Ximena143

Hello!

Can anyone direct me please:)

I am helping a friend with her parents' I130

She receives her father's case number, but not her mothers. We have emailed nvc several times.. They haven't answered.. Where else can we get her mother's case number???

Thank you

Hello,

Has anyone traveled while the I130 is in process.

My friend is a USA citizen and recently got married to her Mexican citizen husband. They got marries in the USA when he came to visit her a few months ago. He was/is on a tourist visa. He left the country after they got married for a few weeks. He is currently here in the USA again. They want to mail their application. He has to go back to Mexico for personal reasons. Can he go back to Mexico and come back while the I130 is in process. Does he need any other forms?

Thanks

Yes, you do?

He applied for it. Got a letter through the mail stating that he was able to travel and work for an extra year. It also said that he was going to receive another letter with an appointment (biometrics). He received the second letter with his appointment. He went to his appointment and they stamped his paper and told him that he was going to get his new visa by mail.

From what you wrote, he has not yet removed conditions on his residency.

He has only applied for removal of conditions.

Hello:)

A couple of months ago my husband removed conditions on his residency.. Can he travel out of the country? He hasn't gotten his new green card. He only has a receipt (letter he received) saying that he was able to travel and work for an extra year. He also has a letter he got with his fingerprint appointment. He only has those 2 letters. Can he travel with that?

Thanks

Thanks:)

he has two options...

go back to Mexico and his wife starts the CRI1 visa process and yes he can visit

http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide1

or ..

since he is in the USA already he can stay and adjust his status but he cannot leave the US or work unless he has proper documents which he can read here

http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide2

Got it!!!

When he goes back to Mexico..Can he come visit (USA) while the I130 is in process?

Thanks again..

I have helped various people, but since he got married being in the USS with a tourist visa I wasn't sure if it was the same process.

Yes.. but minor correction.. he can go back before the end of his authorized stay, as noted on his I94 when he entered the US.

Thanks for your response:)

Just to make sure if I understood.. He can go back to Mexico before his visa expires, right?

His wife can stay here and start the I-130 process, correct?

We assume he came to do touristy things, suddenly met someone, fell in love, and decided to get married.

Generally speaking, goes to mexico when tourist purpose is over, does consular processing.. with his american wife filing a CR1 petition. Ideally.

Or AOS. Up to them.

Does he need a lawyer? He does the I130, correct?

Thanks

Hi,

He can stay and adjust status.

Have your friend come here and read the Guides.

Hello all,

I am trying to help a friend out.

He came to the USA with a tourist visa(he is from mexico) and married his US citizen wife.

What should they do? Should they apply for the I130? Does he need to stay here? Can he go back to Mexico?

Any suggestions??

Is anyone going through the same situation?

I would appreciate any help:)

Thanks

Thank you:)

http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864p.pdf

Hello!

Does anyone have the link or know how much one needs to make for the (I-864)?

I know there is a list, but I cannot find it.

Thank you

It usually safest to make two separate packages and then place both in one mailing envelope. ( Saves on postage ) If you just throw it all into one , USCIS may end up dividing it poorly causing delays and RFE's

Thank you

How student ? Over 21 ? And each parent needs their own petition , fees and evidence so make sure it is 2 copies of evidence separated.

The student is over 21 Should I then have her send in two different packages?

The dont need anything else, the g325 is for relación Wife, husband. And the Picture too. Just what you have is enough

Thank you

Hello,

I am an ESL instructor helping my student with her I-130. I am trying to avoid her paying an attorney 3,000.

My student is a USA citizen and she wants to bring both of her parents to the USA from Mexico.

This is the table of contents I created:

Form I-130 for my mother (Beneficiary)

$420 Fee

Form I-130 for my father (Beneficiary)

$420 Fee

Mother’s birth certificate and translation

Father’s birth certificate and translation

Parents’ marriage certificate

Copy of my birth certificate (Petitioner)

Copy of my passport (Petitioner)

Is there anything else that I need to include? Does she need to include passport photos (herself or her parents)? Does she need to fill out the G325 (biographical form)? Does she need to include any other evidence ?

Any help would be appreciated

Hello

My sister-in-law wants to come to the USA and visit us during the summer. She is 16 years old and lives in Mexico. I know she will need her parents approval. Do both parents have to be present for her interview?

Hello,

You make the ASC and interview app online at the same time. Before you do the app. you have to fill out the DS260 online. This is where you make your appts... https://usvisa-info.com/es-mx/selfservice/ss_country_welcome You will need to create an account. You do not need to make an app for the medical. I believe they are open M-F 6am-11am. Here are the steps http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/iv_steps.html

Hope this helps

Hi Charlie&Nellie,

I am wondering if you could tell us how it went for you in Juarez. We just received a letter from the Consulate saying that my wife is eligible to make her appointment. I am unclear as to what we are making an appointment for. Is it the ASC, the interview, the medical exam or all of the above? I don't want to have to travel to Juarez more than once if it can be avoided!

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks,

Michael and Miriam

Hi Mark88, no, my check has not been cashed. I guess i will write them an email. Thanks for your reply!

Send them an email. They respond quickly (at least to me they responded in one day). Sometimes the mail is misplaced. That happened to me.

Hello

Did anyone get their vaccinations before the interview in Ciudad Juarez? Is it better to get the vaccinations in Ciudad Juarez during the medical? I noticed that the price for the vaccinations are pretty expensive so I was wondering if my husband (DCF-I-130) can get them beforehand.

Hello,

does anyone know what is the address to the embassy in Mexico?? I am going to send my I-130 packet but I am not sure where in Mexico it needs to go. i looked online but I didn´t see the address.

thank you

D. Other information

2. Have you ever filed a petition for this or any other alien? Yes_____________ No______

If ´´yes´´ give name, place and date of filing and result.

In 2010, I filed a petition (I-129F) for my ex fiance. The petition never got approved.

Do I check yes or no?? The petition that I am now filing is I-130 for my husband.

You must be a legal resident of Mexico before you can qualify to file DCF. If you are, I can give you some help.

I am a legal resident of Mexico I have dual citizenship I would appreciate your help :)

Hello

I plan to start gathering everything I need, but I don't know where to start :/ As of now, I am in the USA because I came to have my baby here I plan to go to Mexico in a few weeks so that my baby can meet her father and to get married by court. I do not have to attend the interview, correct? I won't be staying in Mexico for a long time I recently got hired as a sub which means I have to come back to the USA before school starts.

Does anyone have an outline/ guide of what was sent? Any tips...

Thanks for your help

Hi Ximena, it sounds like you guys have a few options and need to decide what is best for you... but just to let you know that if you want to come back to Mexico, get married, and apply for his visa from here, you can do that through Direct Consular Filing (DCF) as long as you are a resident here in Mexico (not just on a tourist visa - but you have dual citizenship, right?). The DCF process is very quick if you have all the supporting documents. Some people have received their visas in less than two months. If you follow that route, you might need a joint sponsor (since you won't have a US income) and you will need to show that you have maintained or intend to re-establish domicile in the US. It's not too difficult and there's a lot of great info on this site for help along the way... and people who have gone through the process too...