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  1. As an update, once he applied through the district Garda station, the process took less than 2 weeks. Thank you all for the help and advice.
  2. He lives in Swords, so it looks like the district Garda station is Coolock. I shared this info with him and shared the advice from here. Hopefully he will take the advice and re-file in Coolock.
  3. Hi all, my daughter is currently sponsoring her Croatian husband who currently lives in Ireland. Their petition was approved, and they moved to the next step where he needed the background check, he got the Croation translated copy within a couple of weeks, but the Irish background check seems to be taking forever. At this point it has been 3 months since he submitted the first request at his local Garda station which when he checked a month later, was told they could not find the application and so he applied again. We are now two months later, with no movement. Is this normal for Ireland, is there anywhere he can go to escalate his request? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Patrick
  4. I may tell my daughter to file it then. She filed in December 2022 and still no word or update showing for them.
  5. Yes, I understand the obligations. I personally have moved from Ireland over 20 years ago and so I am well aware of what I agree with as a co-sponsor.
  6. Sorry for the delay in replying, I had reached my daily post limit yesterday . I guess the issue overall I have with disclosing income information to our daughter's husband is that we really don't know him that well and we are doing it for our daughter and not him. She has no alternatives for a co-sponsor and so we are helping her out. As to folk saying she could wait until she earns enough to sponsor him herself, with a baby to take care of and not having the father in the same country, it is not just our daughter but also a baby needing his father (and yes, I don't know what they were thinking getting pregnant before having their immigration sorted first, but here we are, can't turn back time).
  7. I am not clear on this? I thought it was my daughter that would be mailing the I-864?
  8. Actually this would work, I can easily put all the required documents into a sealed envelope and give that to my daughter which she can send with the filing.
  9. Son-In-Law currently lives in Ireland but is from Croatia. Having all my income out there does not make me happy but our daughter does not earn enough to do it alone, now that she has the baby, she has hardly worked at all this year
  10. Reason for not filing in May 2022 was financial as far as I know. I told them to do it as soon as possible but they ignored my advice . Since they got married, they also have had a baby and so my daughter is currently living with us while she awaits her husband's immigration process. She is getting anxious as, initially her timeline showed that things would be processed by early 2024, but now she is seeing timelines a lot longer than that. Also, they have not filed their I-864 which we will be co-sponsoring it. With the I-864, will I be able to keep my income details private from my daughter or will that be all viewable when I co-sponsor?
  11. Hi all, so my daughter got married back in May 2022 here in the US. Her fiance went back to his home country and then came back in December and filed online their I-130. My daughter is now seeing timelines increasing for their process and is wondering can she now file a K1 to get her husband her sooner. I have told her that K1 is only for fiance but she has found a snippet on the US immigration site that I have pasted below. I have also read elsewhere that USCIS no longer process K3s due to the supposed faster processing of the I-130? Can she file the K1 with a 1-130 already in the system? Thanks for any advice.
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