setherwyn

hi, i have a question and i need help.

for the affidavit, in the part 11, intend, do not intend to make specific contributions to the support of the person(s) named in item 3. the example says write N/A. my fb wrote something silly about give me money until i get a job...

so, i'm not sure about what to write there.

thanks for the help.

hola tengo una pregunta sobre el affidavit, en la parte 11, que preguntan mas o menos si el sponsor va a hacer contribuciones especificas al beneficiario, que se debe poner? en los ejemplos aca dice que no se pone N/A, eso es lo que se debe poner??? estoy confundida.

gracias

hola, acabo de caer en cuenta que para pedir la cita piden 2 ds156, eso significa que hay que imprimir la misma dos veces, o hay que llenar dos formularios?

otra pregunta, es mejor mandar le mail a la embajada o el fax, cual es mas rapido?

gracias!

we got an RFE damn it just a couple more weeks!

Hola, yo espere 5 dias habiles y mi novio empezo a llamar al NVC a preguntar por la fecha de cita y se la dieron en el dia numero 6, es decir si enviaste el paquete 3 un lunes, espera hasta el martes o miercoles de la siguiente semana para llamar, ellos son los que se enteran de la cita primero que cualquiera.

SUerte...

gracias por la respuesta y maso... cuanto se demoro la cita, un mes dos meses???? es que estoy planenado un viaje con mi familia y me gustaria saber para no irme a tirar el paseo de todo el mundo y planear bien mis fechas, saber cuando mandar los papeles y que esperar de la embajada.

gracias de nuevo y suerte con tu viaje, yo vivi alla un tiempo al principio uno es muy perdido, pero cuando se acostumbra, empieza a pasar super bueno

hola a todos, tengo una pregunta sobre la embajada para los que ya han tenido la cita, despues de recibir el NOA2 y la confirmacion del NVC y mandar el fax a la embajada, mas o menos cuanto se demora la cita??? me explico, si yo mandara el fax hoy, para cuando me estarian dando la cita???

gracias y suerte con sus procesos

Tatiana.

there is something called "cultural shock" and it happens to almost everybody that moves to another country. it is normal, you can google it, it has 4 stages, the more you know about it, the more you will be able to go through. i worked in usa for one year, and our counselors talked about that in every conversation.

my advise.

dont isolate, find something to do, a job, a class, a sport.

dont call home every single day, you are gonna miss them so badly. instead, read the news paper, take a bus, go to the museums, get to love your new home.

make friends, meet your neighbors, a welcome party is the best way to do it. according to my experience, americans are super hospitable and nice (especially in minnesota eehhhmmm)

be a volunteer! is so fun. in the schools, hospitals, churches.

there are plenty of activities to do, you can not depend of your husband for everything, you have to be able to go when and where you want. independence is the key. or you are gonna feel neglected just if he prefers to watch baseball one sunday instead go out.

it is hard i know, but it is worse try to skype when internet is bad

good luck to all of you

hey, thanks for all the info, i've thought about this the hole night and i think i should wait, the tuition is expensive and i need all the scholarships, aids, grants and loans i can get... well i think i need to wait the U to consider and study my case for some advise; but i know, even for a attorney this is kinda tricky.

sundrop, i would like know more details, if you want, of your own experience i need some tools i case the ask me things i dont know.

thanks again to all of you

i applied to a college in the US, and i filled a k1 visa, so, i can not get a student visa. in the best scenario, i will get the US in july, then wedding, then filing AOS. the green card take 3 months or so to arrived, again, in the best scenario, but in the college website they say, "You must be a U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or an eligible non-citizen, i.e., U.S. permanent resident with an Alien Registration Card I-551, a conditional permanent resident with an I-551C card, possess Arrival Departure Record I-94 from the Immigration and Naturalization Service one of the following designations: asylum granted, parole, refugee, entrant from Cuba or Haiti." it is the same for applying to a grant, student loan, aid, or scholarship.

between the AOS and the green card, i'm able to work with the right documentation, my question is, how about college, federal aids or grants???? i have to wait until summer term to start college??? that would be sad

thanks for any help.

Tatiana

Hi, just another december filer