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It's people like Jason who makes those of us who have years of experience and knowledge to shy away from assisting others when they could possible be headed for a disaster. I will keep all knowledge to myself and only share it with those who are willing to pay.

Good luck and I have left VJ forever.

Stop giving bad advice! Nobody has overstayed and no adjustment of status has been filed for, the OP and his wife were just naive about the immigration process with wanting to do something thoughtful for their nephews/nieces and got stopped in their tracks when trying to get an I94 number from CBP for whatever form they were trying to fill out. Now they have been corrected and know the correct process if they wish to follow it.

Jason, do you know what phone system the US government uses, I do, do you know what system is used at the any and all US government immigration office, I do, therefore please stop telling me about advise. All phone calls are recorded, all calls are documented. When you have evidence that I don't know what I am stating than please report back to me, and I will send to YOU my 35 years resume of history working with the US government . I have probably dealt with more legal cases within the US government than you have had the opportunity to read or discussed.

The family should leave when scheduled, what will happen in the future is their visitor visa will be cancelled without prejudice. No one should over stay their existing 194. Enjoy what is left of the vacation.

I can guarantee that the passports were flagged. Having a bad day does not equate to the BP not doing what is required of their job.

If your wife wish for the kids to go to an American school they need to return to Peru, your wife needs to get them accepted to a Private school, they will issue the kids a international acceptance form 1-120. This is the correct process if you wish to give them the American experience.

All other methods are illegal.

Good luck.

Everything that you and your wife is trying to do for her brothers family is illegal. The passports will now be flagged as such.

If your finance is on a dialysis machine for 24/7 that means he is waiting on a kidney transplant. If that is the case than you'll may need to wait for the patient to be eligibly for the medical treatment. This may mean that you'll may have to make the decision to wait until the patient is healthy enough enter into the marriage

It was corrected and the corrections ignored.

True that is, but Boiler teaching those who come behind you, will make them good advocates for visa journey. This may have been a lost opportunity. Never give up on those who at least try.

A lot that was wrong however.

Wrong can always be corrected, there is no need o shut down someone who can learn the correct information.

There is good and bad in every case, even those with no red flags. So should I tell you that with your petition bearing evidence of being file thru the Morocco embassy you have less than a 75% change of approval from the initial petition. Or should I just say based on the facts you have presented there looks to be a fair chance that your petition will be approved.

I can search and bring to your attention AOS petitions that have many more red flags than the OP and they have been approved. Do some more reading, or if you wish to represent the OP, offer him some assistance.

Rubbish.

My ex, an illegal alien for 15yrs, was always covered under my insurance plans - six employers up and down the eastern seaboard during that time. These were nationally rated plans. Never once was there ever a question of her residency status in the US and she gave the dental and health plans quite a workout over the years.

You also are not required to provide a SSN for health care coverage - most like it for ease of tracking - but if you stick to your guns you can get a different number to be used to track your dependents' coverage.

Perhaps most people jump the gun and start off the coversation by "I would like to add my newly immigrated wife to my insurance ..." or "Can I add my lovely wife even through she hasn't gotten her Green Card yet?" Why offer up any unnecessary information ... all they need is the employee's information and the dependent's name and date of birth and details of the qualifying event

(in my case, many years ago)

That was the case many years ago, things have changed. Every Insurance has the option to state what is a qualify life changing event, most use what is considered o be the norm.

Under most insurance immigration falls under the same Business Rule as adoption.

Harpa, babies are not on insurance as a dependent the moment they are born, a newborn is covered under his or her mothers name up to 30 days after birth if they are sick. After 30 days a child must be enrolled under their own name. Most babies born in the USA are registered for a SS number before they leave the hospital. Home births have the same option to register for a SS number.

These are the Business Rules that most insurance operate under.

Again, most insurance will not add a spouse if they are not register as a legal alien in the US, but there are some insurance companies that have different Business Rules for their employees.

So your post was a premature post,

Hi,

My wife came around 10 days ago with CR1 visa, she already got her SSN and I want to add her to my health insurance plan.

But my employer is telling me that I can't add my wife to my health insurance plan, but I am not sure about that.

Can anyone give me hands up, how exactly this process should work?

Thank you.

What was the reason that was given as to why you couldn't add a new spouse. A spouse is a life change event, so what is their reason.

Yes, it would be if the CBP parole you in, if not than you will be starting over from he Netherlands. You took this chance when you left without the proper documents..

If paroled in, you will no longer have a work visa, unil you appears in front of a judge and he than will decide how the US immigration will allow you to proceed.

Give up one of those options, than you won't have a reason. This is called choices. Immigration doesn't work this way. Everyone who is engaged or married to a foreign in individual has this same issue.

If your AOS paperwork was processed, which means you received a NOA, than there is the chance your O1 visa was cancelled. So lets talk about part 2 of your question after 3/1, he answers will depend on what side of the world you would be residing in.

Filing and obtaining a CR1 petition/visa is a 10 to 12 month process. There is no expedite for normal process.

First and THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP- GET A JOB OFFER,

than from there the employer lawyer will do all of the work.

wow, if I were you, I would talk to a lawyer...

Please stop scaring people with your unknown facts.

This is a very simple AOS cases, please follow the guides above that related to adjusting your status within the US. Your overstay will be forgiven if your marriage is to a USC. Your work without authorization will be forgiven as long as you didn't use someone else social security number that could lead to claims that you are a USC.

There is no need to leave he US before this process is completed, it would be in your best interest to not leave the US before the AOS is completed.

Your case is a typical AOS within the US case.

You do not need a lawyer, just follow the directions.

Good luck,

I came here in a k2 visa and my step mom is horrible. I cannot believe im experiencing this life when i moved here from the philippines. I just wanna go back (((

Ask an adult to purchase you a one way ticket back home so everyone else can live in harmony. I truly believe that step-parent would gladly honor your wish on his than to be suck with 10 years hanging over their head.

Proverb Ask and you shall receive..

Reply back to the sender he same way you would reply if this was a work related email. Mistakes have been known to be made.

When you obtained a visa that allowed you a longer duration of stay than is normally allowed, was this question presented to the CO, since it would have been very unusual for a visitor or Business man to stay put on foreign soil without the need to journey back to their home country or other area to do business. I would think that when this visa was approved for you, there was some discussions on how this visa should be used.

I write this comment from the US government perspective. Therefore, it would be in your best interest to contact the embassy that approved the visa for you and get a clearer understanding of how this visa can be used during the allowed time of duration.

You can nor maintain 2 permanent residencies, Canada will inform the US that you have ask for residence in Canada and the US will revoke your US LPR. On a side not, you can have multiple citizenship. You should have obtained your USC before obtaining a residence in a new country.

OPS.

So what is the Foreigner changes their mind after arriving? Do they now owe the US Citizen the money that has been spent to get them here (USCIS Fees, Airfare etc)?

I have been waiting for this analysis to be asked. Okay nay says What's your opinion?

BTW Bob, I 100% agree with you.