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[mayur1608 3]

Any one got interview letter for PD 2010?

My PD is March 2010

[fx1hawkins 0]

I am filing out DS 260 and IV APPLICATION

The visa applicant is an unmarried women with 3 children under 18.

Can I add her to the IV APPLICATION and when do I pay for the children since they aren't on the visa.

Do I need all same documents for them that the mother is required to send?

Please help me

Thank you

Xavier

[zaback21 29]

Hi,

I have a question regarding F2B petition. My father who got his F4 petition approved (through my aunt who is an US Citizen and applied for him 13 years ago) is immigrating to US this September as Permanent Resident. My mom and my sister (whose CSPA age is under 21) is accompanying him this September too. I couldn't join them since my CSPA age is over 21.

Can my mother who will become PR this September (through accompanying my dad) petition for me once she gets her Green Card ? Or does this have to be only my dad since my aunt filed petition for him ?

Thanks in advance !

Edited August 5, 2016 by zaback21

[aaron2020 11,651]

I am filing out DS 260 and IV APPLICATION

The visa applicant is an unmarried women with 3 children under 18.

Can I add her to the IV APPLICATION and when do I pay for the children since they aren't on the visa.

Do I need all same documents for them that the mother is required to send?

Please help me

Thank you

Xavier

Hi,

Each applicant will need to pay the DS-260 fee and file a separate DS-260.

Did the petitioner or beneficiary ever update the case to add the 3 children? If no, then that needs to be done first.

Best of luck.

[aaron2020 11,651]

Hi,

I have a question regarding F2B petition. My father who got his F4 petition approved (through my aunt who is an US Citizen and applied for him 13 years ago) is immigrating to US this September as Permanent Resident. My mom and my sister (whose CSPA age is under 21) is accompanying him this September too. I couldn't join them since my CSPA age is over 21.

Can my mother who will become PR this September (through accompanying my dad) petition for me once she gets her Green Card ? Or does this have to be only my dad since my aunt filed petition for him ?

Thanks in advance !

Hi,

Both parents should file separately for you. It will take about 7 years for an LPR parent to petition for you. If a petitioner dies, the petition for you dies. Both parents filing is like having an insurance plan in case one parent dies. (I've seen this happen.)

Best of luck.

[zaback21 29]

Hi,

Both parents should file separately for you. It will take about 7 years for an LPR parent to petition for you. If a petitioner dies, the petition for you dies. Both parents filing is like having an insurance plan in case one parent dies. (I've seen this happen.)

Best of luck.

Thanks so much !

Another question regarding I-130 form question 14b.

14b. Did you gain permanent resident status through marriage to a US citizen or lawful permanent resident ?

My mom is an accompany of my dad's F4 petition. So, in a way my mom was able to come to US through her marriage to my dad. But she didn't got her LPR through petition by my dad. (Please read the above post for more info.)

So, I am a little confused whether the answer is yes or no.

Thanks !

[mayur1608 3]

Hey guys, I've received email from AskNVC@state.gov, and they have sent two emails, one email is for PTRP FOR NEOPOST DS-1200 and second is P3U AGENT FOR WWRO. In both email there is one attachment which is asking me to follow below steps, WHICH I ALREADY HAVE COMPLETED. I've called them before 10 days and they have confirmed that your case is completed and now you need to wait for Visa numbers to be available.

I called them toady before few minutes and they said, you case is completed and you can ignore this email. And I was like *****

Step 3: Submit visa application form

Step 4: Collect financial documents

Step 5: Collect supporting documents

Step 6: Submit documents to the NVC

[sap283 0]

Thanks so much !

Another question regarding I-130 form question 14b.

14b. Did you gain permanent resident status through marriage to a US citizen or lawful permanent resident ?

My mom is an accompany of my dad's F4 petition. So, in a way my mom was able to come to US through her marriage to my dad. But she didn't got her LPR through petition by my dad. (Please read the above post for more info.)

So, I am a little confused whether the answer is yes or no.

Thanks !

Though I'm not an attorney, answer should be no.

[Jarin12345 16]

I am filing out DS 260 and IV APPLICATION

The visa applicant is an unmarried women with 3 children under 18.

Can I add her to the IV APPLICATION and when do I pay for the children since they aren't on the visa.

Do I need all same documents for them that the mother is required to send?

Please help me

Thank you

Xavier

As long as you are still in the F category ( your sponsor is a green card holder) you can add your child, the best thing to do is to contact NVC and let them know that you want to add your children, you can either call them or contact them through email at "Ask NVC"

[zaback21 29]

Though I'm not an attorney, answer should be no.

Thanks !

[myomin 1]

MY Priority date is Jan 2011, now visa bulletin for August 2016, F2B is moving to Feb 2011.

I would like to know when will i receive the welcome letter.

If any one has experienced in F2B processing kindly pls answer.

Thx

[AmirabbasSedghiza 0]

Hi there, i was at embassy in Abu Dhabi, in January.

I have been told that i have to submitted and prepared enough Petitiononer domicilin documents then comeback.

I wanna know what should i give them, my mother is 65 years old, has no ability to speak in english, can not work, so what i have are insurance, bank accounts and credit cards, celphone bill, fix tel line bill, house rent contract, Dr's check up and medications documents.

All of them are notarized.

What should i give them more?, please let me know. Is that correct that they will send my to AP process for unknown amont of time to check background?

Edited August 15, 2016 by AmirabbasSedghiza

[frzd123 0]

Hi there, i was at embassy in Abu Dhabi, in January.

I have been told that i have to submitted and prepared enough Petitiononer domicilin documents then comeback.

I wanna know what should i give them, my mother is 65 years old, has no ability to speak in english, can not work, so what i have are insurance, bank accounts and credit cards, celphone bill, fix tel line bill, house rent contract, Dr's check up and medications documents.

All of them are notarized.

What should i give them more?, please let me know. Is that correct that they will send my to AP process for unknown amont of time to check background?

The U.S. Domicile Requirement for Petitioners Living Outside the U.S.

A petitioner living outside the United States and who has not maintained any ties with the United States, and who wishes to qualify as a sponsor must demonstrate that:

1. He or she has taken steps to establish a domicile in the United States;

2. He or she has either already taken up physical residence in the United States or will do so currently with the applicant;

3. The sponsor does not have to precede the applicant to the United States but, if he or she does not do so, he or she must at least arrive in the United States concurrently with the applicant;

4. The sponsor must establish an address (a house, an apartment, or arrangements for accommodations with family or friend) and either must have already taken up physical residence in the United States; or

5. Must at a minimum to state that he or she intends to take up residence there no later than the time of the applicant’s immigration to the United States.

Although there is no time frame for the petitioner to establish residence, the sponsor/petitioner must in fact, have taken up principal residence in the United States. Evidence that the sponsor has established a domicile in the United States and is either physically residing there or intends to do so before or concurrently with the applicant may include the following:

1. Opening a bank account;

2. Transferring funds to the United States;

3. Making investments in the United States;

4. Seeking employment in the United States;

5. Registering children in U.S. schools;

6. Applying for a Social Security number; and

7. Voting in local, State, or Federal elections.

[frzd123 0]

Hi there, i was at embassy in Abu Dhabi, in January.

I have been told that i have to submitted and prepared enough Petitiononer domicilin documents then comeback.

I wanna know what should i give them, my mother is 65 years old, has no ability to speak in english, can not work, so what i have are insurance, bank accounts and credit cards, celphone bill, fix tel line bill, house rent contract, Dr's check up and medications documents.

All of them are notarized.

What should i give them more?, please let me know. Is that correct that they will send my to AP process for unknown amont of time to check background?

Is your mom a US citizen? If no, would you please tell us is she is living in US or not?

[AmirabbasSedghiza 0]

My mom is green card holder and is still there, she got her social security number. But we ahd nothing to transfer to united state we just sold some furnitures and had no any ownership in iran.she is in united state rightnow and wont come back in Iran since we have nothing and no any family's are living here.