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Jimmyzr1

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  1. Yes, actually I did. I'm here in Carmichael.
  2. Your congressman you contacted, didn't happen to be Omni Vera, did it?
  3. No, you really should include the last 3 years tax transcripts, or tax returns, with W-2's, etc. if possible. If you haven't filed this year yet, use last years if it's adequate income. I would definitely include an employer letter with current income with your case.
  4. You should not have any problems with what you described, as long as she doesn't have several kids. They use your current income to qualify but include also your previous tax records as well.
  5. Yes, but the only ones CBP doesn't deny are all of the illegal migrants coming across our Southern border! I you're doing the petitions legally, waiting over 2 years + and paying lots of money to bring your spouse and step-child, they can and do deny entry! Such a scam of a system!
  6. You should be behind us then. We were DQ'd around the 1st of July.
  7. On the USCIS website it said if not available in country, they would be allowed to proceed with interview.
  8. Are you sure about this information about vaccination is at least started? My step-son is 13, going on 14, He has only had his 1st Sinovac, (Chinese vaccination). They don't have anymore 2nd dose vaccinations for children in the Philippines as far as we know. My wife is concerned that we may be held up in the process because only having the 1st dose for her child. Any additional Information on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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    TB Dots

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    TB Dots

    So, do they have the IGRA tests now for children?
  11. More like "MORONIC" than ironic.
  12. I'm pretty sure it's only 1st and 2nd dose, but am not positive. I don't think they require the booster shots either. I'm not sure about the monovalent vs the bivalent either. Monovalent required 2 doses. Does anyone know if the bivalent requires 2 doses as well, or does a single dose of bivalent count for 2. We're trying to get 13 year old vaccinated in the next 3 months but they don't seen to have 1st doses an hour North of Manila.
  13. They probably don't care about US law and don't intend to ever leave, at least not until they get status, if ever. They should be turned in to immigration, other people have to take this journey the legal, time consuming and expensive way!
  14. What about if someone is married online, say in December 2021, consummates marriage in March 2022, gets gets approved Visa, then enters the US in say, January 2024. Would this be considered a 10-year GC or a 2-year?
  15. Most likely will have not moved by that time. I think my Apartments will maybe allow us to stay here between 2-4 weeks after they arrive.
  16. Hello, It looks like the Philippines is no longer requiring Covid-19 Tests or vaccines to travel there! Also on a couple of Airlines Philippine Air and Korean Air are no longer requiring the Antigen tests to travel there according to their websites.
  17. Hello, My Wife and step-son's DS-260's are DQ'd as of 7/3/2023, how long should it take to hear anything else from NVC or Manila about when we're able to schedule the medical's and interviews? Thanks
  18. Hello, I'm looking for opinions on whether or not to delay paying for GC or not until after Wife and step-son enter the US or not? After they arrive in the US, we have to move and change address because I'm not able to stay with them in my Senior Apts. Also, I would have to make sure the USCiS has my new address before paying the GC fees. Are there any negatives to delaying or would it be better to just pay after interview approval?
  19. Ok thanks for all of your comments.
  20. Hello, If being required to move residence prior to receiving GC, will the USPS forward GC's to new address? Or does USCIS put a "Do Not Forward" message on GC mailing? Thanks for any responses!
  21. Yes, but what I mean is that anyone sponsoring fiancé or wife could be held responsible in civil court by using the I-864, whether or not the Fed's do it. That's the important part is USC's being held responsible, not just through USCIS but also by getting sued locally. It is far worse than what the USCIS responsibilities would be, most likely!
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