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missynbubsy

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  1. Hi,

    My sister is a US citizen who filed a petition for our mom. My sisters birth certifcate has a typographical error on her first name. She had never really tried to correct the error before. We just recently filed for the core tin of her first name. And unfortunately it would take a few months, as per the civil registry office the earliest they could correct her birth certificate would be by end of November. My mom is schedule for consular interview. I would just like to ask of someone has had the same experience before. Would she be out on administrative processing for this? Or is there other documents we could bring to the interview?

  2. Hi, I would like to ask for any input on my case. I have been issued an immigrat visa based on EB3 (employment based) the petition for this was filed in 2006 and has recently become current last June 2013. On the same month my fiancée filed for a fiancée visa petition on my behalf thinking that the employment visa will still take longer to get approved. However we were wrong. I was granted an immigrant visa august2013 . On September 23 we received an email from USCIS that they have approved the fiancée visa and will be forwarding the case to nvc for further processing.

    I know I am in a very lucky situation. I just need information if I need to inform them that we will be canceling the fiancée visa since I already have an immigrant visa. Or do we just leave it open and it would just eventually time out?

    Thank you

  3. I alway check the case status , I even subscribed to the updates,, and there has been no change yet,, my concern was the packet was not delivered properly,, but every time we call nobody can tell us if they received it or not. They always say that we have to wait for 60 days,, I'm not sure why do we have to wait for 60 days since if I wait that long and the mail was not delivered then I'd be in a big trouble because it would be way past time allowed for us to submit the evidence being requested. I'll try calling again later. I just don't know how to ask for a tier 2 supervisor,, I often see that term (tier 2) in here;)

  4. Hi! I hope somebody can help me clarify something. We recieved an RFE last march,, we were able to reply and sent it back April 28,, however due to an error from the post office the reply reached uscis may8th. My question is. is it standard for everyone to be informed by USCIS that they have already received the documents? We tried calling and were informed to wait for 60 days? Is there something else we can do to know if they have received our documents,? They did not send out an email or text,, nor have they updates the site that they have receieved our reply... Upon calling and asking them about it the standard reply we get is to wait for 2 months,, we would just want to know if they recived it or not. Hope somebody can help me.Thank you

  5. im sorry for the confusion, his last trip home was in Aug-Sept 2009. Does this mean that no matter what we do we would still get denied?because i have not seen him in over 2 years? and even if our relatioship is valid and we have been together for so long. I think we should have gone the I-130 way but it would be very expensive if both our families fly back home,, I wanted to get married with our families with us:(.This is really sad

  6. The last time he was here was in Aug-Sept of 2011. He was not able to come home because he transferred to a diff state( new job with no vacation leaves yet) then he had to file his citizenship so we thought it would be safe for him to wait for his naturalization. (he got hs cert in Oct2011). Does it mean because we have not seen each other for more than 2 years we 'd get denied? even if we have been together for almost 11 years? from 2000-2006 we were living in the same country.then he moved to the US and he has been coming home every year the last time being in AUg-Sept of 2009

  7. Hi everyone, I would just like to ask your opinion on our case. WE received RFE to prove that we have met in the last 2 years. Here's our scenario. We have been in the relationship for almost 12 years now. from year 2000 to 2006 we have been in the same country until he had to move to the US. he finally got his citizenship in 2011. We decided it would be best to file for a fiancee visa instead of Us getting maarried here since most of our families are already living in USA.So we filed. Now with the RFE im a little frustrated because we have not kept track of all evidences of him visiting me here, the last time he went home was in 2009.He has passport stamps of his entry and exit but only of that visit,( he lost his records when he moved to a diff state). They dont accept pictures as primary evidence but can we use old photos of us with date stamps at the bottom,, the one you get with a film camera?and photos of us in places in our country?We also did not keep receipts,resort stubs,airline tickets, since we never thught we would be going to go thru this process. And he does not have hotel receipts since he just stays with family when is here in the country. aIs there other ways we can prove things? like his diploma to prove that we went to the same school.We have letters and post cards but thats and I found out that those are secondary evidences only.

    Im sorry if this is quite long.

  8. the per country cap is dependent on your country of birth..How can she be a japanese citizen? if it is by marriage to a japanese citizen,,from what i know she can apply and file using her husband citizenship(they have a term for this, I just forgot what)

    My sister in law's petition for I-130 (3rd preference) has been approved. It was filed by her mom in November 2005. Because she's Filipino, she's subject to per-country limits, which means that she'd have to wait at least 10-11 years before she can come to the USA (the current date is 01 May 1994).

    She is also eligible to apply for Japanese citizenship. If she becomes a Japanese citizen, would she no longer be subject to the per-country limit, meaning that she would get here about 8 years faster?

    Thanks!

  9. the last time he was out of the US for more than a year was when he left the US march 2005 then went bacjk november 25,2006, eversince he went back to the US nov 25, 2006,he has no absence of more than a year,,,the only time he was out of the US was for 1 month in 2007,1 month in 2008 and 1 month in 2009... thanks justbob

  10. hi, I'm new to this forum. I would like to ask re: My fiancee, he has been a a LPR since 1994,,he was not able to file for his citizenship because of the requirement of 5 years cont. staying inside the US. My question is when can he file for naturalization here are the dates of his stay in the US.

    1994- came to the US as LPR

    between 1994-2006 been going in and out of the country sometime for more than 6 months at a time.

    nov 2006 went to US

    may2007 went back to the philippines

    june 2007 went back to US

    may 2008 went back to the philippines

    june 2008 went back to US

    august 2009 went back to the philippines

    august 2009 went back to US

    we have been together since 2000. we cant get married because we are waiting for his citizenship so we can apply a K1 visa (which is the fastest way he can bring me to the US),,but if it will take him long to file for his naturalization would it be wiser to get married then just apply as a spouse of a LPR,,then just upgrade the petition when is already eligible for naturalization.

    and I also have a pending EB3 visa petition from my employer with priority date of sept 2006. Can I file a K1 visa if I have a pending EB3 petition? what would happen to the EB3 petition.

    I really hope someone can answer my queries. Thank you so much in advance.

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