J.M.
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SalishSea reacted to a post in a topic:
Not guilty 19 years ago
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Not guilty 19 years ago
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The question is "Have YOU ever...", not has the beneficiary ever... YOU, the petitioner, are filling out the form, so any reference to YOU, means the petitioner.
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Agreed! My wife is from a tiny island. I listed her address as "no formal street address" on all of her paperwork. It only had the barangay, city, and province. Somehow, they managed to deliver the often not received "packet 4" (or whatever the one is that has the Imbra pamphlet in it) to her. It arrived after her interview was already completed, but it did arrive. I guess the island is so small that everybody knows everybody. I also wanted a reliable address to send documents to her. I chose a FedEx office that said they would hold the delivery for her. I asked for their address. Their official address is "at the corner of street X and Y." Looking at their office on Google maps, I could see that it was within 1/4 mile of that intersection, but certainly not AT the intersection. I chose a different method to send the documents.
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There are no questions about beneficiary criminal history on I-129f petition. As smilingstone stated, the beneficiary criminal history is listed on the DS-160, and supporting documentation will be presented at interview. DS-160 is completed after I-129F is approved.
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Primarily to change Philippine passport to married name. ROM is not mandatory, but if you want to change her PI passport name, you will need it. There are other reasons for ROM if you plan to live in the Philippines as well. -
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June 2024 AOS Filers
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June 2024 AOS Filers
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June 2024 AOS Filers
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June 2024 AOS Filers
J.M. replied to Gary Rich's topic in Adjustment of Status Case Filing and Progress Reports
Our I-485 moved to Step 4 (case decision) today. I suppose that means the interview is waived, since that was step 3. It shows 8 months as the estimated time until decision, but I don't expect it to take that long. We'll see... -
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Almost there, CENOMAR request
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J.M. reacted to a post in a topic:
What to expect after the interview?
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That's a pretty optimistic timeline. It's not impossible but leaves no room for any delays. The unknowns are how long it takes to process the Cenomar once received, and how long it takes to produce and deliver her passport. That can vary from a couple of days to 2 weeks+. A few have even had to wait 6 weeks for passport return. For CFO, it is generally pretty easy to schedule, but she will need her visa before she can attend. Last I heard it is only offered Mon-Thurs, so keep that in mind. As for IDs, I'm not sure how many Filipinos can produce 2 IDs in addition to their passport, but somehow they all make it through CFO. Mine went through Cebu with just passport and one other ID (SS). The CFO certificate is emailed immediately upon completion of the class.
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ToNhi reacted to a post in a topic:
I-94 and K-1 Visa Fiancée Entry into a U.S. Port of Entry (specifically SFO, San Francisco Int'l)
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The I-94 is an online document that will be available for you to print. There will be no record available until after entry (unless she has been here before). It is not needed FOR K-1 entry by air... it is a record of entry. You will need a copy later, when you file for adjustment of status. It is easily obtained online. No account is needed, just some basic traveler information. There is nothing you need to fill out. Nothing to worry about right now. The record will be available when you need it for AOS.
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IR-1 application process with divorce
J.M. replied to thesheikhs17's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
As stated above, Muslim divorce in the Philippines is only recognized if the marriage was solemnized under Muslim law. While I understand back-dating is sometimes applicable to divorce, my understanding is the only way it would apply in your case is if both you and your ex already thought you were legally divorced. I don't see how your lawyer can make that claim. Your current marriage(s) is/are invalid for immigration purposes. At some point during the visa process, you will have to produce documentation from the Philippines that your previous marriage was legally terminated, and that it was terminated prior to your current marriage. -
It's been too long since I filled mine out to remember exactly what I put, but this is how I remember it: Immediate Relatives: You can answer either way. Personally, I would say your fiancee is a future immediate relative, not a current one, so I would say no. Paying for trip: I bet you already know who is actually paying for your trip, whether that be you or your fiancee. Just put whoever is actually buying the ticket. Educational: List anything from high school and above, most recent to oldest.
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That statement was for non-immigration-required vaccines, such as for school entry. For immigration-required vaccines, they must be administered by a civil surgeon, and they will likely perform the full exam. You said your DS-3025 is only one page... does it say "Please Complete Page 2" and "Page 1 of 2" on the bottom? It's been 2 pages for several years, so I would be surprised if you got an older, single page one.
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30 days after your most recent login is the maximum time your unsubmitted application will be saved. There is no requirement to submit it within 30 days. It's just letting you know that if you start an application, then return 31 days later, it might be gone. Each time you login, the 30 days start over. I don't remember seeing the expiration date you mentioned. Perhaps it means your current session will expire on the date listed.
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The initial dose of Hep B vaccine satisfies immigration requirements. Only the first dose of a vaccine series is required for immigration purposes. Your daughter will probably need the other 2 doses to meet school requirements, but I'm sure the school will let you know exactly what she needs.
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Schools have requirements that immigration does not. On the immigration side, since you have already filed AOS, all you can do now is wait to see if they are happy with your medical results and vaccines. If not, they will let you know what is lacking. For the school side, you just have to comply with whatever they ask.
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The DS-3025 is 2 pages now. The "complete" box is on page 2.
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Your post is a bit confusing, but the first thing to realize is that school requirements and immigration requirements are not the same. As mentioned above, if your DS-3025 is marked "complete" then there is a reasonable chance that you won't need anything else to satisfy USCIS. As for the school vaccines, that is what is confusing. First, I think you mean your daughter got Td, not Tdap, since Tdap includes pertussis. Why she would have gotten just Td is a mystery. I am also confused why the pharmacist thinks it is a problem to give a Tdap dose, since the recommended interval for dose 1 to dose 2 is only 4 weeks, and dose 2 to 3 is 6 months. I went through getting K-2 kids vaxxed for school a few years ago. We just took our DS-3025 (a copy of course) and had them add the new vaccines to that so they would all be listed together. As for chicken pox, I think your choices will be getting the vaccine or getting a titer to prove immunity. Nobody should be looking at pictures to confirm chicken pox history.