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Boiler

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  1. When you apply for a B one of the things you are asked is details of your prior trips, so obviously I do not now what happened but it does not sound right and could well impact what happens at the interview.
  2. I am intrigued as to how she was able to get a visa after the first overstay and then the second?
  3. This is AI generated if anyone is wondering. The PD would have been current nearly 20 years ago and I suppose it may have made sense to move in your early 60's but at 83? Begs the question if your sister is in a position to Sponsor you. Children I assume are in their 50's? so not something that is relevant to them. All of which begs the question what did your Sister do when the PD became current all those years ago, she would have a recept from the original filing.
  4. A year or two back it seemed to go dead for a while.
  5. It will be in the USCIS manual. Best to get everything done Medically before the interview. You are the sponsor re taxes.
  6. The 2 years has to be completed before a visa can be issued.
  7. You have applied for a Family Reunification visa, now it seems some Consulates are not that bothered about domicile, Montreal is.
  8. I know my SSN, A number well you will have the paperwork.
  9. No From what you have said you have plenty of evidence Where will you be in 2 years?
  10. Most well prepared waivers are approved, obviously time an cost are factors.
  11. I remeber reading sometime ago that a river I used to canoe on now tests positive for Cocaine.
  12. Sounds like you are in status, most of the work will be done by your Employers Lawyers and I am sure they will advise of they see any issues.
  13. I have seen a few B2 Medicals but they are not common, obviously cost is a major issue. Please let us know how it goes.
  14. K1 does suggest a I 601 waiver will be available if needed.
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