The NVC October Moral Support/Ranting Thread

[Soloenta 2,218]

Yes i get so crazy that i went to hospital in serious depression lot of time ,I lost my 6 weeks 4 days old pregnancy this july. I lost my appetite , lost my sleep, lost interest in every way of communication .I almost lost hope. still this hope is not that powerful at all. I am disturb still. And dying to meet him every second.

Oh sweet heart I'm so very sorry for your loss but soon you will see Insha'Allah you will be with your husband again. Just try to be strong for your husband if you get sick it will kill him so please be strong do it for your husband.

LOL!!!!!!! no one in nvc knows how we all feel, until it happens to them. Then they will probably have the loudest mouth, screaming and cussing.

Oh you bet they would such light weights

[MoBar65 520]

OK, Please Help. I have been a silent member on this thread and have got much needed information on other occasions but I am really stuck this time. I am filling out my DS-260 and where I have to fill out my address details, it ask for any other address(es) where I may have lived afer I turn 16, I have lived in Australia for almost 5 yrs so logically I should just go ahead and fill out the address(es) in Australia. Now here's the twist my wife (petetioner) or her lawyer I should say, while filling out my USCIS (I130) application completely skiped the part that I lived overseas. So USCIS had no info that I lived in Australia. Now when I submit my DS-260 , would I get a checklist of some sort or would there be any sort of complications at the interview, as they might see it as we tried to withold the info. Is there any hope or am I completely doomed. Thanks in advance

I think you need to grab a copy of the I-130 form that was filled for you as the bold sentence above doesn't make sense to me. You're not a USC or LPR, so how could they have skipped mentioning the fact you lived oversees? And if so, how did your petitioned get approved?

I just perused the I-130 form, and it only asks for the alien relative's current foreign address and the last foreign address he/she lived with the US petitioner. If you lived with the petitioner oversees and the address was not divulged on the I-130, then you may have a problem.

In any case, you will be asked to take an oath during the interview to the fullness and accuracy of everything you submitted or said. So get resolved on telling the truth and on explaining any omissions.

[EOC 440]

I received a CC email a week after I found out that I got a CC.

Since you got a CC last Friday, you'll probably receive it tomorrow or next Monday.

I received a CC email a week after I found out that I got a CC.

Since you got a CC last Friday, you'll probably receive it tomorrow or next Monday.

OK thanks.

Thank you sweet heart if he doesn't call me I'll call him and post here of course.

I will be praying you hear good news tonight.

[sappy12 1]

I think you need to grab a copy of the I-130 form that was filled for you as the bold sentence above doesn't make sense to me. You're not a USC or LPR, so how could they have skipped mentioning the fact you lived oversees? And if so, how did your petitioned get approved?

I just perused the I-130 form, and it only asks for the alien relative's current foreign address and the last foreign address he/she lived with the US petitioner. If you lived with the petitioner oversees and the address was not divulged on the I-130, then you may have a problem.

In any case, you will be asked to take an oath during the interview to the fullness and accuracy of everything you submitted or said. So get resolved on telling the truth and on explaining any omissions.

Hi, I did look at the copy of the I-130 that was filled for me, and where it ask for the the alien relative address it also ask for any other address where you lived in last 5 yrs which for me would have been my overseas address but they did not mention that and only mentioned my current address where I live now. And no I did not live with the petioner on that overseas address.

[Soloenta 2,218]

OK thanks.

I will be praying you hear good news tonight.

Thank you my angel. (L)

[Soloenta 2,218]

Please read my post see if you can figure anything out please. Thank you in advance.

URGENT

I need a huge favor I am copying and pasting from another thread this is very urgent we need as much information as we can get and if anyone knows of any organization that can help this lovely person then please post it for her here please.

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Chantil Marcus

Junior Member

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• Group: New Members.
• Joined: 22 Sep 2014
• City:LA
• State:California
• Filed for: F-2A Visa
• Filing Location: California Service Center
• Local Office: Los Angeles CA
• Country: Egypt

  

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Posted 22 September 2014 - 04:42 AM

Hi all,

I am a new joiner & I would like to ask a couple of questions .

I am married to LPR ,& we filed for 130 F2A , 12-sept-2014 is our PD .

We are from Egypt, I got the receipt & when I checked USISD website , I entered the receipt number & I got initial review , I checked the processing time for California service center for spouse , it was 5 month .

Now I do not understand what's the use for the processing time if I have to wait for my PD to be current, is there any way to speed things up as my husband is Christian & I am not & in Egypt they do not allow nor recognize civil marriage, & it might be dangerous for me if anyone found out.That's why we got married in Cyprus.

Bases on the average number of previously processed cases , how long do you think it's gonna take for my PD to be current, I know you can never know for fact how long it's gonna take but just an estimate, a year , 6 month , 2 years.

Please let me know if you need to know anything else , thanks & I really appreciate your help guys.

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I asked if her husband was a US citizen etc this is her replay,

Hi Soloenta;

You are so kind , my husband is Egyptian as well & he was a religious asylee in the US , he got his green card recently & then we traveled abroad to get married .

Then applied for I130 , he can not apply for citizenship for another 4 years, I know you think it was reckless , but we did not plan for it , we were best friends then we fell in love , we could not get married in Egypt & he traveled to the states in 2012 & I was able to c him in 2014 last September after he got his green card and we were able to travel .

God bless you for your wishes & thoughtful words, I will really need your prayers & thank you for the email , I will send them , who knows & I will let you know what was their reply :)

Edited October 2, 2014 by Soloenta

[anuspras 65]

Hi, I did look at the copy of the I-130 that was filled for me, and where it ask for the the alien relative address it also ask for any other address where you lived in last 5 yrs which for me would have been my overseas address but they did not mention that and only mentioned my current address where I live now. And no I did not live with the petioner on that overseas address.

If you have lived abroad in the last 5 years, you definitely needs to mention it in your I 130. It does not matter whether you lived with or without the petitioner. It's a pretty straight forward question on the I 130. I think you will be questioned during the interview. Not too sure if you have an option of changing anything now.

I'm sure someone would like to pitch in and let you know if anything else can be done...

[Ketsuban 1,034]

Please read my post see if you can figure anything out please. Thank you in advance.

URGENT

I need a huge favor I am copying and pasting from another thread this is very urgent we need as much information as we can get and if anyone knows of any organization that can help this lovely person then please post it for her here please.

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Chantil Marcus

Junior Member

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• Group: New Members.
• Joined: 22 Sep 2014
• City:LA
• State:California
• Filed for: F-2A Visa
• Filing Location: California Service Center
• Local Office: Los Angeles CA
• Country: Egypt

  

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Posted 22 September 2014 - 04:42 AM

Hi all,

I am a new joiner & I would like to ask a couple of questions .

I am married to LPR ,& we filed for 130 F2A , 12-sept-2014 is our PD .

We are from Egypt, I got the receipt & when I checked USISD website , I entered the receipt number & I got initial review , I checked the processing time for California service center for spouse , it was 5 month .

Now I do not understand what's the use for the processing time if I have to wait for my PD to be current, is there any way to speed things up as my husband is Christian & I am not & in Egypt they do not allow nor recognize civil marriage, & it might be dangerous for me if anyone found out.That's why we got married in Cyprus.

Bases on the average number of previously processed cases , how long do you think it's gonna take for my PD to be current, I know you can never know for fact how long it's gonna take but just an estimate, a year , 6 month , 2 years.

Please let me know if you need to know anything else , thanks & I really appreciate your help guys.

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I asked if her husband was a US citizen etc this is her replay,

Hi Soloenta;

You are so kind , my husband is Egyptian as well & he was a religious asylee in the US , he got his green card recently & then we traveled abroad to get married .

Then applied for I130 , he can not apply for citizenship for another 4 years, I know you think it was reckless , but we did not plan for it , we were best friends then we fell in love , we could not get married in Egypt & he traveled to the states in 2012 & I was able to c him in 2014 last September after he got his green card and we were able to travel .

God bless you for your wishes & thoughtful words, I will really need your prayers & thank you for the email , I will send them , who knows & I will let you know what was their reply :)

I did some looking around when she posted a few days ago, and it seems F-2As aren't eligible for expedition at all. She would have to try for asylum or her husband would need to become a US citizen.

[Soloenta 2,218]

I did some looking around when she posted a few days ago, and it seems F-2As aren't eligible for expedition at all. She would have to try for asylum or her husband would need to become a US citizen.

Thank you so much, boy what a mess doesn't seem right wish they could both go to another country. I know they can go to Ecuador no visa needed for up to 90 days and there are communities where they pretty much only speak English but job wise I don't know. Wish I could help them. Your such an angel than you and bless you for your help.

[MoBar65 520]

If you have lived abroad in the last 5 years, you definitely needs to mention it in your I 130. It does not matter whether you lived with or without the petitioner. It's a pretty straight forward question on the I 130. I think you will be questioned during the interview. Not too sure if you have an option of changing anything now.

I'm sure someone would like to pitch in and let you know if anything else can be done...

Hi, I did look at the copy of the I-130 that was filled for me, and where it ask for the the alien relative address it also ask for any other address where you lived in last 5 yrs which for me would have been my overseas address but they did not mention that and only mentioned my current address where I live now. And no I did not live with the petioner on that overseas address.

I don't want to sound like a doubting Thomas, but I skinned my eyes again on the I-130 form and can't find the 5-year addresses question you're referring to. Which item number is it? Maybe it's obsolete with the latest version, now that the question appears in the newly introduced DS-260?

In any case, I agree with anuspras... you need to list it in the DS-260 anyway.

Please read my post see if you can figure anything out please. Thank you in advance.

URGENT

You posted about this case sometime ago, dear, and I did respond to the OP then. Either she needs to wait till her PD becomes current or investigate a different petition category... asylum, perhaps, as her husband successfully did for himself earlier.

[Soloenta 2,218]

I don't want to sound like a doubting Thomas, but I skinned my eyes again on the I-130 form and can't find the 5-year addresses question you're referring to. Which item number is it? Maybe it's obsolete with the latest version, now that the question appears in the newly introduced DS-260?

In any case, I agree with anuspras... you need to list it in the DS-260 anyway.

You posted about this case sometime ago, dear, and I did respond to the OP then. Either she needs to wait till her PD becomes current or investigate a different petition category... asylum, perhaps, as her husband successfully did for himself earlier.

I'm so sorry MoBar my brain is scrambled eggs can't think much until I hear from Octavio. (L)

I thought her petitioning for Asylum was the best way to go also since she is in real immanent danger if her family finds out. Trying to find a safe haven until then wonder if that would mess up thing? I mean if she moves to a safe country see can't think.

[sappy12 1]

I don't want to sound like a doubting Thomas, but I skinned my eyes again on the I-130 form and can't find the 5-year addresses question you're referring to. Which item number is it? Maybe it's obsolete with the latest version, now that the question appears in the newly introduced DS-260?

In any case, I agree with anuspras... you need to list it in the DS-260 anyway.

You posted about this case sometime ago, dear, and I did respond to the OP then. Either she needs to wait till her PD becomes current or investigate a different petition category... asylum, perhaps, as her husband successfully did for himself earlier.

Thanks MoBar, its at page G-325A Biographic information (Applicant's Residence last five yers) and yes, thats what I am going to do, however what I was wondering was, if I should volunteer that info at the interview.

By doing that I there there is a possibility that they might question my entire USCIS approval. What do you think?

I am going to send my Australian PCC anyways.

[MoBar65 520]

I'm so sorry MoBar my brain is scrambled eggs can't think much until I hear from Octavio. (L)

I thought her petitioning for Asylum was the best way to go also since she is in real immanent danger if her family finds out. Trying to find a safe haven until then wonder if that would mess up thing? I mean if she moves to a safe country see can't think.

Your plate is too full at the moment, so I can't blame you. Seriously, your friend eloped to Cypress to get married and her husband is back in the US. Couldn't she maintain that covert operation for the time being? Being from Egypt, it is extremely difficult for her to get even tourist visas to almost anywhere... judging from what my Egyptian friends tell me.

[Soloenta 2,218]

Your plate is too full at the moment, so I can't blame you. Seriously, your friend eloped to Cypress to get married and her husband is back in the US. Couldn't she maintain that covert operation for the time being? Being from Egypt, it is extremely difficult for her to get even tourist visas to almost anywhere... judging from what my Egyptian friends tell me.

Thank you and I thought the same thing that she could just be quiet about it but I don't know specifics of her situation. You can go to Ecuador without a visa I know that for a fact stay up to 3 months then apply for a visa to stay longer. She has that option and I know someone there that might be able to help not sure. I think the problem is money and finding a job for her unless her husband can send her some money. If she rents just a room then it's doable because food is cheap there. Also if she was Muslim we have Mosques in at least three major cities there and Halal restaurants so for Egyptians that want to travel or what ever it would be easy. Plus it's very beautiful there lush green with the view of the snow covered volcanoes it's breath taking and the people are so nice. I wish I was there right now. A big plus is that her husband can visit her it's not expensive to fly there would be ideal.

Edited October 2, 2014 by Soloenta

[Aahil 90]

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