles.

Rodrigo-first name

Sanchez Angeles- Last names and no middle name?

or

sanchez middle name and angeles last name.

2. can the aliens mailing address and the address abroad be different?

as i understand it i wont get any physical mail. just emails and things during the processing of the 129f so i guess the fact

that this is mexico and the mail is well, unreliable,it doesnt matter. the address that needs to be reliable is the petitioners. right?

3. For the petitioner mailing address can it be an address at which she most likely wont be living in in a few weeks or months? its her families home address. she lives there currently because the lease on her apartment was up and is currently looking for another place. shes a student so, yknow, its THAT whole thing.

4. For the address in the US where the beneficiary intends to live for the reason stated above, its not her address. its her parents, can she put this? i was thinking of putting my fathers address(us citizen). obviously we will live together but its just that as of now shes with her parents.

thanks a lot, depending on answers you fine people give me i may have further questions. thanks alot! happy new year!

I like the way you think Evylin! Thanks to everyone!

Question. My fiance and i have a history of 13 years since she and i were classmates in elementary school. Should i go into this in my response On the I129 f question 18 or should i only stick to the last time we saw each other in person? which was last summer. Should i briefly mention it or omit it completely? thanks.

Thanks alot!

Thats not what i mean. In the G325 there is a section called "Applicants residence last five years. List present address first." Since i am the beneficiary and my present address is obviously outside of the US do i put this same address in the following section entitled, " Applicants last address outside the united states for more than 1 year"?. Also are supplements allowed to be included in the g325a? Thanks alot.

I dont know how to fill out the Applicants last address outside the united states for more than one year section of the g325a. I am the beneficiary should i put my current address? the one ive already putt in the applicants residence last five years section? or should i leave it blank? thanks alot!

i applied for the visitors visa around may i believe. its been like 4 or 5 months. im just wondering is if this is misrep? i dont think it is because they didnt give it to me.misrep would be if they did give it to me wen to the us and married someone and and then tried to get status right?l and i didnt lie about ANYTHING. i even told the lady my entire situation and she was really sympathetic. she kept me at the little bankers window for like more than half an hour. she told me what i COULD do and that i needed a waiver and all of that and that the system is ####### for people in my situation. my fiance and i have known eachother since the 5th grade and got engaged in august when she came here to visit me. thanks! please dont forget about this thread

my case. brought into the us from mexico when i was 5 years old. left willingly, not deported 2 days shy of 19th birthday. i have the 3 year bar because i was in the us after i was 18 more than 6 months but less than a year. at this point i dont regret doing the right thing and leaving. in around may here in mexico i applied for a visitors visa since my original plan was get a v visa and visit the us as often as i could until either the law changed or until i knew how i was going to come back for good. it wad denied. at the time i was misled to believe i had a decent shot at getting one, looking back i had absolutely no chance. i am now doing k1 and i601 process through ciudad juarez and really hoping for pilot approval. i know about mitigating factors and stuff. my question is this, now that i am about to start this process can the fact that was denied a V visa and now applying for an fiance immigration visa hurt my k1/i601 case at all? can they think i was misrepping and think my intention was to immigrate with the V visa and therefore charge me with misrep? this is making me really nervous. thanks so much.

my case. brought into the us from mexico when i was 5 years old. left willingly, not deported 2 days shy of 19th birthday. i have the 3 year bar because i was in the us after i was 18 more than 6 months but less than a year. at this point i dont regret doing the right thing and leaving. in around may here in mexico i applied for a visitors visa since my original plan was get a v visa and visit the us as often as i could until either the law changed or until i knew how i was going to come back for good. it wad denied. at the time i was misled to believe i had a decent shot at getting one, looking back i had absolutely no chance. i am now doing k1 and i601 process through ciudad juarez and really hoping for pilot approval. i know about mitigating factors and stuff. my question is this, now that i am about to start this process can the fact that was denied a V visa and now applying for an fiance immigration visa hurt my k1/i601 case at all? can they think i was misrepping and think my intention was to immigrate with the V visa and therefore charge me with misrep? this is making me really nervous. thanks so much.

Im in that same situation. I am 19 taken at the age of 5, i am now in mexico and have been here months. From what ive read on immigrate2us.net my case is solid since i wasnt deported. What i know about mitigating factors include that in cases like this being brought into the country as a child is a mitigating factor in the case. In your friends case if she is still in the us then she will have a ten year bar if she leaves the country. The time she was in the us illegally before she turned 18 will nto be counted against her, it is after she turned 18 that ulawful presence begins to add up. If its more than 6 months but less than a year she will have a 3 year bar. If its more than year then the bar is for ten years. These are punishments the government inflicts on illegal immigrants who leave the us or get deported. They can be earsed however but this is a long and very risky thing to do and you can only apply for a waiver if the immigrant has a way to get back to the us, for example if she is married to somebody with status, gets an employer to sponsor her visa i think her parents can help her, my parents too did not want to help me and i hate them for it, with a violent passion, but oh well. At this point your friend should talk to a good attorney or someone who has done this process recently or is going through it, (me for example ). If i were her i would not leave the US at this pointi would wait for obama to change the law, which im confident will be early to the middle of next year. I know what its like not to be able to do anything in the only place youve ever known and called home. You should tell your friend to make an account or she can email me anytime, send me a PM if you want. i also recommend Immigrate2us.net for info regarding waivers. Tell your friend not to despair and not to do anything without informing herself.

Brief question. I live in mexico so i would be the petitioner for when me and my american fiance begin the K1 visa process. What mail would I receieve here in mexico? From beginning to end, noas? The package that will inform me of my appointment at ciudad juarez and all of that? Also i live in a pretty small pueblo. The streets here dont have names and the houses dont have numbers so im nervous that the mail will get lost and i will be SCREWED. Can everything be mailed to what here i believe is the equivalent of a city hall in the US? Also who sends what? The noas and the appointment information package are sent by the USPS? And the visa itself all that stuff is sent by DHL? Any advice would be SUPER! thanks.

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-134.pdf

If i were to derive the directions from that source on filling out the I134 would that be good enough? Are the instructions there sifficient in my attempt to filling out the form?

I am the Benificary, i am in mexico and i am thinking about applying for a K-1 visa along with my fiance who is an american citizen by birth. She does not meet the requirements to be my sole sponsor so she will co sponsor me with my step father who is also an american citizen by birth and married to my mother. I dont expect that any of his information will be a problem for he and my mother took care of me for 7 years in the US before i left about 6 months ago. Im concerned about my fiance and about if there are any other tax requirements, i read somewhere that she basically needs to compile her tax history, tax returns and w-2s or something. She is 19 years old and i believe that she is still filed as a dependent with her parents. I also read somewhere that past pay stubs are needed. She just finished her 1st year of college at the university of arizona and during that time she did not work at all. Shes been working since shes been off but only for about 3 weeks so far. Im just wondering that if she does need all of those tax proofs and if she does, for someone in her situation how far back does she have to go? The same with the pay stubs, she hasnt worked that much since she is only 19 and has basically been in school all of her life, again how far back does someone in her situation have to go? Also, if these tax proofs are needed what are the exact names of the forms she will need to get? Thanks so much.

hello. im new here and i think i am going to apply for the cr1 visa. this is my plan from what i understand. my girlfriend will come here to mexico, hopefully this summer and we will get married. she will then return and file the i130 for me. it will be processed and hopefully approved and eventually, i think a few months right? i will get my package that will tell me my appointment date at ciudad juarez. i should mention that i am 19 years old, i was taken to the US when i was 5 by my mother who is still there. i remained there until december 27th of 2008 and have been in mexico since. my intentions when i left were to try and find a legal way to return, and at least to be able to have a visitors visa so i can visit during the time that i am here. i applied for a visitors visa in mexico city and was told that i have a bar of reentry for 3 years because i was in the us illegally for more than 180 days but less than a year after my 18th birthday and that i require a waiver. the waiver is the i160 waiver of inadmissibility. so back to the plan, i will go to my visa interview and they will deny it and tell me that i need that waiver approved. i recently learned about the program formerly known as the pilot program in ciudad juarez. so and please correct me if i am wrong. they deny my visa, then the next day i call the call center and schedule an appointment for the waiver, which is scheduled a week or two weeks after the phone call. i go to the appointment and have my waiver forms letters and evidence of hardship for my, at that time, citizen wife. i will also have the visa forms and proof that our relationship is legitimate and pure. if they approve my waiver that same day through the pilot program then that same day i can also be approved for my cr1 visa. how do they decide if they will process me through the pilot same day program? will they take into account that my situation is fairly simple, i was not deported i have no criminal record i was not told to leave the US and i was taken to the us as a child and left willingly? if anone has gone through a process like this at ciudad juarez or if some has gone through basically the same situation please any advice and tips would be greatly appreciated. here is some more info about my case and plans

i read in imigrate2us a memo by laurel scott that in cases like mine in that i was taken as a child that that fact is a mitigating factor. also he said that willingly entering the foreign waiver process is also a mitigating factor, and im not sure what that means, so if someone could tell me if that applies to me or what that would be great.

he breaks the levels of hardship into 4 levels. 1 being the most severe. he says that cases like mine a level 3 hardship and a few level 4 ones are often enough proof to get the waiver approved.

my level 3 is this, my girlfriend has been seeing a phsyciatrist and the doctor wants to put her on anti depressants, she also has had suicidal thoughts and has lost weight since ive been gone. surely when i use this a proof i will have all of the necessary proof i can get.

a few level 4s i have in mind are that she is going to college and moving here to mexico to be with me would ruin her pursuit of higher education.

also she has no family here and does not speak spanish and getting a job for her if she were to move here would be nearly impossible unless we lived closer toward the border where americansfrequent for vacation, and as i understand it those are states where the narco violence is present, so she could argue that she would fear for her safety were she to move to mexico.

also she could argue that during my time here since i have never worked and have no real world experience in the work force finding a decent job and decent pay for me here in mexico would be diffcult since i only speak english and my spanish is poor. so our standard of living would greatly diminish.

also if we decide to get married this summer and begin this whole process we will have to tell her parents whom she says will not approve whatsoever and at worst will no longer pay for her college education or allow her to live with them during the summer or pay for her place while she goes to school. so financially she would need me, her husband to be with her in order for me to help her pay for the expenses she will not have to pay for alone.

those are the proofs i have come up with. but i have a few other questions too. since she would be my sponsor she would have to prove that if i came she could sponsor me financially,form I-864. which i dont think she alone could do let alone approve it. as i understand she can co sponsor with someone else. my mother is inthe us right now doing her own process to become legal, but as i understand it she is still there illegally even though she is married to born us citizen and they have been married for 7 years or something. so i dont think she can co sponsor me, but her husband, my stepfather might be able to, please let me know if he can. again if there is anyone out there who has gone through this visa process through ciudad juarez please let me know. thank you so much for reading.

hello. im new here and i think i am going to apply for the cr1 visa. this is my plan from what i understand. my girlfriend will come here to mexico, hopefully this summer and we will get married. she will then return and file the i130 for me. it will be processed and hopefully approved and eventually, i think a few months right? i will get my package that will tell me my appointment date at ciudad juarez. i should mention that i am 19 years old, i was taken to the US when i was 5 by my mother who is still there. i remained there until december 27th of 2008 and have been in mexico since. my intentions when i left were to try and find a legal way to return, and at least to be able to have a visitors visa so i can visit during the time that i am here. i applied for a visitors visa in mexico city and was told that i have a bar of reentry for 3 years because i was in the us illegally for more than 180 days but less than a year after my 18th birthday and that i require a waiver. the waiver is the i160 waiver of inadmissibility. so back to the plan, i will go to my visa interview and they will deny it and tell me that i need that waiver approved. i recently learned about the program formerly known as the pilot program in ciudad juarez. so and please correct me if i am wrong. they deny my visa, then the next day i call the call center and schedule an appointment for the waiver, which is scheduled a week or two weeks after the phone call. i go to the appointment and have my waiver forms letters and evidence of hardship for my, at that time, citizen wife. i will also have the visa forms and proof that our relationship is legitimate and pure. if they approve my waiver that same day through the pilot program then that same day i can also be approved for my cr1 visa. how do they decide if they will process me through the pilot same day program? will they take into account that my situation is fairly simple, i was not deported i have no criminal record i was not told to leave the US and i was taken to the us as a child and left willingly? if anone has gone through a process like this at ciudad juarez or if some has gone through basically the same situation please any advice and tips would be greatly appreciated. here is some more info about my case and plans

i read in imigrate2us a memo by laurel scott that in cases like mine in that i was taken as a child that that fact is a mitigating factor. also he said that willingly entering the foreign waiver process is also a mitigating factor, and im not sure what that means, so if someone could tell me if that applies to me or what that would be great.

he breaks the levels of hardship into 4 levels. 1 being the most severe. he says that cases like mine a level 3 hardship and a few level 4 ones are often enough proof to get the waiver approved.

my level 3 is this, my girlfriend has been seeing a phsyciatrist and the doctor wants to put her on anti depressants, she also has had suicidal thoughts and has lost weight since ive been gone. surely when i use this a proof i will have all of the necessary proof i can get.

a few level 4s i have in mind are that she is going to college and moving here to mexico to be with me would ruin her pursuit of higher education.

also she has no family here and does not speak spanish and getting a job for her if she were to move here would be nearly impossible unless we lived closer toward the border where americansfrequent for vacation, and as i understand it those are states where the narco violence is present, so she could argue that she would fear for her safety were she to move to mexico.

also she could argue that during my time here since i have never worked and have no real world experience in the work force finding a decent job and decent pay for me here in mexico would be diffcult since i only speak english and my spanish is poor. so our standard of living would greatly diminish.

also if we decide to get married this summer and begin this whole process we will have to tell her parents whom she says will not approve whatsoever and at worst will no longer pay for her college education or allow her to live with them during the summer or pay for her place while she goes to school. so financially she would need me, her husband to be with her in order for me to help her pay for the expenses she will not have to pay for alone.

those are the proofs i have come up with. but i have a few other questions too. since she would be my sponsor she would have to prove that if i came she could sponsor me financially,form I-864. which i dont think she alone could do let alone approve it. as i understand she can co sponsor with someone else. my mother is inthe us right now doing her own process to become legal, but as i understand it she is still there illegally even though she is married to born us citizen and they have been married for 7 years or something. so i dont think she can co sponsor me, but her husband, my stepfather might be able to, please let me know if he can. again if there is anyone out there who has gone through this visa process through ciudad juarez please let me know. thank you so much for reading.

I am applying for the waiver of inadmissibility. The I-601 and probably the ir1 /cr1. If there is anyone out there who has done this or something similar to this and can shed soem light on the process and odds of approval and especially about the pilot program and the consulate in ciudad juarez that would be awesome. thank you.

When i got here an immigration specialist told me that i MIGHT get a bar of reentry at the airport on my way from the US to mexico. but i got through the airport and arrived here fine. a few months later i tried to get a visitors visa but at the interview my interviewer asked me for a waiver and told me that since i was in the US illegally for more than 180 days after my 18th birthday that i was barred for 3 years.

I was in the illegally for nearly 14 years when my mother brought me there from mexico. i left the us on dec 27th of 2008 and have been here ever since. this is the hardest thing ive ever been through in my life. i have a 3 year bar for reentry and am going to apply for a waiver and if approved i will apply for a k1 visa to marry my girlfriend who in an american citizen. i am looking for someone who has gone through a situation like mine or who think they can help giude me through this. someone who can advice me and maybe someone just to talk to. i dont even speak spanish and i am going crazy being here. if there is anyone out there who has been in my situation and can offere advice on the waiver of inadmissibility process and the k1 visa process please let me know so we can begin a relationship. or if there is anyone out there going through a similar situation please contact me. it would be nice to have someone to talk to and to know that i am not alone. thank you.