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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa (DCF) Country: Chile
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My dad is joint sponsoring my husband with me, but he's kind of nervous about how open-ended and long term the agreement is. I'm wondering if I can become the only sponsor of my husband after a few years have passed and I have enough money to support him myself. I'm a student, but as soon as I get a good job I'm sure I'll fit the requirements by myself. I haven't seen anything that says I can take my dad off the contract, though, unless my husband becomes a citizen or works for about 10 years in the U.S.

01/26/2008: Married.

02/06/2008: U.S. Embassy in Santiago informs me that they are not much for dumb rules and I CAN direct file!

03/06/2008: Applied for Chilean resident visa, which will allow me to direct file.

04/17/2008: Chilean visa approved.

06/04/2008: Applied for husband's visa at U.S. Embassy.

06/13/2008: Final interview date set for July!

07/01/2008: Medical exam.

07/09/2008: Final interview and approval of visa!

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