Brasileiritchas

[Ladylethal 12]

Provavelmente sim.

[LiszyandKenny 5]

Eu vou... mas so porque nao to a fim de ficar lidando com Imigracao a cada 10 anos

a minha "janela" comeca agora dia 16 de janeiro... vou mandar a papelada comecinho de Fevereiro provavelmente

[Ladylethal 12]

Pois é, pra mim o principal motivo de eu achar que vou aplicar pra cidadania é porque nós pensamos e viver uns anos no Brasil, mas não quero ter que passar por tudo de novo se a gente voltar pra Porto Rico depois, daí posso viver onde eu quiser e voltar pra PR de visita ou permanentemente na hora que me der na telha.

[Nessa 23]

a minha razao principal é emprego. aqui na base militar tem muito emrpego que precisa de cidadania, que sao os empregos bons.

[e-migra 4]

YYYYEAAAAAEEEEEEAAHHHH!!! Passei a entrevista, meninas!!!!!!!! Estou tão aliviada!!! Foi mesmo facílimo!

Se os deuses permitirem na próxima 6ª-feira já estarei nos States com o meu americano (que saudades!!!).

Muito obrigada por todo ao apoio, vocês são demais!

Um óptimo Ano Novo com tudo de bom .

Lilia&Daniel

[Nessa 23]

parabens!! yay!!

[bora bora 1]

YYYYEAAAAAEEEEEEAAHHHH!!! Passei a entrevista, meninas!!!!!!!! Estou tão aliviada!!! Foi mesmo facílimo!

Se os deuses permitirem na próxima 6ª-feira já estarei nos States com o meu americano (que saudades!!!).

Muito obrigada por todo ao apoio, vocês são demais!

Um óptimo Ano Novo com tudo de bom .

Lilia&Daniel

Parabens!

[LiszyandKenny 5]

wow !!! Parabens, Lilia Esperamos vc aqui nos USA

[Ladylethal 12]

Parabéns !!!

[Ali e Jeff 0]

Pois é, pra mim o principal motivo de eu achar que vou aplicar pra cidadania é porque nós pensamos e viver uns anos no Brasil, mas não quero ter que passar por tudo de novo se a gente voltar pra Porto Rico depois, daí posso viver onde eu quiser e voltar pra PR de visita ou permanentemente na hora que me der na telha.

Gostei da tua razao...a minha sera como esta + para livrar o meu sogro de ser co-sponsor tambem...

[scandal 951]

Hello,

I realize that this is a Brazilian forum intended for Portuguese speakers. I hope you don't mind my intrusion here. I could really use some help.

I am in the process of obtaining a K-1 visa for my Thai fiancee. I am counting the days until she can come and join me in our new life together in the US. We just got our NOA2 recently, so we are very excited about that and looking forward to getting her visa.

Well, the reason I am writing here is as follows. I was previously married to a Brazilian woman for 17 years. She is from Recife. We have 3 children. During our marriage we moved around a lot - we lived in Canada, US and Israel. We got divorced last summer (July 2008) in Israel. After the divorce she returned to her original home in Recife with the children. This was with my agreement - in our divorce agreement we agreed to all the terms of support and visitation, etc. including that she would move to Brazil. What was also part of the agreement is that she promised to have an Internet connection with Skype and with a webcam so that I would be able to see and talk with my kids. She has not kept that part of the bargain, and also many other conditions that she has ignored. I'm sure that all of us separated from our loved ones quickly appreciated the value of Internet communications with a faraway loved one. I could not imagine how I'd deal without Skype and chat to my fiancee in Thailand. But that is the situation I am facing now with my own children in Recife. My ex-wife has now not only removed Skype from their computer, she has apparently even disconnected the phone line so that when I call their house I can no longer reach them even by phone.

Well, if she and I lived in the same country, and were divorced in that country, this would be easy. I would simply go to my lawyer and ask that the courts enforce our agreement. However our divorce was in Israel, the document is in Hebrew, she and the children are in Brazil, I am now living in the US, and I do not speak Portuguese.

This makes things much more complicated. What I thought I would do is to try to find a competent lawyer in Recife who (1) speaks English (2) has expertise in family law and child custody matters. Then I would get this lawyer's advice on how best to defend my rights as a father.

Anyone on this list who can recommend such a lawyer - please PM me.

Thanks!!

[Nessa 23]

can't help, sorry.

[bora bora 1]

Hello,

I realize that this is a Brazilian forum intended for Portuguese speakers. I hope you don't mind my intrusion here. I could really use some help.

I am in the process of obtaining a K-1 visa for my Thai fiancee. I am counting the days until she can come and join me in our new life together in the US. We just got our NOA2 recently, so we are very excited about that and looking forward to getting her visa.

Well, the reason I am writing here is as follows. I was previously married to a Brazilian woman for 17 years. She is from Recife. We have 3 children. During our marriage we moved around a lot - we lived in Canada, US and Israel. We got divorced last summer (July 2008) in Israel. After the divorce she returned to her original home in Recife with the children. This was with my agreement - in our divorce agreement we agreed to all the terms of support and visitation, etc. including that she would move to Brazil. What was also part of the agreement is that she promised to have an Internet connection with Skype and with a webcam so that I would be able to see and talk with my kids. She has not kept that part of the bargain, and also many other conditions that she has ignored. I'm sure that all of us separated from our loved ones quickly appreciated the value of Internet communications with a faraway loved one. I could not imagine how I'd deal without Skype and chat to my fiancee in Thailand. But that is the situation I am facing now with my own children in Recife. My ex-wife has now not only removed Skype from their computer, she has apparently even disconnected the phone line so that when I call their house I can no longer reach them even by phone.

Well, if she and I lived in the same country, and were divorced in that country, this would be easy. I would simply go to my lawyer and ask that the courts enforce our agreement. However our divorce was in Israel, the document is in Hebrew, she and the children are in Brazil, I am now living in the US, and I do not speak Portuguese.

This makes things much more complicated. What I thought I would do is to try to find a competent lawyer in Recife who (1) speaks English (2) has expertise in family law and child custody matters. Then I would get this lawyer's advice on how best to defend my rights as a father.

Anyone on this list who can recommend such a lawyer - please PM me.

Thanks!!

Do you know of anyone (friend for example) in Recife who speaks English and may be able to help you?

[Ladylethal 12]

Can't help you there, sorry.

Gente, aleluia! Finalmente enviei meus documentos, achei tudo tão "xinfrin" que estou achando que vou ganhar um RFE. Bah!

[Nessa 23]

espero que nao, lauritcha.