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Temu tome   1

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Hello everyone ,    (CR-1 visa)

 Thanks to God everything is okay  but i would like to avoid mistake so

   1, visa ,ticket and packet(do not open). what else have to have?

   2, it is my first international flight so does border control  is asking question ? if its so what kind of question ?

   3, How to remove my conditional status ? July 22,2018 will be our 2 years  anniversary . 

       Thank you in advance !!!!

     

 

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Jhonny Proficient

Jhonny   472

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5 hours ago, van tome said:

Hello everyone ,    (CR-1 visa)

 Thanks to God everything is okay  but i would like to avoid mistake so

   1, visa ,ticket and packet(do not open). what else have to have?

   2, it is my first international flight so does border control  is asking question ? if its so what kind of question ?

   3, How to remove my conditional status ? July 22,2018 will be our 2 years  anniversary . 

       Thank you in advance !!!!

     

 

Well, first of all, CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Second, is your first International flight, don´t worry, try to be good dressed, be really polaid with the border control agent, good morning/afternoon/evening, and always treat him/her as sir, lady ....they are persons like us!

go to the file of non U.S citizens and you are going to be conduced to one office and they are going to open the envelop and is going to be a waiting, you just wait when they deliver your passport, check the stamp (I didn´t remember the number) that´s going to act as green card in the meantime you receive it.

Well, 90 days before your 2 years in US you have to remove your conditions, delivering them again of course more evidence, bank accounts together, bills pais for you of the house, your and her address together, life insurance etc.!

Enjoy your trip and soon you and your couple are going to be together.

P.S don´t forget to fill the Embassy review, so more people of your country will find this really helpful!

Have a great day!

February 2016: We met in our jobs.

May 31 2016: We became a couple. :dancing:

August 16 2016: Engaged.

October 20 2016: ¡OUR WEDDING! Wooohooooo !!!!:dancing::dancing::dancing::wub:  :wub: :wub: 

CR-1 Visa Journey ... Service Center: Nebraska. Embassy: Bogotá , Colombia.

(I - 130 USCIS stage) :

Monday, August 21 2017 (Day 1) :  I - 130 sent. 

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Tuesday, September 05 2017 (Day 15) :  NOA 1  (hard copy I-797 received thru post mail) (PD Aug 24 2017).

Tuesday, March 13 2018 (Day 201) : USCIS issues RFE to our case . (Case opended at least) .:dance: 

Saturday, March 17 2018 (Day 205) : USCIS RFE  arrived via post mail.

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Thursday, March 22 2018 (Day 210) : Online Case Status changed to RFE´s answer was received .

Monday, April 2 2018 (Day 221) : ¡Approved! Online Case Status now shows Case was sent to Department of State.:dance::dancing:

 

(NVC Stage) :

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Friday, July 13 2018 (Day 323): Interview Letter Received.:dancing::dance:

Monday, July 23 2018 (Day 333): Case Left NVC.

 

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Monday, August 6 2018 (Day 347): Blood Test and chest X rays. (Done)

Wednesday, August 8 2018 (Day 349): Medical Exam. (Done)

Wednesday, August 15 2018 (Day 356): Biometrics in the Solicitant Atention Center. (Done)

Wednesday, August 22 2018 (Day 363): Interview... Approved! :dancing::dance:

Wednesday, September 19 2018 (Day 393): P.O.E thru Miami International Airport!!! :dancing::dance:

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It doesn't matter when your wedding anniversary is for ROC, only your green card anniversary.  

However I must ask if your visa is valid past Jan 22, 2018.  If so I suggest waiting until after that date to immigrate and avoid ROC completely.  I know you already have a ticket but honestly it saves you the headache of collecting evidence for 2 years. 

~~moved to moving here and your new life from IR1/CR1 process and procedures~~

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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6 hours ago, NikLR said:

It doesn't matter when your wedding anniversary is for ROC, only your green card anniversary.  

However I must ask if your visa is valid past Jan 22, 2018.  If so I suggest waiting until after that date to immigrate and avoid ROC completely.  I know you already have a ticket but honestly it saves you the headache of collecting evidence for 2 years. 

~~moved to moving here and your new life from IR1/CR1 process and procedures~~

He says their 2 year anniversary is July 22 not Jan 22 so no realistic way to delay entering that long :)

Everything crossed for a smooth and stress free journey

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