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Chancy

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  1. Chancy
    *** Moved from K1 Process & Procedures to US Embassy/Consulate Discussion ***
  2. Chancy
    *** Moved from USCIS Service Centers forum to US Citizenship Progress Reports *** Congratulations!
  3. Chancy
    *** Moved from General Immigration-Related Discussion to USCIS Service Centers forum, to be among other threads about myUSCIS online system issues ***
  4. Chancy
    Are you using Adobe software to fill out the I-864? https://www.uscis.gov/downloading-and-printing-immigration-forms
  5. Chancy
    *** Moved from NVC forum to Bringing Family of USC forum, where similar topics about CSPA for derivatives of F4 cases are discussed ***
  6. Chancy
    Only the consulate can change the visa issued to an applicant. CBP cannot tamper with the visa, apart from putting the entry stamp on it. It doesn't matter whether CBP writes CR1 or IR1 on the stamp. There is no such thing as CBP recommendation. It is USCIS that determines whether an LPR should get a 2-year or a 10-year green card, based on the marriage date on the marriage certificate and the date of 1st US entry. If USCIS makes a mistake, file an I-90 for free, to replace the green card.
  7. Chancy
    *** Moved from Tourist Visas forum to General Immigration-Related Discussion ***
  8. Chancy
    *** Moved from What Visa Do I Need to US Embassy/Consulate Discussion ***
  9. Chancy
    *** Moved from Bringing Family of USC forum to the China regional forum, for consulate-specific input ***
  10. Chancy
    *** Moved from Bringing Family of LPR forum to the Philippines regional forum, for consulate-specific input *** *** Reminder to post only in English outside of this sub-forum. Non-English posts are welcome here in the regional sub-forums. ***
  11. Chancy
    *** Moved from Bringing Family of USC forum to IR1/CR1 Process & Procedures, where topics about I-864 for spouse of USC are discussed ***
  12. Chancy
    *** Moved from Bringing Family of USC forum to IR1/CR1 Process & Procedures, where topics about I-130 for spouse of USC are discussed ***
  13. Chancy
    For IR5, you must bring the original or certified copy of your daughter's (petitioner's) birth certificate to the interview, even if you submitted a copy already with the petition. Maybe not her marriage certificate, but it's possible that the consulate may ask for it as well.
  14. Chancy
    No MRV fee for IR5. The IV fee was already paid at NVC stage. Pay the immigrant fee to USCIS online after the visa has been delivered.
  15. Chancy
    Check the next steps here -- https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-1-submit-a-petition/step-2-begin-nvc-processing.html
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    *** Moved from Off Topic to Site-Related Discussion ***
  17. Chancy
    *** Moved from K1 Progress Reports to the UK regional forum, for consulate-specific input ***
  18. Chancy
    Courtesy letter request is safe to ignore for K1 visa holders with completed DS-3025 from their overseas visa medical. The K1 medical will not expire, as long as the I-485 was filed within 1 year of the medical date.
  19. Chancy
    Check the threads below for reports from others (including me) who married in the US while on tourist status, visited again afterwards, then successfully pursued CR1/IR1 visa --
  20. Chancy
    *** Moved from IR1/CR1 Process & Procedures to the regional forum, for Ethiopia-specific input ***
  21. Chancy
    Do you mean the automated email from VJ?
  22. Chancy
    Is your mom a US citizen? Also, how old is your brother?
  23. Chancy
    Good luck with the SLEC x-ray machine lottery. It would have been less risky for your gf to apply for her visa where she doesn't have to deal with SLEC.
  24. Chancy
    In the Philippines, father's consent only matters if they were ever married. PH DFA (for passports) and the US embassy in Manila (for US visas) are very familiar with this. The child's birth certificate would indicate that the parents were not married. Check the section: "In case applicant is an illegitimate child in custody of the Mother".
  25. Chancy
    Wherever you read that from is wrong. There is no such requirement if the mother was never married to the father, even if the father's name is on the birth certificate. The unmarried mom has sole parental authority over her children. It is explicitly noted in the Family Code of the Philippines. No issue getting passports for her children without the father's involvement. Official list of requirements for minor child passport application here -- https://dfa-oca.ph/passport/passport-requirements/requirements-for-minors/core-requirements-for-minor-new-applications/
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