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Sponsors will not be in the Us on the dates of the interview is that a problem?

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NicciNono   1

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They are here in mexico for a few months. Is there anyway the CO wouod notice or wouod there be a problem with this senario?

Fell in love on a missions trip in 2005, got married in 07, got pregnant and started IR1 visa process in 08, had baby number 2 in 10, and its now 2011, and we are just now finally getting to the end of this long road. (The mail from the embassy never arrives to my home, causing us trouble. Fingers crossed and prayers going up! Both kids born and raised in Mexico and American citizens by CRBA:

His Appointement is October 25th!

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DerZinker   4

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Negative. It should not be a problem, Nicci. It's not like they try to contact your co-sponser or anything like that. They just want to know how much they make.

Timeline:

02/04/2004 - A young Zinker arrives in Mexico to study Spanish and the dating game begins

2004--2005 - Many subsequent visits to Mx ensue to be with my love; engaged in March 2005!

04/??/2005 - I-129F is filed from within the US

06/09/2005 - Zinker moves to Mexico

09/??/2005 - I-129F is approved

10/15/2005 - Interview in Cd. Juarez and subsequently approved for a K1 Visa!..But visa is left in Juarez

10/17/2005 - Due to unexpected pregnancy and a job offer in Mx - we decide not to pursue the visa and it expires :(

01/04/2006 - Married in Mexico

10/09/2011 - Two children later and a comfortable life in Mexico... Preparing to file I-130 in December 2011. Stay Tuned!

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carolynhotstuff   252

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There are instances where the embassy does contact the co-sponsor but it's rare. I know because the embassy called my co-sponsor.

If your co-sponsor will be in Mexico during the interview don't worry about it as I said it's rare for the embassy to call the co-sponsor.

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Penguin_ie Grand Master

Penguin_ie   5,993

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As long as they are just visiting, that is fine. They must be officially resident in the USA.

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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