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So my fiance has kind of an interesting situation. He is Colombian, but we met and he has been living for many years in Ecuador without any papers. Obviously one of the criteria for the K-1 visa proces is a police report from all countries where he was lived for more than 6 months over the age of 16. Ecuador obviously fits this criteria for him (not to mention we are doing the visa process in Ecuador) and so he needs a police report from Ecuador. He claims, however, that he won't be able to get a police report there because those are only available for people living legally in the country. Is this true? Does anyone know of anyway around this? thanks!

10/5/09 - NOA1 sent

11/16/09 - request to expedite petition for humanitarian and medical reasons (I am pregnant with our baby due 1/22/10)

11/17/09 - request DENIED

1/7/10 - NOA 2 sent

1/13/10 - National Visa Center receives petition

1/22/10 - our baby is born right on his due date!

2/4/10 - make appointment with US embassy in Guayaquil

2/18/10 - I arrive in Ecuador with our little one, we meet up as a family

2/24/10 - Visa appointment with Embassy...Visa Approved!

3/10/10 - I fly back to the states

3/17/10 - He flies to the states

5/19/10 - We get married

10/10? - File for Green Card

1/6/11 - Green Card Interview - Accepted

 
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