Can a conjoined twin be the beneficiary of a K1?

heishe · October 8, 2006

But the other twin wouldn't probably be a dependent of the first one, so what would they do?

Kez/JWolf · October 8, 2006

That is a very good question....

Kezzie

KarenCee · October 8, 2006

mybackpages · October 8, 2006

But the other twin wouldn't probably be a dependent of the first one, so what would they do?

:lol: :lol: :lol: The wait starting to get at you?

Pigu · October 8, 2006

Don't worry honey, I won't conjoin with anyone but you. (L) (L)

LaL · October 8, 2006

But the other twin wouldn't probably be a dependent of the first one, so what would they do?

i believe a USCIS addendum would need to be made for this situation!

heishe · October 8, 2006

Don't worry honey, I won't conjoin with anyone but you.

(L) (L) (L) (L) (L) I luvv u Pigu baby kiss kiss (L) (L) (L) (L) (L)

rebeccajo · October 8, 2006

Oh of course you'd have to file for the other one! They need the fee income.

MrMrsKnight · October 9, 2006

Good one!

Ladylethal · October 9, 2006

First thought that occured to me was "troll" then I thought "#######?" now I'll just laugh. :lol: Good question.

Alanlvsjudy · October 9, 2006

I think you'd need to file an additional petition firmly stapled and glued to the first one...

Ladylethal · October 9, 2006

Or you can only file if the beneficiary and petitioner are both conjoined twins.

Michele&Omer · October 9, 2006

What if the other conjoined twin is married or has children???

I'm Gone · October 9, 2006

What if the other conjoined twin is married or has children???

Or has a criminal record?

Edited October 9, 2006 by mdyoung

travlnmannn · October 9, 2006

What if at the medical one of the conjoined twins then what happens ? :blink: :blink: :blink:

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