US Immigration from France

Hi,

I'm USC and I've a son under 18 who was born outside the US and still living with his mother in one of the EU countries. We divorced in 2006, he would like to come and live with me.

What is the difference between submitting I-130 or N-600? Do I need to submit both?

Hello Everyone,

I hope you all are doing well as we are all in this long journey together. I was hoping you can answer my question or dilemma. I will explain the situation clearly so that you have all the info in order to respond.

I have known my boyfriend for 2.5 years now. He is a refugee in France. He has his temporary french residency card but it will take at minimum 6 months for him to get his permanent residence card. Only then can he apply for a french travel document. His current country passport is expired already In order for me to reduce the amount of waiting and being apart, I was thinking that I should apply for the i130 and get that part started at the 6 month mark of when he may get his permanent residency card and travel document. This would mean I apply for the i130 without a passport number or travel document number which I believe is fine to do at the USCIS stage. I believe I read that at the NVC stage is when a passport number or travel document number is needed.

So here are my questions:

1. Can I indeed start the i130 without the passport number or travel document number?

2. After how many months on average would I need to wait in order to then provide the passport number or travel document number?

3. If by the time I need to provide the passport number of travel document number, let's say I don't have the passport yet and its still in processing, would NVC put his case on hold till they get that or will they deny and we have to start all over again?

Again my goal here is to reduce wait time and being apart so I was just trying to see if I can time things correctly so everything can align Thank you all so much.

Hello,

So I have my interview in a month for a K-1 Visa.

So my fianc e doesn't meet the required money (by very close unluckily) but her dad is co-sponsoring us. We did the papers (I got them today through mail) but I think we messed up for her dad we filled the I-864 instead of an I-134 (we thought only the fianc had to do this form).


Can someone confirm or unconfirm that both sponsors have to do a I-134? It's pretty confusing online

Apparently the 864 is maybe for the "previous" AOS that Biden cancelled, etc...

Thank you !

Hi everyone I don t know if iam in the right section to ask my question related to tourism visa .
i overstayed my esta and I have a 3 year bar . I know That there is a waiver called 212 (d)(3) to be admissible to the us through a b2 visa. Everything through the the ambassy as it is g the discretion to the co to recommend you for a waiver .
does anyone here have already gone through this path and had an approved waiver ? if yes can you tell me how you convive the co to recommend you for the waiver and what evidences you put when you file .
your help is so much needed

tank you so much