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  1.    carmel34 reacted to a post in a topic: i-130 petition for spouse and baby- now pregnant. Dual citizen us/canada
  2.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: i-130 petition for spouse and baby- now pregnant. Dual citizen us/canada
  3. lenny_k
    If you don’t give birth in the US, you will need to petition for your child if born abroad. This costs money and time. Also, your child will not be a US citizen, meaning you will have to deal with all green card/naturalization work. All in, probably not super different from giving birth. you need to prove domicile in the US. Nothing you have suggested proves that. You need to have a job lined up, or have one that will send a letter that you will keep working remotely (or transfer) to the US. You need to have a house or apartment, either leasing or owning, in your name.
  4. lenny_k
    Yes. I did, all fine.
  5.    FromTheHills reacted to a post in a topic: K-1 Visa Denied Due to Marijuana Usage (Juarez) - Advice on Next Step?
  6. lenny_k
    Well worth a consultation with a lawyer I think. I would suggest that you send an amendment to the processing center, but I mostly suggest you talk to a lawyer and ask this question.
  7.    TBoneTX reacted to a post in a topic: Adam Walsh Act Waiver - CR1 visa
  8. lenny_k
    If you were 13 at the time of the offense, you don’t need a waiver. It shouldn’t be hard to prove. You have a birthday, and I’m sure the court has a date of offense. https://www.ilrc.org/sites/default/files/resources/n.13-adam_walsh_act_0.pdf
  9. lenny_k
    Based on this, you’re probably fine. He needed to be 14 at the time of the offense. https://www.ilrc.org/sites/default/files/resources/n.13-adam_walsh_act_0.pdf
  10. lenny_k
    Fastest way to get her here is probably k-1. Contact the consulate and tell them what the doctor said and ask them to confirm.
  11. lenny_k
    Get your friends and family to write letters explaining your situation and that your relationship is real. Have your wife amend her tax returns. Pull together any evidence of having met in person the first time and now, as well as chat logs. Bring together photos, even if it’s photos of you guys Skyping. Make sure you’re in all insurance, if you can get on her lease (assuming she’s renting) also good.
  12. lenny_k
    Have them be your joint sponsor.
  13. lenny_k
    3 weeks, Johannesburg
  14. lenny_k
    Email the embassy
  15. lenny_k
    They should get a us passport. You do not want to give anything that isn’t 100% obvious to USCIS if you can avoid it.
  16.    Aluvaboy reacted to a post in a topic: USCIS Lost I-129F Submission
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  18. lenny_k
    I’m sorry for your long wait, it sucks. But you are delusional to think that Trump will do anything to help immigration, legal or otherwise. the issue is slow government workers. There aren’t enough of them for the petitions that are filed. That’s why it’s slow. Outsourcing to a company will make fees go up, as now we pay subsidized fees.
  19. lenny_k
    If it’s Skype or WhatsApp, you can export the whole thing which shows “ongoing relationship.” if it’s too hard to export the whole thing, title it “selected phone calls” and include a few per month.
  20. lenny_k
    That’s what you have to do. By not entering in the window, you didn’t use the visas, and you have to go through the process again. Follow embassy instructions. Email them if anything is unclear.
  21. lenny_k
    It is a booster in the last 12 months. You need documentation of this as well.
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