Filed I-130

[lgg 2]

I'm sure this question's been asked a million times, we have filed our I-130 and I'm curious, how do they know that we're eventually aspiring toward a CR-1 Visa?

In the cover letter, we said: Enclosed are the contents for a I-130, resulting in the eventual obtaining of a CR-1 visa.

So, assuming they read that, or whatever, how else do they know? Just by how we follow procedure? By what kind of documents we submit and

in what order?

Just curious. Also, would be nice if it were all in one conclusive package labelled CR-1 Visa stuff!

Thanks for your answers.

[shani_77 0]

I'm sure this question's been asked a million times, we have filed our I-130 and I'm curious, how do they know that we're eventually aspiring toward a CR-1 Visa?

In the cover letter, we said: Enclosed are the contents for a I-130, resulting in the eventual obtaining of a CR-1 visa.

So, assuming they read that, or whatever, how else do they know? Just by how we follow procedure? By what kind of documents we submit and

in what order?

Just curious. Also, would be nice if it were all in one conclusive package labelled CR-1 Visa stuff!

Thanks for your answers.

If you are married for less than 2 years , its CR1(Conditional residence), more than two years is IR1. Got it!!!

[queuedup 1]

The I-130 is the petition for a CR-1/IR-1 visa, and you indicate on that form that you are petitioning for a husband or wife.

[taj'samericanwife 0]

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[lgg 2]

Thanks all!

But wouldn't it be great if you could just send in one comprehensive package of EVERYTHING for one type of Visa?

Yeah, I live in la-la land.

Best to all and thanks to everyone who takes the time to answer my abundant and sometimes inane questions.

LGG

[MumtazG38 1]

Thanks all!

But wouldn't it be great if you could just send in one comprehensive package of EVERYTHING for one type of Visa?

Yeah, I live in la-la land.

Best to all and thanks to everyone who takes the time to answer my abundant and sometimes inane questions.

LGG

Yes, it would be the greatest thing there is.....but no such luck. Each step is like moving onto the next level. In order to get access to that certain level you need to do a certain quest if you may....a quest of finding, preparing and filling out required documents of that level and then giving it to them. Once you do well in the quest....you will have all of the skills and tools you will need throughout that level...anything extra you may need, the boss will ask for.

Then after you beat the boss of that level (uscis, nvc,embassy, consulate...whichever) you move onto the next level and must complete the quest again....and so on so forth.

This is the way it is...and how it must be I guess. Nothing we can do to try and loop-hole our way through it.........cause if we try, we might as well quit now rather than get our toosh's denied!

But still.....it would be absolutely great if we could really just send one box full to the brim of everything and then just sit back, relax and let the approval come to you...

Though, the waiting time would increase to a heck of a lot...I mean not having to deal with them so much would leave us with many less milestones to wait for and reach.......and patience is a virtue not many people have....like myself for example. So I think it's good the way they have it....it keeps us from losing hope in a way.

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