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  1. So basically, you have no interest in being with this guy (understandable, since he is obviously insane), but you want to go to the U.S. anyway? Sounds like you married him for a greencard, which is immigration fraud.

    BTW, he doesn't need a lawyer to divorce you, he can do it by himself, and doing so does not require your permission.

    I married him to be have own family. and i never think that i only married him cuz of green card or visa. cuz i love my hubby so much. but my only problem is his attitude. the more we stay apart the more bad attitude he showed to me. and i never think that he will going to changed to be like that.

  2. So this is my story:

    i dont know how to start this. but i have already a US visa and all i need is plane ticket and immigration fee. but my hubby he fight me so much and accusing me that i had a man here. (jealousy type). but since he say that to me and never listen with my explanation. he told me that if he find out that i am in US without knowing. he going to killed everyone who helped me. so im so shocked what he says. and told me that he going to cancelled my visa. he told me also that he was already talked the VA lawyer for divorce. but he forgot that i have a cousin in VA (VETERANS AFFAIRS) whos working there. and i asked about the lawyer if they allowing to do the divorce and my cousin she answer me with facial action as in she cant control her laugh. and she told me that the VA lawyer they are not performing about divorce cases. so since i find out that my hubby blackmailing me about that. this morning i got a message from him and he told me that he talked already the NVC for cancelling my visa. but i never response any of his message after what he do to me with those threat.

    So guys my questions is:

    Can my hubby cancelled my VISA so i cant enter or go in US?

    Can i go to the US although im not gonna stay with my hubby side?

    Can i go to the US and stay with my relatives and find a job or find a own employer?

    anyways i am CR-1 holder and my 2nd wedding aniv. this coming MAY 18.

    thank you guys!

  3. The person is over the povertyline, has tax returns to prove, willing

    to sign I 864 and income was/is consistent, I don't think the disability

    should affect this but, I would ask my lawyer, or enquire by calling NVC

    thank you and yes were still thinking about this if its qualify as my co sponor? and i am cr-1 holder

    please let me know what your lawyer says about this topic thank you again

  4. This afternoon the US EMBASSY called me and they still need a co sponsor.. so my visa will release as soon as possible thats what the consul says to me. so now my question is can i get a co sponsor like friends or relatives who's staying in different county? My hubby is from ohio but most of my relatives are from california and nevada... please let me know so i can convince my relatives or my friends for my situations...

    PS.. my hubby and i we used his gramma to be a co sponsor but the income is still low. and my hubby is broken family and he never talked the other family member and the relatives either..

    thank you so much and god bless!

  5. Every case is different, but if the Embassy approves the joint sponsor's documents, you could have your visa within one to three weeks. Good luck!

    thank you and i so hoping they will approved my co sponsor. and really hoping that i can get my visa next week or so...

  6. PRESENT....

    Yes i got typo on my ds-260 also and you can asked that to fil consul (pre screening interview) to correct your errors. i told to the lady to edit my hubby number cuz i got froze while im typing and she get my hubby number and she edit... fil consul they are nice.. and before your final interview they going to asked you also if u need a interpretur... hehehe

  7. INA Section 212(a)(4) - Public Charge

    Why was I refused under INA section 212(a)(4)? What is meant by “public charge”?

    Visa applicants need to satisfy this provision of law by demonstrating proof of adequate financial support in the United States. A visa refusal, or ineligibility, under section 212(a)(4) of the INA means that the consular officer determined that you are likely to become a public charge in the United States. Public charge means that the consular officer determined that you are likely to become primarily dependent on the U.S. government for your existence and financial support in the United States.

    Is a refusal under section 212(a)(4) permanent?

    A refusal, or ineligibility, under section 212(a)(4) can be overcome in certain circumstances, as explained below.

    Immigrants - Most immigrant visa applicants are required to submit an Affidavit of Support (Form I-864, I-864A, I-864W, or I-864EZ, as applicable) from the U.S. sponsors who filed petitions for them. If your U.S. sponsor does not meet the requirements of the Affidavit of Support, you may present a second Affidavit of Support from a qualifying joint sponsor. Learn more about the Affidavit of Support.

    Some categories of immigrant visa applicants are not required to have Affidavits of Support. These are categories where no U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident relative filed a petition on your behalf, including most employment-based immigrants and diversity visa (DV) applicants.

    If you are applying for an immigrant visa category where the Affidavit of Support Form is not required, the following are examples of how you could demonstrate to the consular officer that you will have financial support in the United States:

    • Your own personal funds;
    • A job offer in the United States; and/or
    • Sponsorship from a U.S. resident.

    Examples of sponsorship from a U.S. resident include:

    • A letter from the U.S. resident stating financial support of you while in the United States;
    • Documents showing that the U.S. resident can financially support you, such as bank statements or pay stubs; and/or
    • An Affidavit of Support (Form I-134).

    The consular officer will review the additional evidence of financial support you submit to determine whether it is sufficient to overcome your ineligibility under section 212(a)(4).

    Nonimmigrants - You must demonstrate sufficient financial support during your temporary stay in the United States. Public charge denials are less frequent for nonimmigrant visa applications, but can occur, for example, in the case of a visa applicant seeking medical treatment in the United States without adequate funds to pay for treatment. Learn more about applying for a visitor visa for medical treatment.

    In order to overcome a denial for public charge reasons, you must demonstrate you will have sufficient financial support in the United States. The consular officer will review the additional evidence you submit to determine whether it is sufficient to overcome your ineligibility under section 212(a)(4)....

  8. sinend ko sis yung nung jan.8 tapos nireceive ng embassy jan.9 tumawag ako ngayon sabi daw ngayon palang nila ibibigay sa american consul.. hoping and praying na maissue na sana ang visa..

    magkasunod lang pala kami oo na receive na rin sa embassy nung docs. ko

  9. try to call the embassy, i called today to inquire for my friend visa status and they said they got it now and they will give it to american consul to review.. just keep calling because they are busy hehe

    hahaha laloka sis... i will call them later or tomorrow cuz you know im on province its long distance. when mo pala pinorward yung papers ng friend mo?

  10. as long as you comply everything they need from you, it will be fine. If i am not mistaken those passports that were returned I think they were turned down, not for sure though. but your visa will arrive soon..just pray..goodluck

    thank you and wish me luck... and really hoping that also my visa will be sent soon.

    well im kinda nervous when they called my number but before my turn i asked the woman and why they returned her passport she said need to take a DNA test. and they going to call back about 90 days after.. then the other says need to interview their petitioner because theres still pending about the criminal record..

  11. You might be ok. It's case by case basis, depending on the speed of them getting your paperwork done. Have they asked for the submission of your passport?

    yes they kept my passport after my interview.. and i just worried cuz my passport went on reject window lol.. but before they called my number on the window some passport they return it. and i just saw their folders have a color coding. theres a green white and pink and mine is PINK. and i just confused cuz the other passport they return it to the onwers. so now im so so so hoping that my visa will be sent soon with no problem...

  12. I have a relative with the same case. It took her little over 3 weeks to get the visa from the time they submitted the documents needed. She was also under 221g after her interview.

    awww thank you.. i just only wondering because my medical exam. and i dont want to go back again. my medical last december 16 2013, and we plan to leave here about month of may or june... thank you so much

  13. i just got done my interview last January 7, 2014 and the fil consul she give me 221g and need to send some documents because my hubby got a low income. So Thursday i sent my co-sponsor documents. so the question is how many days or weeks to be visa on hand?

    thank you and god bless!

  14. same here my status still AP and i got also 221g and my interview is January 7,. my 221g contains for co sponsor and i sent my forms last friday and hoping this coming week or so they going to release my visa...

    any ways i am CR1...

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