DS-2032 and other Questions

[His Colombianita 0]

Hello,

I have seen some cases where some members send DS3032 email right after finding out the NVC Case #. It appears after they recieved their NO2 approval by email and within 3 days or so they were able to get the case number from NVC phone and right after they send out DS3032 email.

Hey im really confuse at the Moment. My aunt a USA citizen applied for my dad under a I-130 petition in 2004. We were deported from the USA in August, 2009. However, the petition got approved November, 2009. Since we moved out of the country, we dont longer have the same address. Im worried that my parents are not gonig to get any of the information they should get from either the NVC office or the Embassy. Since im the only one that speaks english in the family im trying to do my best to help them out with the process. I left the states under age at the time so i dont have the 10 year bar. Im moving back to the states with my fiance this month and i really wanted to be able to leave them with answers before i left and some forms fill out for them to be able to use when the time comes. So i have several questions

1. I noticed that forms DS-3032 and DS-2032 are being mentioned. What is the difference between both of this forms?

2. Also, since we are not in the states anymore do we still have to pay for the AOS fee? I read on one of the Forums that you dont have to pay for it if you are outside of The USA. Is that true?

3.Does each of the applicants mentioned in the petition has to pay the IV fee? Or Should we only pay for the Dad since the petition is under his name?

4. Also, how do we know if forms DS-230 needs to be send to the NVC office or the Embassy?

Any help would be greatly appricated!! thanks!

[Darnell 8,479]

Pardon Me Whilst I Spit

as

yer a child of illegal aliens

who

learned enough English language

to

Handle The Immigration Paperwork.

OK - so - lets see whats what, ah? -

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first of all - ya shouldn't be posting in the K-3 forum -

as

K-3 visas are for spouses

and

yer position is derived from an Aunt - and

she's sharing her position to yer father

Aunt? Father? OK - they are brother and sister.

Sister applied for Brother in 2004. Got it.

'We' - whatever 'we' describes - were deported in 2009.

Got it.

'The' petition got approved in 2009, as well, after 'you lot' were deported.

Got it.

re: yer parents getting any information -

no - sorry, they won't get any information -

as

any Visa Status they might have had,

was based on The Aunt, and

any address on yer parents was

mucked up, gone, messed up, and 'postally undiliverable '

because yer parents (and you?) were deported.

Zoom. Gone. No longer 'reachable' via postal mail

because

postal mail connotes a

viable address

for a

USA residency.

Deported? No longer reachable. Sorry.

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You now have some concern that any postal notices sent to yer parents are gonna be set as 'nix' via USPS.

Got it.

They will be set as 'nix' in 2010, as all (parents and you)

were

deported in 2009.

OK SO FAR? Let's continue with this farce, yes?

Moving out of the country, in yer case, always equals 'deportation' - so .......... where do 'they' stand, from 2009 forward? Married couple, with children, deported out of the USA.

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re: NVC mailers or USCIS mailers - sorry, although your parents might qualify for Mailers/Info from NVC as to 'whats next' - they are disqualified from proceeding because they (and you) have been deported. Eventually, USCIS/DHS and NVC do 'catch up' , and any 'real time status' on yer parents will be evaluated as 'deported, not eligible for any benefit'. By now, your Aunt should have received some notice on ineligibilty on yer parents (and you).

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re: moving back to the USA (you) with yer fiancee this month- wow - I hope she is US Citizen, elsewise you are in for a pile of pain.

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re: leave your parents with some answers - whoa - what? pardon? They were deported. Whatever they hoped to accomplish, based on the Aunt's status as a US Citizen, was cancelled, as they (your parents) and you (did you notice?) were deported out of the USA.

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re: you being the 'English Speaker' in the family -sorry - unless yer Aunt made a 'Power of Attorney' document, granting YOU sole authority for any arbitration on yer parents case (based on the Aunt, Father's Sister filing) then you have no legal basis to be 'speaking' for your parents.

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you are moving back to the USA this month with your fi'ancee? Gee - I wish I knew her US Passport ID, as I have big inclination to report you and her to ICE - you should not be legally present in the USA, IMO, you and your family (parents and you) were deported, so you should really never, ever, be allowed back into the USA - you and your parents refused to abide by the Regulations governing entrance into the USA based on yer Aunt's filing of a petition. IMO, you and your parents are stupid, ignorant of any status that the Aunt might have created for you on any petition.

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re: your questions -

1. there is no form DS-2032.

2. AOS fee is paid by the petitioner - this is your Aunt. Paying the fee implies that the petitioner (YOUR AUNT) is sponsering THOSE on the original petition. What names are on the original petition? AOS can mean 2 different things, depending on location - AOS for out of country folk = Affadavit of Support - and AOS in country usually means 'Adjustment of Status' - so - be certain (and tell us) exactly what AOS means to your Aunt, and the amount of fees/ fee expected on any AOS fee/paperwork.

3. IV fee ia dependant on many things - if fee is assessed as IF your parens are IN the USA, the fee is different amount , compared to parents residing outside of USA. Time, dates, residence all are important, here. Who is who, and who is where, and what is hwat?

4. No 'parents visa' is obtained via filing at the Embassy - all is filed to NVC, regardless of physical presence in the USA. Anyone who has been deported (your parents, and by default, ________YOU_______) must be able to file a waiver, I-601, on interview day, for 'Visa Interview', at the US Embassy. Expect a 1 to 4 year wait whilst the waiver is being evaluated, yer Aunt, the petitioner, whilst confused, is approaching 'immigration visa fraud' defintions.

re: help - pardon, your parents are f*cked - they were deported. Sorry, they are stuck for a bit. Should you actually come into the USA on a fiance visa, the best hope that you, yes __________YOU________ have for them, is to continually adjust your status (pay attention to any dates and timeticks) until YOU have yer US Citizenship status, then YOU file I-130 petitions to get them into the USA, filing I-601 waivers on interview day (because they are already banned due to the deportation)

WHEW ! You have some work ahead of you, young man.

Good Luck, whatever happens !

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Hey im really confuse at the Moment. My aunt a USA citizen applied for my dad under a I-130 petition in 2004. We were deported from the USA in August, 2009. However, the petition got approved November, 2009. Since we moved out of the country, we dont longer have the same address. Im worried that my parents are not gonig to get any of the information they should get from either the NVC office or the Embassy. Since im the only one that speaks english in the family im trying to do my best to help them out with the process. I left the states under age at the time so i dont have the 10 year bar. Im moving back to the states with my fiance this month and i really wanted to be able to leave them with answers before i left and some forms fill out for them to be able to use when the time comes. So i have several questions

1. I noticed that forms DS-3032 and DS-2032 are being mentioned. What is the difference between both of this forms?

2. Also, since we are not in the states anymore do we still have to pay for the AOS fee? I read on one of the Forums that you dont have to pay for it if you are outside of The USA. Is that true?

3.Does each of the applicants mentioned in the petition has to pay the IV fee? Or Should we only pay for the Dad since the petition is under his name?

4. Also, how do we know if forms DS-230 needs to be send to the NVC office or the Embassy?

Any help would be greatly appricated!! thanks![/font]

[Otto 83]

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