Boiler
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You can avoid the affidavit of support
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Boiler replied to Mason_Stellar's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
Same sex cases seem if anything to be simpler so I am assuming it is the waiver issue that is most concerning -
On month 8 of waiting for EAD
Boiler replied to MFL's topic in Working & Traveling During US Immigration
The new ones I see seem to be quick the older ones are are all still slow. -
Have you started the process, if so when? I was also thinking of an emergency appointment for a B. Will you be staying in the US?
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I thought I said the opposite
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the children are not derivatives. They are principals
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You should sponsor the married brother now, the unmarried one would need to stay unmarried for the father route to be quicker
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I think you are just looking at part of the process for the I 130, 18 months or so would be more nominal. I 134a just not enough data to comment on how quick, just a lot quicker.
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There is no way of making a sensible comment about how difficult it is without knowing some basic information.
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Once they turn 18 so 18 1/2 is the cut off
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The issue is getting through the system, I have always assumed the actual doing something is minimal I remember my interview, pretty sure this was the first time he had seen the fike, I was watching, 20 minutes until I had visa in hand
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Perhaps I am being pessimistic and I certainly am not suggesting you do not try everything but the US Gov definition of speedy very seems to match with the normal meaning, so let's assume they do pull out their finger still might not meet your timeline Best case would be that you are close to it coming through and it comes in a few days but no way of knowing now
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Service Member - Abroad..
Boiler replied to LucasandRosa's topic in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America
Are you looking for her to arrive after you are back in the US, I would have thought being deployed means you have by definition a US domicile and possibly residency -
There must be Cuban groups who knows all the ins and puts, maybe Facebook or Telegram? Los of people have left so there must be a way
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I have been trying to think of comparable cases for K1 etc and the only ones that came to mind were national service and that did not meet the requirements I know this is not true but theoretically this program is for people needing to flee so you are putting a case together where everybody is sort of in the same situation So what would I do, the safest option is to focus on leaving asap, I would think there are a few places that would allow this, should be easy to find out and pick one
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I am in a brain fog obviously my first thought is that there is time for parents to naturalise and petition sibling before 21 Or consulate processing as child of LPR before 18 1/2
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Yep misread and thought they had not overstayed suitably admonished do not do this on a phone
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They can not adjust and seems like they would be subject to a ban on leaving Are there any qualifying relatives to file a waiver? There is an exception if you are in the Military
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I have not heard of an expedite option, these are in US terms super quick anyway. I have seen expedite requests taking 2 months to consider.
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It does not appear that an I 485 can be filed, the case is with the court. I 130 can be filed
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When she gets here which is a long time in the future she can sponsor her eldest daughter assuming she has not married. otherwise she will need to wait until she becomes a Citizen so she can sponsor her and her family. obviously when looking at these really long time periods things can change but we can only comment on the rules as they are now
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Did you tell the Consulate your plan?
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Were you not aware? Presumably you were offered the opportunity to file a waiver, may be more logical to wait
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Has she filed?
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I thought I had been sent on VJ holiday.
