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Concurrent I-130 and I129F
Reynal2m replied to Reynal2m's topic in K-3 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
Thanks, I will definitely give it a try. -
Concurrent I-130 and I129F
Reynal2m replied to Reynal2m's topic in K-3 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
The intention is not to obtain the visa; rather, it's aimed at expediting the I130 approval process. While researching in a Facebook group, I came across posts from individuals asserting that it accelerated their process successfully: -
Good morning VJ, My spouse came across a forum discussion suggesting that the I130 process can be expedited by submitting the I129F (K3) after the I130 has been filed. Is this approach still effective nowadays? What is your opinion on this strategy? Do you recommend sending the I129F immediately (The next day) after receiving the Form I-797 Notice of Action receipt from USCIS? The USCIS portal offers scant information regarding the prerequisites for the K3 procedure, aside from completing Form I129K. While exploring on the internet, I stumbled upon some additional details. Do you think these details are the requirements to send along with your I129F form? Thanks in advance. Regards,
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Good night everyone, I hope this message finds you well. I have scanned my 2x2 photo and uploaded a front and back copies to the USCIS portal. Just curious to see if this is the correct way to do it? Or should I just upload a digital image? This is how my scanned photo looks when I download the PDF: I Best regards,
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Updates about document translation: I was able to find a decent place to translate my docs. The quality is very good and the price is competitive in comparison with the ones in Dominican Republic and the other portals: Certified Online Translation Services at $19.95 in 24 Hours |USA (orbittranslation.com)
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Good morning, I hope this message finds you well. I'm looking to translate several documents to provide as evidence for my I130 request, and I'm wondering if any of you have suggestions for online translation services? The documents include a rental Agreement, flight itineraries, hotel reservations, a voucher from money sent via Western Union, and others. I attempted to have them translated locally in the Dominican Republic, but the cost is prohibitive. Thanks in advance.
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I-130 Grounds to expedite
Reynal2m replied to Reynal2m's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
Exactly, it can be seen like that. We're just going to keep it the normal way. -
I-130 Grounds to expedite
Reynal2m replied to Reynal2m's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
Thanks for the reply. Sorry, this is her personal decision, I don't like to questionate people on their decissions. Regards, -
I-130 Grounds to expedite
Reynal2m replied to Reynal2m's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
Thanks for the response. My husband and I have decided to not to request any expedites unless it is merely necessary. -
I-130 Grounds to expedite
Reynal2m replied to Reynal2m's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
Thank you for your response and the recommendations provided. I've decided not to request expedited processing, as your suggestions resonate with me. Rushing the process could be perceived as either suspicious or desperate, especially considering my mother's lack of legal status, which may not qualify as a valid reason for expediting. My husband is a travel agent, has a flexible schedule and can visit me 1-2 times a month. Given these circumstances, I don't feel any urgency regarding the procedure. -
I-130 Grounds to expedite
Reynal2m replied to Reynal2m's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
Thanks, it's the beneficiary's mother. -
Good afternoon beautiful people, I hope this message finds you well. I want to know if this reason is enough to expedite my I-130 petition: 1. For 23 years, my mother has been residing unlawfully in New York. Due to her entry with borrowed documents, she is unable to return to our country or regularize her status. We lost contact when I was 8 years old, and since then, she has been battling depression, especially after being diagnosed with stomach cancer in 2020. Do you think these are enough grounds to request an expedite? Thanks for your suggestions. Regards,
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Thank you for your answer. Yes, I uploaded everything that was required: Marriage cert., divorce decree, form I130 A, cert. of naturalization, 2x2 pics., etc. The only information I am missing to upload are the "Proofs of bona fide marriage". Is the payment done through the same portal when you have completed everything? I am planning on using a Credit Card. Thanks again, RM.
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Greetings once again, lovely individuals, I trust your Monday is proving to be highly productive. I've just completed filling out the online I-130 form along with the I-130A. Currently, I'm at the stage where I need to upload evidence of our genuine marriage bond. I'd greatly appreciate your insights to assess if the evidence we're providing is substantial enough to secure approval. Please note that my spouse and I don't reside together; however, he visits me once or twice a month. 1. x150 photos of us and our friends together. 2. A report from Dominican authorities detailing the frequency of my partner's visits since our initial meeting (over 25 visits). 3. 15 boarding passes from airlines for his visits. 4. Lease agreement for an apartment bearing both our names. 5. Two hotel reservation confirmations from our vacations. 6. Two flight reservations for vacations to Colombia and Switzerland. 7. Western Union reports documenting three instances of money transfers, along with the amounts. 8. Grocery store membership listing both our names. 9. Wedding bill under my name only as I was the one who paid for it. 10. Macy's bills reflecting the purchase of our engagement and wedding rings showing my husband's name only. These are the most pertinent proofs we've gathered. It's important to note that our situation is unique as a gay couple in the Dominican Republic, where our rights aren't recognized. I'm unable to include him in my insurance or change names here. If you have any further suggestions, I'm all ears. Thank you in advance for your assistance. Best regards,
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Good evening guys, I hope this message finds you all in good health. I have another question regarding the I-130 form. My husband went through a previous marriage that was properly concluded. However, he received a significant amount of paperwork during the divorce proceedings. I just have two straightforward questions: 1. Does this document serve as valid evidence of the "End of prior marriage"? 2. Is the date of the divorce the same as the date when the judge signed this document, which is 04/20/2005? Thanks in advance for all your answers. Best regards, Reynaldo M.