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belinda63 last won the day on October 11 2015

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About belinda63

  • Birthday 07/25/1963

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  1.    Asia reacted to a post in a topic: Marriage after tourist visa?
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  6. belinda63
    Why would you want to risk her being arrested, detained, and deported by waiting until after her period of authorized stay has expired.
  7.    Iwisheveryoneluck reacted to a post in a topic: Can you cancel 2 Year Green Card After it has been approved?
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  9. belinda63
    Sounds like you were only married a year or less. Usually in marriages this short the parties just walk away with what they brought into the marriage. She made the decision to move to the US so she is responsible for whatever she is claiming she lost by moving here.
  10.    Elf reacted to a post in a topic: Husband and Sponsor of Immigrant (via K1) wants a divorce after two months. Does he pay wife's legal expenses?
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  13. belinda63
    Sounds like the petition was approved but the interview hasn't even happened yet so there is not yet a K-1 visa. He can continue to visit using ESTA or tourist visa. Once the K-1 is issued then the next entry will use the visa. If need be you can delay the interview for a while to let him wrap up whatever it is in his country he needs to take care of.
  14. belinda63
    There is a big difference between inconvenient and extreme hardship. My mother immigrated from Germany and would travel with me and my brother back to Germany to see her family. First trip I was 2 and my brother 4. She managed to make the trip there and back by plane with us and no one to help her. Yes it was not as easy as flying by herself but she managed just fine. Military spouses do it all the time, I went from Fort Benning in Georgia to Frankfort Germany with a two year old, and three cats. You have many options and that is how USCIS will look at it. You can travel with the children, you can find someone to care for the children and travel alone, he can come to the US to visit, you can meet in a different country with or without the children. But saying you cannot travel because you have young children is not an extreme hardship.
  15.    belinda63 reacted to a post in a topic: IR-1 application process with divorce
  16.    belinda63 reacted to a post in a topic: Received a RFE because our marriage certificate is called a "Marriage License Certificate"
  17. belinda63
    The I-134 has to reflect the petitioner's current situation. She can always use a co-sponsor to assist with showing the needed income. Once you arrive and the two of you secure living quarters together without the parents you can reflect that on the I-864 which will be filed with the adjustment of status. When you file to adjust status, after you are married, you can also apply for a work permit. It is a roll of the dice as to how long it will take to receive the employment authorization, maybe a few months after filing maybe 8 months after filing. Until you have the employment authorization in hand you will not be allowed to work.
  18.    belinda63 reacted to a post in a topic: Medicaid while pregnant and public charge
  19.    belinda63 reacted to a post in a topic: Husband and Sponsor of Immigrant (via K1) wants a divorce after two months. Does he pay wife's legal expenses?
  20. belinda63
    They have only been married 2 months. The I-134 which is what is file for the K-1 is meaningless, it just shows the sponsor can support the intending immigrant. The I-864 is irrelevant as their is (or will not be) and adjustment of status because of the divorce. Even so the I-864 is between the sponsor and the US government. She should just pack her bags and go back home.
  21. belinda63
    You cannot remove sponsorship once the green card has been issued.
  22. belinda63
    The fees are no longer waived, you must pay for each.
  23. belinda63
    To five an example of medical cost, I developed an eye disease at age 58 that requires periodic treatment. The cheapest available is $800 every 8 weeks if I didn't have insurance. The treatment I am on now would be $5000 every 16 weeks without insurance. Mom may be fine without insurance, I was for decades but I am so glad I had insurance when my eye disease began.
  24.    belinda63 reacted to a post in a topic: Options for B1/B2 extension. Mom of US citizen.
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  27.    belinda63 reacted to a post in a topic: Older woman-Younger man...K1 or CR1/IR1?
  28. belinda63
    Honestly it could be days, weeks, months, years. You can ask for the passports to be returned while she is in administrative processing.
  29. belinda63
    Then mom needs to file a new petition. LPRs cannot petition for married children. The day you married the petition became invalid.
  30. belinda63
    Here is a link to an ACA insurance estimator.
  31. belinda63
    Healthcare costs are going to be a big issue. She does not qualify for Medicare as she has never worked here. Most states require her to be an LPR for five years to qualify for Medicaid but remember you will be signing an affidavit of support that she will not receive federal public benefits and is she does you will pay them back. She cannot come on a tourist visa with the intent to remain. When she comes she will be asked the purpose of her visit and how long she plans to stay. Unless she wants to risk a ban for misrepresentation she must answer I am coming to get my green card and I don't intend to leave.
  32. belinda63
    You attorney messed up by waiting until you authorized stay had expired to submit the paperwork and now you have to leave. You have no right to appeal, ICE knows where you are at, and if you fail to do as they told you there is a good chance they will place you in detention and put you on a plane back home.
  33. belinda63
    Do the children have a CRBA (consular report of birth abroad). This is the first step as this establishes they are US citizens. Leave the social security number blank unless the CHILD has a social security number under their name.
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