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Marc82 you know what I am talking! As far as I know thats how it is most of the time, that the "sponsor" provides food and shelter..

EandH about the getting a partner, well I honestly do not know. Will ask her, but she just need a few names of organizations to check them out.

So, I have a friend that owns a bilingual school in Honduras and she wants to invite americans to come and work at her school as english teachers and help the kids there(because its like a village type). She say she can provide food and shelter. Its like a sort of volunteering, but she dont have any contact or know where to start. Any friends of yours have done volunteering before? How does it work? Who pays the ticket? I have heard it have to be a ONG supporting her or a catholic church....but not sure. Any idea will be appreciated!

PS. Hope this is the right forum, if its not, please moderator move it to the right place ty!)

I did all the process in honduras too, and I never send any translations of birth certificate or nothing in english! Most of the officers at the embassy understand spanish (at least the essencials) and they obviously have their own system to identify real to fake documentation. I think thats optional. Even if you decide to have them translate in english they got to be traslated in the US, because as far as I know there is no legal office that offers that service in hnd.

NOOOO!! It doesn't matter at any point of your process if you are in debt, as the beneficiary. I reallty dont think you could have any problem either at the point of entry either. And believe me, I know because I still have debts I left in Hnd after 2 years of being here. And after all, I have a good decent credit here that I had to built from 0.

As I say to all of my friends: As long as you dont have kids, nobody suffers( u didnt mention it right?).....So girl stop complaining about the choices you have made, dump that #####!*,try to recover your life....you say u have a job and most of the times thats why women dont leave a men, cuz of financial means....so go work, enjoy life and be open to new and better experiences. You have grow up and madure for not to make the same mistakes again (hopefully)....I know is hard, but thats just the begining......life goes on and u need to move on....

Best of the luck

Am also adding up for January filers. Already received extension letter and bio appointment letter. So, after fingerprints and pictures are taken whats next????

Goos luck to everyone ;-)

So, am preparing to file for ROC in January, and reading many threads here, I read that every time you change of address you should inform USCIS...well never heard of that before, intill now. (kind of panic).......I've been in the US almost close to the two years, and moved 3 times in all this time. So I had have 3 different addresses without uscis knowing. Now that I know I stupidly made this simple mistake what do I do? Do I just file online the A-11 with my latest address? Do I explain in the ROC package about this mistake in the coverletter??

Any advice??

Happy New Year btw!!!

every document you summit in the interview must be originals ( at least that was my case)... you can use any mail company you prefer, as long as its in your hand on time and safe...

We expedite our case, it was approved and it took us like 4 months to go under the CR1 process thanks to it. We did it based on my husband's medical conditions. Read all what they ask and if you think you may qualify try applying. At the end it doen't hurt trying you don't have to pay an extra fee just for applying. So, good luck in your journey and the CR1 was your best choice

So, my dad was punished 10 years ago(2002) with his tourist visa canceled, because he stayed more than the 6 months that he was authorized to stayed in the US. His tourist visa was canceled and the consular officer told him to reapply within 10 years, which was the punishment to him for staying more than the authorize...

Now that his "punishment" is "suppose" to be over, he wants to go to reapply, but they told him that for this he had to pay like a waiver fee or some amount of money plus the regular fee that all US embassy charge for applying. Do someone knows if this is true?? Cuz as far as I know waivers or "perdon" is just for people applying for residence or a non immigrant purpose.

Thanks

Just wondering for future ppl that is planning to do this process.

Where exactly do you have to have your police certificate taken?

I ask this cuz in your post you mention that they ask you they had

To be from tegucigalpa, and I had mine in SPS and didn't have any

Trouble at all. So, just for the rest to know if someone can help

It will be appreciate...

You must send to the uscis/nvc the same marriage certificate that they give you in la municipalidad (or your lawyer, if a lawyer married you)when you got married. There is no other legal paper that a CO will accept at the interview than that. If you want you may also get a marriage certificate translation. I did that, but it was a waste of money at the end, because they didnt even ask for it. This is optional. They just ask for the one that I told you before, with that you will be fine

Hi, just a simple question that is confusing me.

I came to the US 03/2011 under a CR1. When is the

Appropiate time to remove conditions???? Am confuse

If it is within the 2 years of being married or 2 years

From my arrival to the US???

Thanks in advance

My little brother has his tourist visa interview for Dec. I want to help him, giving him an "invitation letter". I know must of the time the CO don't even look at them or don't care, but I just want to try! So, my question is Do I do this letter myself? Just print and sign it and then send it?? Or do I have to go to those immigration office, those how have the certified stamps? Which ofcourse they charge $... I am NOT paying for this trip or expenses. It will just said that he will be staying at my house and do some tourist stuff. Who is suppose to invite him? My husband who is the US citizen or me, the resident? Or both as a marriage??

Holaaaa! a todos..! Hace 7 meses casi que llegue a este pais y aun no encuentro ninguna amiga/conocido....

Vivo en Virginia Beach, VA.. alguien de por estos lados? o tampoco hay gente que viva cerca en VJ

My husband and I, we both speak english and spanish. He prefered talking english at all times. He accused me, that because of my faulth, he have now a slight accent, because he now talks more spanish

and he talks to me in english and I answer in spanish, simply because I just don't want to answer him in english, because...??? ummm idk.! So, you just talk in what ever language makes you comfortable.

Congratulations to both for your approval. I was 6 months ago in your same boat and know how exciting it is when everything is over. Now buy tickets and pack

I've been here almost 5 months. Still no friends, no work....I may say that I love the USA, but not the state that we are living right now (which is virginia btw), just dream and beg my husband to try to go live to miami, but he don't like there, so am just waiting a miracle happens, cuz my mom and several friends live there....

Sincerely, I thought been a latino would be easier to catch up some friends, since supposly "there are a lot of latinos here", but maybe they live in another area, or far or to busy working...IDK...!

I really laught when someone here mentioned that she was having problems with money change. I said to myself "omg! am not the only one", cuz I thought that may arithmetic area was bad or something like that,.....cuz I just don't care about dimes and nickels, even count them.....

It is just hard to adapt to a different change, if you have been 25+ years living a certain way, with certain traditions.....

I will highly recommend you to take all original documents to the interview, specially the birth certificate, married certificate and divorce certificate.

Personally, I didn't get back any original nor copy of any document I submitted before.

Good luck

Thanks for all your replies. Guess it is a bad idea uhhhh? Gotta do more research about it in order to

Take a decision.

Big Dog- My wife is already here in the US under a CR1.

I will give you my humble opinion in letters C and F.

How could he support you and your son in the US if he is not employed? US want to make sure

That any beneficiary is not going to be a carry for the country. So yes, the peticionary

Most work, have had paid 3 years of taxes, earn over the poverty level (about 125%, not sure

About that). And if you dont qualify for that, then you should get a sponsor.

F- you can apply for a B-2 if you want during the K1/CR1 process. But most of the time, it is

Denied because you are under an immigration process. If you want to waste your money, then

Go ahead an try. Sometimes it is just a matter of good luck. You mentioned that your B2 is

Expiring with 2 months. Why don't you go to ask for it before it expires or before you decide

To go under any immigration process??

My wife and I had beeing discussing the idea of marrying here in the US. We are already married in her home country (honduras). A friend of mine recommend me to it, because he says it is easier to obtain any document without presenting the honduran marriage certificate, which is in spanish and traductions are always needed (besides the fact that every time we need a traduction I spend 70$).

Also that a US marriage certificate has more validity here...

What do you think?? Has anyone marry in your wife/husband country and here in the US???

Don't you have to wait a year or so, to reapply for a turist visa?

For your in law there are plenty of options. All sugegsted above sounds

Great. I will just add that you can also pay a translator that can be waiting

For her at the airport and help her with the language issue.

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