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KMG

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  • City
    Port Richey
  • State
    Florida

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  • Immigration Status
    IR-1/CR-1 Visa
  • Place benefits filed at
    Texas Service Center
  • Local Office
    Tampa FL
  • Country
    Honduras
  • Our Story
    I signed a 2-year contract in 2018 to teach at an international school in Honduras. I joined an expat group before moving here... and he added me as a friend on FB. Our story started as a friendship. The first month I was here, he took me to a small town for sightseeing outside the city. In 2020 2 weeks before COVID we entered a romantic relationship. Engaged in April 2022, and married September 22. Right now we await our paperwork as we dream and plan our future in the States- an art studio and mobile coffee truck...

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  1. President Trump just signed an executive order, stating that ALL federal employees must return to in-person work. I am hoping this will contribute to speeding up processing times!
  2. I have been using Translyte for my documents, They have a quick turnaround. https://translayte.com/
  3. I understand that I130 petitions for active military can be expedited.
  4. Thank you! It was helpful for me as my husband I prepare for this stage of the process, although we are not in Tawain- it helps us prepare for what may happen.
  5. I am in Honduras also... What do you mean by "services outside the embassy"? This has me a little nervous for you because there are so many -services outside the embassy and other government offices - holding people's bags, bank transactions, etc that are questionable. I always thought you selected passport return before the appointment. I agree with the others, call the embassy. keep us posted please...
  6. Glad everything worked out for you. Thankfully, my husband and I have been together through the whole process, believing that our I130 will be approved in the next three months and in the US by the end of this year! It really is a crazy time for everyone that goes through this.
  7. It really made me mad too. Unfair that we have to go through this while others get a free pass, many of which are contributing nothing but violence to the US.
  8. Yes. I had someone interpret the paperwork for my husband, to take myself out of the picture. My husband is not fluent in English, but I felt weird translating it for him, I did not want it to get flagged. If the person is not fluent in English, they MUST have an interpreter, because that person has to sign in also, and I don't think the spouse can be the interpreter.
  9. Anyone that is married has to check "Married". I sent in mine as "married filing separately" because my husband does not have a US SSN or Tax ID. It is never ok for a married person to file "single".
  10. Hello All, I saw a post yesterday about spouse insurance when arriving in the US. I was researching, wondering if something like crowd funding is acceptable for an incoming immigrant spouse? Here is an example... https://www.joincrowdhealth.com/
  11. This is true with the ENTIRE immigration process. Another VJ user @OldUser posted this video earlier this week. https://youtu.be/HyOTqzPmpvo?si=157GybJ2fS61jIEs. There is no transparency anywhere...
  12. If she has a 10 year green card, why not wait till the 3-year mark? Why the rush? Yes you can start the process 90 days before, but as others have stated, the date you filed was too early. The wait times for all forms are ridiculous anyway, so it doesn't make much of a difference.
  13. It really is... I was also shocked she did not know what Tren de Aragua was.
  14. Just getting around to watching this right now... This is something else... this is way worse than I thought it was.
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