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mariahjenee   0

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Hi!

I am an American citizen and married to a Peruvian. He is in Peru and I am in the US. BUT I am about to move Peru to be with him while all this processing happens. I am young (22) and just graduated from college. Therefore, I have no set employment. I worked as a nanny over the summer and have ajob teaching english in Peru. We are in the processes of having to file an Affadavit of Support form and I am very worried. Up until this point we have done everyhting ourselves, without a lawyer. Any tips? Is this possible to do with me living abroad? Shall I file it and say I am unemployed and then do a joint sponsor form? I could easily get a job here, but we have been apart for too long.

PLease give me any advice you may have. I really have no one to turn to!

Thanks!

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I+H   11

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: United Arab Emirates
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It sounds like you are going to need a cosponsor.

12-27-2010: I-129F arrived at USCIS sent packet on 12/23

12-29-2010: Notice date on NOA1

12-31-2010: Check cleared

01-02-2011: NOA1 received via SMS & E-Mail

01-06-2011: NOA1 hardcopy received via USPS[/color]

2-17-2011:Touched

04/12/2011:NOA2!!!!!

4-18-11: Received by NVC

4-20-11: Left NVC

4-24-11: Received by the consulate in Abu Dhabi

4-27-11:Received both packet 3 & 4 via e-mail from Abu Dhabi

7-25-11:Interview date-Administrative Processing

8-3-11:Administrative Processing ended - APPROVED!!!!!! :D

8-25-11:POE-SFO

9-10-11:Married!!!

9-26-11:Sent AOS Packet

10-6-11:Received NOA1s via text and E-mail

10-9-11:NOA1 hardcopies received, along with biometrics appointment letter

10-25-11:Biometrics Appointment

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Penguin_ie Grand Master

Penguin_ie   5,993

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As long as you have a co-sponsor, you will be fine.

BTW, forget the K3, go for the CR-1, it allows him to get a greencard upon entry

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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Virginian61   1

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Thailand
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I'm sure they are use to students getting married. Don't worry. But you will need a joint sponsor.

N-400 CITIZENSHIP TIMELINE

10/20/14...N-400 mailed to Phoenix
--/--/14.. N-400 packet received
--/--/14... Check cashed
--/--/14... NOA1 received (Priority Date 10/10/14)
---/---/14... Biometrics Letter received (Bio set for --/--/14)
---/---/14... Early walk-in for Biometrics (Tampa FL)
---/---/14... In line for interview
---/---/14... Interview completed
---/---/14... Oath letter received
---/---/14... Oath Ceremony!

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