anyone LPR who file i-130 for spouse...

[1500528 0]

My priority date is August 2006

I have not started the process yet cos I thought I would adjustment of my status since I am currently a student here.

However, It seems like I am going back home and what is the process after interview? how long does it take to get greencard once we pass the interview and come to US?

thanks

[Lebanese Girl 1]

i think 2006 f2a every1 got there firts step at nvc and maybe within months or 2 months later u will recieve further notice...this is just wishing u best of luck...just keep praying...

Thanx for the thumbs up crossing my fingers its just fustrating because I want to go travel and im not sure to go down or just hold on and wait to see if i get a response and if i am going to travel i'll be going for about 4 and half months

Hey....but a least you finally got your approval. better have that than nothing.

Thank you... I know it's been along time a very long time considering I had nothing, i had to wait for greencard and then i had to wait for i130 lol.. But thanx

[SweetApple08 2]

Thanx for the thumbs up crossing my fingers its just fustrating because I want to go travel and im not sure to go down or just hold on and wait to see if i get a response and if i am going to travel i'll be going for about 4 and half months

Thank you... I know it's been along time a very long time considering I had nothing, i had to wait for greencard and then i had to wait for i130 lol.. But thanx

Lebanese Girl,

I remember you called the USCIS and now I see that they approved your I-130. Can you tell me how long did it take for you because my I-130 is still pending, I am so upset. Did you speak with an immigraion officer and they looked into your case or not? anything might help me make a decision on what to do next.

[-mitch- 3]

thank you mitch as per your question...

I-130 Petition for Alien Relative Permanent resident filling for a spouse or child under 21 April 02, 2007

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplay.do

you are almost there mitch! happy happy happy!

so its not JUNE2???? it just moved a month! well, things do happen for a reason...

thank you mitch as per your question...

I-130 Petition for Alien Relative Permanent resident filling for a spouse or child under 21 April 02, 2007

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplay.do

you are almost there mitch! happy happy happy!

so its not JUNE2???? it just moved a month! well, things do happen for a reason...

[SweetApple08 2]

My priority date is August 2006

I have not started the process yet cos I thought I would adjustment of my status since I am currently a student here.

However, It seems like I am going back home and what is the process after interview? how long does it take to get greencard once we pass the interview and come to US?

thanks

Why are you not doing AOS here? If the visa bulletin moves forward like last month you should be able to file I-485 in June or earlier. I hear AOS approval does not take long.

[Mus24 0]

My spouse's I-130 has been approved and I received a letter from USCIS couple of days ago.

LPR since March 2006

Married outside the US in Oct 2007

Petition Filed in March 2008

Petition Approved in March 2010

Time to Approval 2 Years

Eligible for Naturalisation in Dec 2010

[-mitch- 3]

MY BELIEFS AND CONCLUSIONS:

1. USCIS is kicking their *** off to approve cases.. and they are really working hard up there... cases are being approve in no time.

2. this thread has the most number of views and the most number of replies... we have tight family ties... the joy of other is a joy to everyone.

3. when you belong to VJ family, your agony is LESS!!!

4. immigration system is urging LPRs to be separated to be together...

5. Patience is VIRTUE.... the whole process is such a heartache but the least that we can do is to support each other and we all know that sooner or

later... we'll be all get together with our so called loveones but immigration calls them BENEFICIARIES.

[Mus24 0]

MY BELIEFS AND CONCLUSIONS:

1. USCIS is kicking their *** off to approve cases.. and they are really working hard up there... cases are being approve in no time.

2. this thread has the most number of views and the most number of replies... we have tight family ties... the joy of other is a joy to everyone.

3. when you belong to VJ family, your agony is LESS!!!

4. immigration system is urging LPRs to be separated to be together...

5. Patience is VIRTUE.... the whole process is such a heartache but the least that we can do is to support each other and we all know that sooner or

later... we'll be all get together with our so called loveones but immigration calls them BENEFICIARIES.

For the last 2 and a half years,its been tough,really tough going with my newly married life.So many times it has been tested.

When do you become eligible to apply for naturalisation?

[Lebanese Girl 1]

MY BELIEFS AND CONCLUSIONS:

1. USCIS is kicking their *** off to approve cases.. and they are really working hard up there... cases are being approve in no time.

2. this thread has the most number of views and the most number of replies... we have tight family ties... the joy of other is a joy to everyone.

3. when you belong to VJ family, your agony is LESS!!!

4. immigration system is urging LPRs to be separated to be together...

5. Patience is VIRTUE.... the whole process is such a heartache but the least that we can do is to support each other and we all know that sooner or

later... we'll be all get together with our so called loveones but immigration calls them BENEFICIARIES.

WOW..!!!!!!!!!!!! I couldn't have said it better then that I loved it LOVEONES but immigration calls them BENEFICIARIES haha wow that was point blank...

[Mus24 0]

WOW..!!!!!!!!!!!! I couldn't have said it better then that I loved it LOVEONES but immigration calls them BENEFICIARIES haha wow that was point blank...

In cases when the applicant is made to wait 5 years to join his/her family,I'd call them victims or the sufferers rather than beneficiaries.

[-mitch- 3]

In cases when the applicant is made to wait 5 years to join his/her family,I'd call them victims or the sufferers rather than beneficiaries.

victims? sufferers?....in my own point of view... we were given choices and let me enumerate a few: we choose to stay here in the US to have a better and greener pasture for our family, we choose to marry someone that is not from here because we were all destined to that someone from the beginning.

at the moment that we flew here in the US alone, we are already giving immigration people the option for all the waiting agony if we decide to petition our spouses. they did not force us to come here in the US so, we still have a choice if you want to suffer the so called "consequences".

for me, i dont want to see the bad side of it... just want to make the best part of it and be thankful that AMERICA is still welcoming and has a system to have my husband over even though it takes forever.

Edited March 18, 2010 by -mitch-

[arashh 5]

victims? sufferers?....in my own point of view... we were given choices and let me enumerate a few: we choose to stay here in the US to have a better and greener pasture for our family, we choose to marry someone that is not from here because we were all destined to that someone from the beginning.

at the moment that we flew here in the US alone, we are already giving immigration people the option for all the waiting agony if we decide to petition our spouses. they did not force us to come here in the US so, we still have a choice if you want to suffer the so called "consequences".

for me, i dont want to see the bad side of it... just want to make the best part of it and be thankful that AMERICA is still welcoming and has a system to have my husband over even though it takes forever.

great...i support u and given vote to this post..

[1500528 0]

Why are you not doing AOS here? If the visa bulletin moves forward like last month you should be able to file I-485 in June or earlier. I hear AOS approval does not take long.

yes i am deciding. So, will we get permanant resident on the port of entry, if i did go back home and do consular processing?? or will I have to reapply once i get back with V visa? thanks

[-mitch- 3]

great...i support u and given vote to this post..

i have those times too that i feel like giving up and just turning my back about this land of milk and honey and just going home to my own country but hey! at least we will have this oppotunity to take our families here even though it will be years but at least...

@ arashh---thanks for the support.

[Lebanese Girl 1]

i have those times too that i feel like giving up and just turning my back about this land of milk and honey and just going home to my own country but hey! at least we will have this oppotunity to take our families here even though it will be years but at least...

@ arashh---thanks for the support.

LOL i get those feelings every other month lol, feeling like nothing seems to matter to me anymore and i just give up hope... But then I start thinking, when I was back home I wasn't happy in choice of life.. I wasn't eating everthing I wanted I was buying everything I wanted I wasn't doing everthing I wanted to be doing.. So I think twice, but there are those moments lol and I hate them because sometimes they win me.. But my mind comes right back and attacks my heart and I stay lol...