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highlander08   9

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Hello everyone, I have just returned from my first trip to Ukraine. It is a great place. It is sad that the war is going on there. I was in Kharkiv when the plane was shot down.. I have been communicating with my Lady for some time now and decided to make it official and go meet her. I arrived on july 9th and left on the 22nd. Every day I saw more and more qualities I have always dreamed of finding in my lady,, I am very much in love, And she was wearing my Engagement ring when I left.. I want to start the fiancé visa process.. She has an 11 year old daughter, the same age as my daughter.. I have explained to her about the requirement for the letter of consent required from the father for her daughter to move here as a lpr.. She understands this. But to increase our chances of success She wants to see a copy of a letter that was approved.. She is a lawyer and engineer for the railroad in Kharkiv.. Does anyone here have a copy of a letter that was approved by U.S. immigration.. that you would be good enough to share with us.. Also I will be looking for other advice throughout this process... Now I know first hand why so many men are in love with fsu women. they are awesome. She blew my mind everyday I was there, compared to the fine women in America...

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highlander08   9

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Also with a recent photo of us together.. Do I also need to send a photo of me and her daughter together. ?

*The Family Rules*

Always tell the truth , Always argue naked,of course not in the childrens presence.and Don't go to bed angry.

Too much t.v is bad, too much reading is good! Family comes first, always be there.

Hands are for hugging not for hitting! Be thankful for what you have.. don't envy others

Have fun, be kind, ask first, no fussing, no whining., Husband adore her always- Wife love him forever

Sing silly, dance crazy, hug often, snuggle daily ,use your manners- Yes, please. No, thank you.

Use nice words, ignore dirty words Share everything except bad ideas

Say your prayers, thank God for this family.

Always be nice to strangers cuz they just might be a friend you have'nt met yet..!

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Here is a link which contains a template for a letter of consent. Don't know if it will help you or not but if no one replies, it is a place to start.

http://photos.state.gov/libraries/unitedkingdom/164203/cons-acs/sample_letter_of_consent_to_travel.pdf

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What ever letter form you use it must notarized and contain a statement from the absent parent giving permission for the child to permanently move to and reside in the USA. You will also need a photocopy of the photo and signature pages of his/her passport or court decree of sole custody or a death certificate. Typically a "notarius" there will be familiar with the proper wording for the letter. Good luck.

Don't let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.

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Hello everyone, I have just returned from my first trip to Ukraine. It is a great place. It is sad that the war is going on there. I was in Kharkiv when the plane was shot down.. I have been communicating with my Lady for some time now and decided to make it official and go meet her. I arrived on july 9th and left on the 22nd. Every day I saw more and more qualities I have always dreamed of finding in my lady,, I am very much in love, And she was wearing my Engagement ring when I left.. I want to start the fiancé visa process.. She has an 11 year old daughter, the same age as my daughter.. I have explained to her about the requirement for the letter of consent required from the father for her daughter to move here as a lpr.. She understands this. But to increase our chances of success She wants to see a copy of a letter that was approved.. She is a lawyer and engineer for the railroad in Kharkiv.. Does anyone here have a copy of a letter that was approved by U.S. immigration.. that you would be good enough to share with us.. Also I will be looking for other advice throughout this process... Now I know first hand why so many men are in love with fsu women. they are awesome. She blew my mind everyday I was there, compared to the fine women in America...

nice to hear from you again!

so, if your lady is a lawyer in ukraine, she should be aware of laws as for minors travelling abroad. but any ways, any attorney in any region of Ukraine can do the legal permit to take child abroad, for this a concent of both parents should be....thus, it means her ex-husband and she, go with all docs to attorney and sing paper that father of a child allows the child to leave Ukraine. (it´s quite basic document and the only thing that may interrupt is father who in reality does not want child to go abroad).

K-1 timeline:

11-07-2013 - I-129F form sent ---> 11-15-2013 - NOA1 - e-mail received, transferred to California Service Center.

11-20-2013 - Alien registration number changed.

11-22-2013 - NOA1 hardcopy (I-797C)

12-13-2013 - NOA2 approval notification ---> 12-20-2013 - NOA2 hardcopy

01-08-2014 - NVC recieved ---->01-09-2014 - NVC left

01-13-2014 - Consulate recieved ----> 01-14-2014 - E-mail from the Consulate

01-16-2014 - NVC letter hardcopy ----> 01-23-2014- Medical done

02-18-2014- Interview (Approved) ----> 02-20-2014- Visa issued ----> 02-24-2014- Visa in hand

03-02-2014- US entry --->03-20-2014 - Social Security Number recieved --->04-24-2014 - Wedding

AOS timeline:

05-13-2014 - AOS package sent ---> 05-21-2014- NOA1 - e-mail received

05-24-2014 - NOA1 hardcopy (I-797C)

06-03-2014 - Biometrics appointment letter (for June 13)

06-12-2014 - USCIS web status for RFE

06-13-2014 - Biometrics done

06-16-2014 - RFE hardcopy in mail ---> 06-18-2014 - RFE answer sent by mail ---> 06-20-2014 - RFE delivered

08-05-2014 - EAD/ AP - APPROVED!!!! ---> 08-13-2014 - EAD/AP card delivered

09-05-2014 - InfoPass due to RFE and SSN (RFE delievered June 23 to NBC).

10-17-2014 - SSN recieved on married name ---> 12-12-2014 - update on USCIS web (RFE received on June 23), the case could not be tracked

02-17-2015 - GC approved (no interview) ---> 02-26-2015 - GC RECEIVED

08-13-2016 - address change via web --->09-13-2016 - Address change via mail (web failed to change correctly) --->10-06-2016 - Address change of sponsor

ROC:

11-21-2016 - package sent to CSC ---> 11-22-2016 - package delivered to CSC ---> 11-25-2016 - check cashed--->11-28-2016- NOA1 (dated 11/22/16) --->12-20-2016 -Biometrics appointment

07-18-2017-address change-> 05-10-2018 - GC Approved

N-400:

02-15-18 - Applied -> 03-09-18 - Bio app-> 04-04-18-interview notice-> 05-09-18-interview->05-10-18 - approved -> 06-07-18 - Oath appt notice -> 06-27-18 - Oath ceremony

 

 

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