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Author: WannaKatanaWannaKatana
Date: Jan 26, 2007 12:20
Some of the steps in obtaining a marriage related visa have specific
requirements for the Philippines. I invite anyone who is, or will be,
applying for a visa from the Philippines to join us in our forum.
http://www.PinoyInfo.net/forum/
Thanks,
Joel
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Author: ReverendReverend
Date: Jan 26, 2007 11:11
Now that I've submitted by I-751 and await the next step, I find myself
wondering what else I could submit if I am asked for further evidence
and/or an interview. And it crossed my mind that my husband and I have
quite a large collection of "home movies" and photographs, etc.
Certainly not the type Joe Q Greencard-seeker would have with Suzy
Fraudster!
Are these passable as a form of legit evidence?
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Author: kudkud
Date: Jan 26, 2007 11:01
Hi all
Well, after a good but busy 2 years it's time to deal with the USCIS
again. Mailed I-751 on Oct 19 to VSC. And sure enough we have problems
again. They put my Son's A# on my Wife's application. So my Wife
didn't get a Bio appointment. We went at kids appointment and they did
the Bio for her. Then went to Baltimore to get an extension stamp for
her in the passport.
Let's see what else happens :mad: :confused:
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Author: redd103redd103
Date: Jan 19, 2007 22:21
UHH quite smoking for 6 months
duh
nospam.com> wrote in message
news:vgo2r2106hufqt12vsdlmuidmte89m5bmd@4ax.com...> On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 16:04:25 -0800, in alt.visa.us.marriage-based
> nospam@ nospam.com wrote:
> >>
>>
>>Time to get my GC conditions lifted but she says she won't sign unless I
quit
>>smoking. What should I do?
>
>
> Is that extreme mental cruelty?
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Author: hl0904hl0904
Date: Jan 19, 2007 19:26
Ok, what happened was that my file (for my wife) was under
investigate... and no idea why they held for almost two years for the
2nd interview, which took place on 1/9... after almost two hours for
the interview, questions, with my lawyer been present, it finally got
approved!!!
Now we are waiting for the 10 year perm. green card to mail to us...
question, the immigration officer could be like delay to turn the file
in, and so it may delay for us to receive the green card in the mail,
right? I seen postings here that people receive their welcome letter /
green card in the mail fairly fast... it's almost two weeks, still
nothing.
Kat wrote:
> I have tried every which way to contact the FBI an all i get back is
> your fingerprints are back but the rest of it we cant tell you anything
> it is a different department that can not be...
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Author: Noorah101Noorah101
Date: Jan 19, 2007 07:51
> You only have to prove that you have met in person within the two
> years prior to filing the petition.
>
> Hope that helps.
> ~SecretGarden
Hi SG,
They might be asked to show proof of ongoing relationship at the the
K1 interview itself, though. At Sadegh's interview in Turkey, I was
asked for the most recent 6 months of original phone bills.
Fortunately, I had them.
To the OP, all you can do is provide what you have. In this day and
age, it's not unusual for people not to have telephone records. If you
have any other proof of correspondence, such as real mail, email, cards,
letters, etc, you can bring those to the interview. Or as someone
mentioned, just describe your phone arrangements.
You don't need to show proof of ongoing relationship with the I-129F
petition. Only at the K1 interview.
Best Wishes,
Rene
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Author: Eric SEric S
Date: Jan 19, 2007 06:12
Can an admin please check the Usenet gateway? Looks like postings that
originate on Usenet are not coming through to the BE forum. I posted
one yesterday via Usenet and I don't see it on BE. I also looked at a
couple of other Usenet posts from the past couple of days with my
newsreader and I don't see them on BE.
Thanks.
- Eric S.
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Author: pdx2006pdx2006
Date: Jan 18, 2007 20:01
> Hi:
>
> It pays to remember that Service Center does one of two things -- it
> either approves the case or it refers the case to your local district.
> In my experience, the Service Centers do NOT give notice that the case
> has been referred.
>
> InfoPass will tell you if this has been done or not.
>
> BTW, it pays to remember that one REMAINS a permanent resident while
> an I-751 is pending. If you get to your third anniversery of
> admission as a conditional resident [minus 90 days], you are free to
> file for naturalization!
>
> In fact, this often has the effect of speeding up process of the 751
> at local districts.
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Author: ian-mstmian-mstm
Date: Jan 18, 2007 18:45
> How long does the ceremony usually last? I understand that the
> certificate of naturalization is given at the end of the ceremony, but
> what else happens in general before that? Just wondering what I should
> expect tomorrow. Thanks
Prior to the ceremony, you'll be asked to complete the back of the form
you received in the mail, and you'll be asked to surrender your green
card. From start to finish, the whole thing will take an hour or so...
maybe two depending on how many people are being naturalized and how long-
winded the judge is. At some point, you'll be asked to recite the oath
of allegiance... and you'll get your certificate at the end of the
ceremony. This is the end of the process... go and enjoy yourself.
Ian
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Author: jimothyjimothy
Date: Jan 18, 2007 08:28
> I will tell you now, if you are from a country that immunizes against
> TB, DO NOT TAKE THE TINE TEST. You will automatically test positive
> and will have to have the xray anyhow. It is far better to have the
> xray first. As for immunizations, it is judged by your age and your
> country of birth and development. For first world countries, i.e.
> Canada, the UK, there will be few immunizations that you will require.
> Perhaps an updated tenanus shot. In fact you can, if you have medical
> coverage, visit your family doctor and get those from there first and
> ask for a receipt of the types of innoculations you have received to
> take to the USCIS panel doctor.
>
> Also the amount quoted you is very high. I would do more shopping
> around and I would also look into crossing a state border...
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