Illegal Entry!!!!

[finesse 3]

finesse, your comment is also inappropriate in the upper forums. If you have nothing useful to add to the conversation then do not add anything.

mi didn't knoa is was dat serious...jus a joke mi a mek

i see you q

[^KK^ 3]

finesse, your comment is also inappropriate in the upper forums. If you have nothing useful to add to the conversation then do not add anything.

mi didn't knoa is was dat serious...jus a joke mi a mek

i see you q

whooooiiiieeee.....mi neva knoa dis galang inna da odda forum dem.....kissteet...

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Off Topic behaviour - as these last two posts illustrate - are not allowed in the Upper Forums. This is considered inappropriate behaviour when the objective of these forums is to provide assistance and not to joke or make fun of either the process or any of the respondents. Please take the time to read this letter written by the site administrator Captain Ewok advising you of the new focus on stopping OT behaviour in the upper forums. You will see that failure to follow this directive can result in a 4 hour suspension. Suspensions have and are been given out for those who don't take this position seriously.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=207663

Edited July 28, 2009 by Kathryn41

[Old Dominion 26]

Judgments notwithstanding, the OP's best bet is to return immediately to Jamaica. Let her husband file the I-130. If his petition is approved, by then she should already have hired a top flight attorney in Jamaica to deal with the issues of fraud and overstaying. Our immigration laws and regulations are right now the most restrictive in our history, but it wasn't so ten years ago. There is a slight possibility that the Department of State would take into account her lifestyle in the US while here illegally -- did she work, pay taxes, lead an acceptable lifestyle, etc. etc. That would be for her lawyer to work on, not someone from VJ.

Good luck!

[JaEnglishGirl 34]

I-601 from Jamaica!!!!!!!!

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Hi Everyone,

Can someone please help me out here, I would greatly appreciate it.

Here's my story:

I came here almost 9 and a half years ago in someone else's passport from Jamaica. The problem is I have absolutely no evidence to proove this and no way of getting any. I guess I will be filing as EWI. I've been married for a year now and I have two kids that are not my husband's. Lawyers advised us that I have to go back to Jamaica for my interview after everything's been filed. Can someone help me get started with this lon process, what information to get to prepare to file the I-130. Has anyone ever filed a case like this without using a lawyer? I know we'll have to prepare a waiver packet but what's the first step,thanks.

How did you manage to have two kids that weren't your husband's?

[Thai Rath 1]

How did you manage to have two kids that weren't your husband's?

Totally irrelevant and no one's business but the OP's...sheesh.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

How did you manage to have two kids that weren't your husband's?

That question is completely irrelevant to the OP's question and out of line. Why? It is not any of our business, and she did not ask for parenting or relationship advise.

[reeses16 8]

How did you manage to have two kids that weren't your husband's?

Not relevant to her question. Also, if you re-read her post you'll find the answer.

Edited July 28, 2009 by reeses16

[mrscrockett 0]

You can file the waiver, pay the fine and say your prayers. Good Luck.

[DaleandPat 0]

I-601 from Jamaica!!!!!!!!

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Hi Everyone,

Can someone please help me out here, I would greatly appreciate it.

Here's my story:

I came here almost 9 and a half years ago in someone else's passport from Jamaica. The problem is I have absolutely no evidence to proove this and no way of getting any. I guess I will be filing as EWI. I've been married for a year now and I have two kids that are not my husband's. Lawyers advised us that I have to go back to Jamaica for my interview after everything's been filed. Can someone help me get started with this lon process, what information to get to prepare to file the I-130. Has anyone ever filed a case like this without using a lawyer? I know we'll have to prepare a waiver packet but what's the first step,thanks.

Let me get this straight. You came here to the USA on someone else's passport. The US Immigration may view that as fraud and if that is the case you are not here legally. Then a relative could use the I-130 to bring you here legally. If you go back to Jamaica or even try Customs and Immigration my notice something. If they do, I am not sure what will happen. It just maybe that you will not need to worry about the I-130 petition.

[JaEnglishGirl 34]

How did you manage to have two kids that weren't your husband's?

That question is completely irrelevant to the OP's question and out of line. Why? It is not any of our business, and she did not ask for parenting or relationship advise.

But...I soooo badly want to know!! And I wasn't going to give parenting of relationship advice. (

P.S. You must really learn the difference between advise and advice.)

[canadian_wife 1,822]

WOAH!! What is the matter with people! Calm down, we are here to support each other and offer some encouragement and assistance. We are NOT here to judge and we are certainly not here to insult.

KGH - if you can't offer anything constructive or supportive, why are you posting?

[Brian&Naty 0]

I-601 from Jamaica!!!!!!!!

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Hi Everyone,

Can someone please help me out here, I would greatly appreciate it.

Here's my story:

I came here almost 9 and a half years ago in someone else's passport from Jamaica. The problem is I have absolutely no evidence to proove this and no way of getting any. I guess I will be filing as EWI. I've been married for a year now and I have two kids that are not my husband's. Lawyers advised us that I have to go back to Jamaica for my interview after everything's been filed. Can someone help me get started with this lon process, what information to get to prepare to file the I-130. Has anyone ever filed a case like this without using a lawyer? I know we'll have to prepare a waiver packet but what's the first step,thanks.

I would go back to your country and find an attorney. If your children are still young and need their mother; then they are your priority. Without sounding judgmental, you had to have realized your own situation before you made the decision to marry this man. Sounds like you have a complicated issue and you need to take it one step at a time. Follow your legal team's advice, After all, you are paying them.

[TRELAWNY PARISH 10]

Lord, please shut this down before it gets any worse....

my girl, mi tell u wah fi do areadi...link mi if u wah more info

[SupportOAFJF 0]

Len is correct dutchmatt. Judgemental postings are not tolerated in the immigration threads. This is your last warning.

thank u guys so much for this!