Born in US

[Zx1 0]

Hi guys,

I'm new here

It's nice to meet you all

ok, my fiance was born in US, she has a US Birth Certificate

right after the birth she moved with her parents to the home country

What she must do before she can go to US?

what about me? must she go to US and file a request for the marriage immigrant for me?

or all this can be done within a US Embassy?

[Completely 3]

Hi guys,

I'm new here

It's nice to meet you all

ok, my fiance was born in US, she has a US Birth Certificate

right after the birth she moved with her parents to the home country

What she must do before she can go to US?

what about me? must she go to US and file a request for the marriage immigrant for me?

or all this can be done within a US Embassy?

Tell her to apply passport in the US embassy in the country where she stay. If she is a resident in that particular country, she may want to inquire the local US Embassy if they process immigration .

Some US Embassy can process immigration without sending packet to NVC. This is what they called Direct Consular Filing.

Does she have a resident in the US? What country is she from?

Edited November 24, 2008 by Completely

[Completely 3]

Hi guys,

I'm new here

It's nice to meet you all

ok, my fiance was born in US, she has a US Birth Certificate

right after the birth she moved with her parents to the home country

What she must do before she can go to US?

what about me? must she go to US and file a request for the marriage immigrant for me?

or all this can be done within a US Embassy?

Tell her to apply passport in the US embassy in the country where she stay. If she is a resident in that particular country, she may want to inquire the local US Embassy if they process immigration .

Some US Embassy can process immigration without sending packet to NVC. This is what they called Direct Consular Filing.

Does she have a resident in the US? What country is she from?

I apologize for this post, I am referring to CR1 Visa not Fiance Visa.

1) File a petition: Your U.S. fiancé(e) must first file a Petition for Alien Fiancé(e) (I-129F) along with the Biographic Information (G-325A) form in the United States with the Department of Homeland Security's U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) field office serving the area of his/her permanent residence. Note: The American fiancé(e) cannot file this petition at an Embassy or Consulate abroad.

2) Schedule an interview: Once the petition is approved, it will be processed through the National Visa Center before being sent to the Embassy. The Consular Section will contact you regarding interview procedures. Inform us of any special accommodation for disability or handicap you may require. The petition is valid for four (4) months from the USCIS approval date.

[Zx1 0]

Hi guys,

I'm new here

It's nice to meet you all

ok, my fiance was born in US, she has a US Birth Certificate

right after the birth she moved with her parents to the home country

What she must do before she can go to US?

what about me? must she go to US and file a request for the marriage immigrant for me?

or all this can be done within a US Embassy?

Tell her to apply passport in the US embassy in the country where she stay. If she is a resident in that particular country, she may want to inquire the local US Embassy if they process immigration .

Some US Embassy can process immigration without sending packet to NVC. This is what they called Direct Consular Filing.

Does she have a resident in the US? What country is she from?

She only has a US Birth Certificate, nothing more

Birth Certificate means she is a resident, yes?

Nearest US Embassy she can go is UAE/Abudhabi

Hi guys,

I'm new here

It's nice to meet you all

ok, my fiance was born in US, she has a US Birth Certificate

right after the birth she moved with her parents to the home country

What she must do before she can go to US?

what about me? must she go to US and file a request for the marriage immigrant for me?

or all this can be done within a US Embassy?

Tell her to apply passport in the US embassy in the country where she stay. If she is a resident in that particular country, she may want to inquire the local US Embassy if they process immigration .

Some US Embassy can process immigration without sending packet to NVC. This is what they called Direct Consular Filing.

Does she have a resident in the US? What country is she from?

I apologize for this post, I am referring to CR1 Visa not Fiance Visa.

1) File a petition: Your U.S. fiancé(e) must first file a Petition for Alien Fiancé(e) (I-129F) along with the Biographic Information (G-325A) form in the United States with the Department of Homeland Security's U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) field office serving the area of his/her permanent residence. Note: The American fiancé(e) cannot file this petition at an Embassy or Consulate abroad.

2) Schedule an interview: Once the petition is approved, it will be processed through the National Visa Center before being sent to the Embassy. The Consular Section will contact you regarding interview procedures. Inform us of any special accommodation for disability or handicap you may require. The petition is valid for four (4) months from the USCIS approval date.

Thanks for the info, so she can file a petition after she got her passport from a US Embassy?

Does she need to go to US to file a petition or she can do it within the embassy?

[Completely 3]

Post this topic in K1 Forum, there is a lot of VJ Member that went to this kind of process and can give better idea.

[lucyrich 20]

She only has a US Birth Certificate, nothing more

Birth Certificate means she is a resident, yes?

She is not a resident. A resident is someone who lives in the US.

According to the 14th amendment of the US Constitution, anyone born in the US is a US citizen, with the only exception being if she her parents were in the US as foreign diplomats with diplomatic immunity. Assuming her parents weren't diplomats, she is a US Citizen, and has been a US Citizen her entire life, whether she wanted to be or not. She needs to get a US Passport before she can travel to the US. Contact the nearest embassy for application procedures, but basically, they'll want her birth certificate, some form of identification that shows she's the same person named on that birth certificate, a couple of recent passport photos, and some money.

[danver 15]

Hi guys,

I'm new here

It's nice to meet you all

ok, my fiance was born in US, she has a US Birth Certificate

right after the birth she moved with her parents to the home country

What she must do before she can go to US?

what about me? must she go to US and file a request for the marriage immigrant for me?

or all this can be done within a US Embassy?

If she was born in the US and has her birth certificate as proof,,then that means she is a US Citizen and in my understanding..she only need a US passport to come to the US .

[Zx1 0]

She only has a US Birth Certificate, nothing more

Birth Certificate means she is a resident, yes?

She is not a resident. A resident is someone who lives in the US.

According to the 14th amendment of the US Constitution, anyone born in the US is a US citizen, with the only exception being if she her parents were in the US as foreign diplomats with diplomatic immunity. Assuming her parents weren't diplomats, she is a US Citizen, and has been a US Citizen her entire life, whether she wanted to be or not. She needs to get a US Passport before she can travel to the US. Contact the nearest embassy for application procedures, but basically, they'll want her birth certificate, some form of identification that shows she's the same person named on that birth certificate, a couple of recent passport photos, and some money.

Sorry my bad, I meant citizen

Her parents were not diplomats

Thanks bro

Hi guys,

I'm new here

It's nice to meet you all

ok, my fiance was born in US, she has a US Birth Certificate

right after the birth she moved with her parents to the home country

What she must do before she can go to US?

what about me? must she go to US and file a request for the marriage immigrant for me?

or all this can be done within a US Embassy?

If she was born in the US and has her birth certificate as proof,,then that means she is a US Citizen and in my understanding..she only need a US passport to come to the US .

Post this topic in K1 Forum, there is a lot of VJ Member that went to this kind of process and can give better idea.

Thanks Guys