belinda63

You as the USC can return to the US at any time. You choosing to remain in a foreign country to give birth is just that, a choice.

You as the USC can return to the US at any time. You choosing to remain in a foreign country to give birth is just that, a choice.

You can report the story as you have given here to the fraud line for USCIS but don't expect anything to happen. If you suspect she will be giving a friends address in El Paso (or elsewhere) for the purpose of obtaining benefits contact the local social services office there and inform them of what you believe. They can ask for proof of her address and visits to determine if she lives there. But again don't expect much to happen.

Most attorneys will say whatever they need to for you to give them money. Instead of you doing a simple adjustment of status he made the case sound more complicated and dangerous than it was and cost you lots more money. Which meant more money for him.

What you are claiming she has planned to do makes no sense. Sounds more like she is unhappy and you are trying to find a way to force her to stay here.

Most attorneys will say whatever they need to for you to give them money. Instead of you doing a simple adjustment of status he made the case sound more complicated and dangerous than it was and cost you lots more money. Which meant more money for him.

Most attorneys will say whatever they need to for you to give them money. Instead of you doing a simple adjustment of status he made the case sound more complicated and dangerous than it was and cost you lots more money. Which meant more money for him.

Most attorneys will say whatever they need to for you to give them money. Instead of you doing a simple adjustment of status he made the case sound more complicated and dangerous than it was and cost you lots more money. Which meant more money for him.

Coming on a tourist visa with the intent to adjust status is visa fraud.
They can visit you and the baby, but help with the childcare can be look at as they are working on a tourist visa.

Please save your money there's nothing an immigration attorney can do.
Please go to the Jamaican portal and read pass threads this has been discussed many many times.
Please view my timeline and my past posts on this subject.
Applying for a different kind of visa is not going to change the situation. The fact remains marijuana is illegal in the United States under federal law.
No one knows the heart break better than myself you simply have to wait out the one yearr ban and redo the medical in a year.
If you enter this topic in the search tool you will see many many post many VJers have gone through this.

She is a scammer. Stay away from her and do not let this kind of woman enter in your home, once a scammer always a scammer

First you said he threw her out on the street. Then you said she left and then took money and left. She came here believing all she had to do was marry him, claim abuse, and she could still adjust. Guess she'll be finding out the hard way. Make that 11 million +1 illegal immigrants in the country.
Yes, please stay away from her.

He can file an I-130 for your daughter as his step-daughter. Most likely the Embassy will require a DNA test.

Always consult with an attorney. Based upon your entry on a K-1 you can only file to adjust status with the original petitioner. It sounds like you never got your green card so.....you have been out of status since your I-94 expired. Your work permit is expired and you are working illegally. The only way for you to obtain a green card is by a consular interview. You will also need a waiver since you will have a ban as soon as you leave the US. Consult with an attorney prior to taking any action that could have consequences (beyond what you have already done).

Always consult with an attorney. Based upon your entry on a K-1 you can only file to adjust status with the original petitioner. It sounds like you never got your green card so.....you have been out of status since your I-94 expired. Your work permit is expired and you are working illegally. The only way for you to obtain a green card is by a consular interview. You will also need a waiver since you will have a ban as soon as you leave the US. Consult with an attorney prior to taking any action that could have consequences (beyond what you have already done).

Always consult with an attorney. Based upon your entry on a K-1 you can only file to adjust status with the original petitioner. It sounds like you never got your green card so.....you have been out of status since your I-94 expired. Your work permit is expired and you are working illegally. The only way for you to obtain a green card is by a consular interview. You will also need a waiver since you will have a ban as soon as you leave the US. Consult with an attorney prior to taking any action that could have consequences (beyond what you have already done).

Always consult with an attorney. Based upon your entry on a K-1 you can only file to adjust status with the original petitioner. It sounds like you never got your green card so.....you have been out of status since your I-94 expired. Your work permit is expired and you are working illegally. The only way for you to obtain a green card is by a consular interview. You will also need a waiver since you will have a ban as soon as you leave the US. Consult with an attorney prior to taking any action that could have consequences (beyond what you have already done).

It is probably for the I-9. Most places just ask for a social security card and govt id without realizing there are a multitude of ids that will satisfy the requirements. https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-9.pdf Have your spouse take any of the id's listed as acceptable.

Adoption is not an issue. It is bring the child to the US that is the issue and it is highly unlikely that will happen anytime soon. Especially if the child has a living parent.

I understand what you are saying, the children would be legally their children.But it isn't that simple.If it was everyone from the Philippines would adopt their relatives and obtain visa for them.

Adoption is not an issue. It is bring the child to the US that is the issue and it is highly unlikely that will happen anytime soon. Especially if the child has a living parent.

I understand what you are saying, the children would be legally their children.But it isn't that simple.If it was everyone from the Philippines would adopt their relatives and obtain visa for them.

Adoption is not an issue. It is bring the child to the US that is the issue and it is highly unlikely that will happen anytime soon. Especially if the child has a living parent.

I understand what you are saying, the children would be legally their children.But it isn't that simple.If it was everyone from the Philippines would adopt their relatives and obtain visa for them.

Adoption is not an issue. It is bring the child to the US that is the issue and it is highly unlikely that will happen anytime soon. Especially if the child has a living parent.

I understand what you are saying, the children would be legally their children.But it isn't that simple.If it was everyone from the Philippines would adopt their relatives and obtain visa for them.

Adoption is not an issue. It is bring the child to the US that is the issue and it is highly unlikely that will happen anytime soon. Especially if the child has a living parent.

I understand what you are saying, the children would be legally their children.But it isn't that simple.If it was everyone from the Philippines would adopt their relatives and obtain visa for them.

Adoption is not an issue. It is bring the child to the US that is the issue and it is highly unlikely that will happen anytime soon. Especially if the child has a living parent.

I understand what you are saying, the children would be legally their children.But it isn't that simple.If it was everyone from the Philippines would adopt their relatives and obtain visa for them.

Adoption is not an issue. It is bring the child to the US that is the issue and it is highly unlikely that will happen anytime soon. Especially if the child has a living parent.

I understand what you are saying, the children would be legally their children.But it isn't that simple.If it was everyone from the Philippines would adopt their relatives and obtain visa for them.