CRSpouse

Buenas Noches para todos

Hemos visto en los comentarios de muchas personas especialmente en cuyas parejas donde el fiancee es colombiano que uno de los requisitos es el record migratorio Nuestra pregunta es Yo soy colombiana pero actualmente resido en Costa Rica no se si las solicitudes que se hicieron en este pais tambien les fue solicitado este documento o es un requisito unicamente para Colombianos ; o si solamente es el pasado judicial tanto de Colombia como de Costa rica y para este ultimo cuanto es el tiempo de validez que exige la embajada en el momento de la entrevista.

Brant & Paulina

Cual peticion estan llenando ustedes?

Hey there, quick question (hopefully)...

We are working on getting my husband here from Costa Rica, but my father will be the one to sponsor him via AOS. This is possible, but how? Any links to information would be appreciated. There's too much contradiction & I am getting confused. I want to have it figured out before the time comes.

Thanks

Mrs. Jimenez

A bit more on addresses and mailing in Costa Rica. I mailed a package first class from the US. It did not arrive. More accurately, it was not delivered. My fiance finally asked the postal worker who delivers the daily mail to her house, and she was told the man who delivers boxes has been sick for some time and that she should go to the local post office and ask for her package. She did, and she got her package. After 6 weeks. I am sure it sat in the post office for at least 4 weeks while the gentleman was ill. Nobody stole any of the contents. In the meantime, I flew down to be there for the embassy interview, SUCCESSFUL!, replaced what was in the package that Tati had not yet learned she should "go pick up," so she got double presents.

Yeah, mail is really flaky there. My husband doesnt get daily mail & hasn't heard of daily mail from anywhere he's lived. Only government notices are generally delivered to the home. We lived in a real remote area. Now he is living in Buenos Aires and anything I send him he must pick up from the Post Office, he goes after about a week or 10 days, then just drops by daily until it arrives. Sometimes it's already there, sometimes he just keeps checkin in. Thanks for all the info. I have my fingers crossed that all the substitutions are accepted. I think the pregnancy will hopefully convince them that our marriage is bonafide, lol. It's rediculous the hoops we have to jump through, only to Proove we are Not Lying. Not exactly the "Innocent until Proven Guilty" policy when it comes to immigration. lol

Any US citizen or LPR can be your co/joint sponsor.

From what I've read here on VJ any outstanding tax debt would be deducted from his income number. Example: income of 100K - tax debt of 10K = 90K income to considered by adjudicating officer.

Awesome! Thanks for the response! That is great news! It has been depressing being alone and unsure if we would be able to meet requirements for everything. Found out I was pregnant with our first pregnancy after I returned to the states, then we just lost the baby and it is turning out to be incredibly difficult to handle while being seperated. It's just all SO much! Working full time, maintaing a home, supporting my pregnancy, filing immigration w/o a lawyer and doing it all on my own. Thanks for the encouraging news!

Jairo & Nikki Jimenez

My father has offered to file the affidavit of support for my husband. I am more or less certain that he is eligible. I would like some reassurance that he is able to, that it is not necessary that I am the only one who may file this form.

The second part is that my dad owes on his taxes, and the question is if this has a large effect?

Recommendations and Advice Welcome!

Thanks

Nikki

Thanks Franc!

That's what we'll have to do I guess.

We're going to try looking up the GPS coordinates of some of the places too.

I hope it works!

Also, he has a precious little daughter, but was not present for the birth and is not in any sort of system or birth certificate as being her father.

Do we list her on his G-325 Bio Info, or leave her off?

Thanks for Any Advice!

Nikki

My husband and I are just beginning the process and gathering information for formI-130. He is in Costa Rica and I just returned to the US to begin the process. At this point I am only confused on the address format the US requires on the form. Costa Rica address format is very informal, which is probably why mail is impossible. Addresses being a distance from a land mark, such as; 50 meters N of Rubi's Super, Orange House.

Is this how we should write an address on the file?

He has lived and worked in VERY remote areas, that just plain Do Not have addresses...

How do we list those?

Thanks for the advice!