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hi
 
it doesn't matter, work is work and he will be compensated. He can volunteer but that is with no compensation, not even gifts
 
and the work permit can take even more time, there are people that have been waiting up to 5 or 6 months for the work permit, that's the downside
 
so if he isn't ready to or can't handle not working for a very long time, the k1 isn't for you
 
 
 
 

hi
 
it doesn't matter, work is work and he will be compensated. He can volunteer but that is with no compensation, not even gifts
 
and the work permit can take even more time, there are people that have been waiting up to 5 or 6 months for the work permit, that's the downside
 
so if he isn't ready to or can't handle not working for a very long time, the k1 isn't for you
 
 
 
 

hi
 
yes, most of the people have already gotten their GC
 
very few, Mexicans and Philippines and some grandfathered under the 245i law
 
I got my GC under the 245i law in 2005, and became a USC in 2010
 
 

hi
 
the petitioner always files the i864 and is the primary sponsor for bringing someone
 
you will fill out the i1864 as the sponsor, he will file an i864 as your joint sponsor and his wife the i864A as his household member
 
 

hi
 
the petitioner always files the i864 and is the primary sponsor for bringing someone
 
you will fill out the i1864 as the sponsor, he will file an i864 as your joint sponsor and his wife the i864A as his household member
 
 

hi
 
he doesn't qualify for the i864A, he can file the i864 but you can't combine income. if he is married he can combine income with his wife
 
in that case he would file the i864 and his wife the i864A
 
if he's single then he will use the i864
 
if you filed for both parents he would need to file 2 i864 if he has enough income. or he may be able to be a joint sponsor for one of your parents since each petition is separate and you can find another joint sponsor for your other parent
 
 

hi
 
he doesn't qualify for the i864A, he can file the i864 but you can't combine income. if he is married he can combine income with his wife
 
in that case he would file the i864 and his wife the i864A
 
if he's single then he will use the i864
 
if you filed for both parents he would need to file 2 i864 if he has enough income. or he may be able to be a joint sponsor for one of your parents since each petition is separate and you can find another joint sponsor for your other parent
 
 

Hi
 
I meant the officer at the interview
 
 

hi
 
that's up to the officer
 
 

hi
 
I have no idea what it means, but did you file a copy of that with the petition?
 
 

hi
 
you don't mention how you qualify under the 245i law
 
were you a beneficiary of a petition before April 30th 2001?
 
did you send a copy of i130 of the original petition before 2001?
did you send the i485 as well?
 
we need more information
 
 

hi
 
always tell the truth
 
 

hi
 
not true, it's the same and they will be interviewed at the same time
 
 

hi
 
nope, that's the wrong form, that's for removal of conditions once you are a GC holder
 
you need the i130, i130A, the i485, i864, i693 medical and vaccinations
 
plus the i765 work permit and i131 travel permit
 
payments, forms and documents
 
 

yes, the petitioner has to be at the interview
 
there aren't many questions, to make sure you qualify under the 245i law and that the affidavit of support is from the petitioner is enough  I suppose you paid the $1000 fine to adjust status in the US?
 
I adjusted under the 245i law, my US Citizen mom filed for me in 1999, I had the interview in 2005 and became a USC in 2010
 
 
 
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hi
 
lawyer is a thief, so don't pay a dime. does she have to go to the interview or can you just go? when you sent the i130, what proof of bona fide marriage did you send?
 
you have to take to the interview all evidence and proof of bona fide marriage, they will ask questions about your marriage
 
 

you're welcome
 
I'm happy for you
 
 

hi
 
there is no difference, she will have to go through consular processing because the wait for siblings is 13 years or more depending on the country of origin
 
even if her studies were 6 years, once she is all done, she can't stay and wait because she will become illegal, so she would have to return to her country and wait for consular processing
 
you can file the i130 and put that she will have her interview at the American Consulate in her country
 
it won't affect her because she has the student visa and she will be returning when she's done
 
and because it takes a very long time, no affect on her student visa
 
the i130 costs $535

hi
 
there is no difference, she will have to go through consular processing because the wait for siblings is 13 years or more depending on the country of origin
 
even if her studies were 6 years, once she is all done, she can't stay and wait because she will become illegal, so she would have to return to her country and wait for consular processing
 
you can file the i130 and put that she will have her interview at the American Consulate in her country
 
it won't affect her because she has the student visa and she will be returning when she's done
 
and because it takes a very long time, no affect on her student visa
 
the i130 costs $535

hi
 
there is no difference, she will have to go through consular processing because the wait for siblings is 13 years or more depending on the country of origin
 
even if her studies were 6 years, once she is all done, she can't stay and wait because she will become illegal, so she would have to return to her country and wait for consular processing
 
you can file the i130 and put that she will have her interview at the American Consulate in her country
 
it won't affect her because she has the student visa and she will be returning when she's done
 
and because it takes a very long time, no affect on her student visa
 
the i130 costs $535

hi
 
there is no difference, she will have to go through consular processing because the wait for siblings is 13 years or more depending on the country of origin
 
even if her studies were 6 years, once she is all done, she can't stay and wait because she will become illegal, so she would have to return to her country and wait for consular processing
 
you can file the i130 and put that she will have her interview at the American Consulate in her country
 
it won't affect her because she has the student visa and she will be returning when she's done
 
and because it takes a very long time, no affect on her student visa
 
the i130 costs $535

you're welcome
 
I'm happy for you
 
 

hi
 
there is no difference, she will have to go through consular processing because the wait for siblings is 13 years or more depending on the country of origin
 
even if her studies were 6 years, once she is all done, she can't stay and wait because she will become illegal, so she would have to return to her country and wait for consular processing
 
you can file the i130 and put that she will have her interview at the American Consulate in her country
 
it won't affect her because she has the student visa and she will be returning when she's done
 
and because it takes a very long time, no affect on her student visa
 
the i130 costs $535

hi
 
there is no difference, she will have to go through consular processing because the wait for siblings is 13 years or more depending on the country of origin
 
even if her studies were 6 years, once she is all done, she can't stay and wait because she will become illegal, so she would have to return to her country and wait for consular processing
 
you can file the i130 and put that she will have her interview at the American Consulate in her country
 
it won't affect her because she has the student visa and she will be returning when she's done
 
and because it takes a very long time, no affect on her student visa
 
the i130 costs $535

hi
 
there is no difference, she will have to go through consular processing because the wait for siblings is 13 years or more depending on the country of origin
 
even if her studies were 6 years, once she is all done, she can't stay and wait because she will become illegal, so she would have to return to her country and wait for consular processing
 
you can file the i130 and put that she will have her interview at the American Consulate in her country
 
it won't affect her because she has the student visa and she will be returning when she's done
 
and because it takes a very long time, no affect on her student visa
 
the i130 costs $535