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***** Email from
Susan on 12/27/2009
Dear Sir,
First of all, thanks for keeping a rather excellent site and helping people like myself. I am wanting to purchase a
Do-It-Yourself package to applying for
green card through marriage.
My husband and
I got married about seven months ago, after about a five year
relationship. He has been in the United States for about 13 years since
he was 9 years old, when his parents brought him here. We are both
aware that we cannot complete the process that will make him a
US citizen until we have been married for a certain length of time, but
we would like to get started now so that we can start a family soon but
neither of us have any clue what we are supposed to do or where we are
supposed to
start!
So I just
wanted to know if you can give me any information on how to go about
beginning the process? We were also wondering about the laws that are
in place now that would require him to return to Mexico for a minimum
of six months. Is there ANY possible way we could avoid that, and if
not will we know when he would be sent so that we do not decide to have
children before he has to be away for an extended period of time?
Thank you so
very much for your time and we really appreciate any advice that you
have to give us on the entire situation!!
Sincerely.
***** Email from
Patel on 12/15/2009
Hi Customer Service,
I would like to thank you for your wonderful service. I have found your website very helpful.
Myself recently got married. My wife
is green card holder of USA. She received her green Card in June 07.So it will take 5 yrs to get her citizenship.
I am right now in India working as Software Professional and my wife is there in USA.
Can you please tell me as which is the best option for me to come to USA (i.e.) on which Visa.
Does my wife can apply for my green card now or it will take some time for applying.
After it is being applied how much time it will take to get my green card.
Kindly look into the matter and revert me back.
***** Email from
Smith on 12/2/2009
Hello,
Thank you very much for your quick
reply. I have another question that I hope you can answer me. Dealing with the immigration
officer is the biggest pain ever, hopefully you are more helpful.
I am an
American soldier and I am recently married to a German national. I am
trying to get her a green card for permanent residency. My question is
what do I send in. I have to send in the I-130 and the affidavit of
support or just the I-130 (I will buy the DIY kit for I-130 marriage
based application)
Also, do we
have to make an appointment with the immigration people first and then
send it in or can we just mail it in with the application processing
fee. please help,
I am going to outside U.S. in a month and a half and we are trying to
get all this squared away before I leave.
Thank you very much.
***** Email from
Bansode on 11/27/2009
Dear Customer Service,
I want to express my sincere thanks for your previous support for my green card
petitions. My EB-1 has been approved quickly, and I have received my green card
with your Do-It-Yourself packages. Now, I am asking your further assistance for
my daughter in followings: 1) H-1B petition; and 2) Family based Green Card
application.
My daughter has completed her Under Graduate (BS) education from York College,
is that your “H-1B, Do-it-Yourself” package is quite helpful for those
students who are changing their status from F-1 (OPT) to H-1B? I
specifically need instructions on what “Forms” should I furnish, and how
many copies of each document have to send at which Offices.
She is now over 21 (single), and therefore, I would like to submit a “Family
Based Green Card Application” for her. Do you have a package that would be
good for such application too?
I am looking forward for your kind reply before I make a purchasing order.
Thank you.
With regards,
***** Email from
Arun on 11/19/2009
Hello,
My husband and
I have been married for 1 year and 2 months.
He is an Irish Citizen living in Ireland. (We have been living there
together up until now.) I recently visited an Immigration service
through my church here in Florida and was informed that there were two
ways that I could bring him over.
The typical
way- Spouse visa. My only concerns on this one is that the guy I talked
to told me that it could take up to a year for it to be approved! We
both have never been married before, have no children, have no criminal
records or anything. How long do you think it would really take for our
case to be processed and for him to be approved to come here?
The second
way, I was told, was to have him come here on a visitor visa and stay
for a minimum of 60 days. Once the 60 days is up, I was told, that we
could then file for him to get a green card. Is this really a good
idea? How would we know that he would really be approved for the green
card and not deported? Plus, he'd have to be out of work up until he
files for work authorization. By that time, couldn't he already be here
on a spouse visa instead?
We are so
confused and very unsure of what to do. We just want to be together and
happy living out our future together. Any help at all on our situation
would be very much appreciated! Thank you in advance!
Sincerely,
***** Email from
Maria on 11/13/2009
HelpDesk Service,
A friend of
mine gave me your outstanding web site address.
I just got engaged to an F1-visa holder who currently lives in the U.S.
He is awaiting his OPT (optional practical training) card. I have
already done my biometrics for my green card (sponsorship through my
job) and is just awaiting the actual adjustment of status.
Will it be
better for us to get married before my actual green card comes through
so I can apply for him? What will happen if my green card comes through
before we get married? I would like to opt for the best method that
will allow my fiancée to get his green card as quickly as
possible through me.
I look forward to hearing from you.
***** Email from
Peter on 11/3/2009
Dear Sir/Madam,
Thank you for the wonderful service you provide.
I am a citizen and am trying to apply my mother for Green Card. I just ordered
your Do-It- Yourself package for Parents.
My biological father passed away, and she
remarried and had 2 step children from her new marriage. In form I-130
the space for her husband and children, shall I put in my name and my
biological father Or her new husband and the step children?
Looking forward to your reply soon, Thank you,
***** Email from
Singh on 10/24/2009
Hello,
I have recently ordered a DIY package of yours about starting the
process for a Spouse that's already in U.S. That is, my future Spouse,
since, she arrived on a tourist visa. I understand all the forms and
procedures that need to be filled out. But there's one thing I'm not
sure about.
How quickly can we get married? My girlfriend came to U.S. on tourist
visa and now we came to the conclusion that we'd like to get married,
but I heard that this won't fly by the immigration officers, since it
looks like THAT'S the reason she came here for, rather than tourism.
I know we want to get married and we will, the question is, how long
should we wait so that we won't be committing a fraud? I've read that
waiting 30 days before getting married is good enough for immigration
office. Other information say, that 60 days is a safe approach. Which
one is it?
I'd like to get married, but I'm afraid that if we do it too quickly,
our marrying each other will be looked upon as the wrong way of doing
it, since she just came over.
Can you clarify this point?
Thank you in advance.
***** Email from
Zhang on 10/12/2009
Dear Sir:
Since my
parents got denied on the first applying of the visa (I did not prepare
all these files, I did not know all these that time). So no matter how
many and how well the files I prepared now, the officer in Consulate
General of the U. S. A. in Beijing will always deny my parents, they
even would not look at any file I sent.
I have already
given up for my parents' visiting, but after I read your website, I
want to check if I could get the help from you.
They did not
want to immigrate to US because they have all their happy life in their
hometown (they have their own houses, retirement payment, insurance,
friends, grand children etc). They only wanted to have a short
visit me. If I apply the green card for them: I'm afraid it would
be too long to wait, they might be too old to travel. That is why
I never wanted to apply this for them.
So, my question is: Can you help to apply the green card in a short time for my
parents with your Do-It-Yourself package for parent? If so, can you tell me what I should send to you?
Thank you very much.
***** Email from
Cho on 10/4/2009
Dear Sir,
My friend gave
me the reference to your website and I found it very professional and
informative. I'm going to get the Complete Do-It-Yourself Package, but
I am not sure which one to choose.
Kindly, I am new immigrant to united states, I got my green card from about 3
years, I need to take your opinion, I am wondering if I got married to someone
her in US that have an tourist visa, could I update her status and make her sit
with me, or she must return back to her country.
Thanks a lot for your help.
***** Email from
Kumar on 9/29/2009
Dear Sir:
With the recommendation from my friend for your superb service, I am interested in "do-it-yourself" package for green card
application based on marriage. But I am not sure which category is the fastest and best for me.
My girl friend
got registered nurse license (by an associate nurse degree) recently,
but found out she cannot work as a nurse because of visa problem. my
question is: is there anyway for her to work as a registered nurse? How
could I apply for Green Card for her?
Here is her
brief background: she had MD from outside U.S., and got her master of
science degree in US in fall 2009, now working as a research assistant
in a medical center with OPT, and applying for H1B visa.
Thanks a lot.
***** Email from
Chen on 9/13/2009
HelpDesk:
Greetings. I
came by your extremely useful and informative website. I want to apply
for my Green Card at the earliest, but keep getting different opinions
from different people.
I wanted to ask that my fiance got the US immigrant visa this year in March
2009 which was being sponsored by her mother who has green card.
Now, is there
any possibility that she can sponsor me for the US ? or what if I marry
her and then her mother can sponsor me ? Another thing is that my
fiance's elder sister also has green card, can she sponsor me if I
marry her sister (who has immigrant visa as mentioned earlier).?
Kindly guide me into this and will really appreciate a solution / guidance from your side.
Looking forward for a early response.
Thanks and Regards.
***** Email from
Shah on 9/9/2009
Hi Sir,
My husband is an US citizen & have filled I -130 form in March 2008 after
order the Helpful DIY package from your services. Thank you very much for providing such a great service to
I-130 applicants.
We got married in march 2008.
Our application is lying at USCIS Service Center. But the processing dates are
still showing slow moving. So I think it will take more 10-2 months. I am
an Indian. Is there any other alternative where I can came early to US. please
suggest.
Thanks & Regards,
***** Email from
Wu on 8/29/2009
My wife is a U.S. citizen through naturalization. She received her GC in Feb
2003 and she became a citizen in June 2008. We got married in India in May 2006.
I am planning on applying for Adjustment of status, EAD, Travel
Document etc…, through my wife.
Will I be given a conditional GC even though we are married for 5
years? I was on my H1B now. I have applied for my I-140 and I-485
through my employer. I-140 got approved but my I-485 has not been
accepted due to fee payment error.
I have applied for another I-485 and EAD in the past using approved
labor. The EAD was approved but the I-485 has been rejected due to
mismatch of experience in the approved labor. Will this be of any
problem now for my family based case? Do I need to mention about this
on my I-485 application as past filing. Why I am asking this question
is I don’t have any details about that as I changed the employer
and don’t have any copy of the previous filing.
Please help me by detailing on the forms and process. Your advice will be of immense help.
Thanks all in advance.
***** Email from
Lara on 8/10/2009
Hi,
I came across your website, which is very informative and helpful.
I'm a US citizen. My mom has a valid visa until 4/3/2010. I'd like to apply Green
Card for her.
I have a hard time to do fill out the forms (I-130, I-485, G-325A, I-,
I-864,
I-693...), Please help me to select a Do-It-Yourself package for my
situation and step by step with samples. I have already had all the
documents in hands (passport, birth certificates, I-94,citizen
certificate, photos, medical exam reports)
My case is pretty simple, I just need a DIY kit to show me how to fill out the forms.
Please advise me which kit is best fit me.
Thanks.
***** Email from
Kchen on 7/22/2009
Hi Customer Service,
How are you? I was recently referred to you by an old client of yours. He had successfully obtained an
I-130 approval. I am wanting to purchase a Do-It-Yourself package to applying for
green card through marriage. I have couple of questions:
Which of the
kit one should buy for applying for
green card when a person holding F1visa/OPT marries US citizen? and do
you offer help with answering basic questions while filling a petition
like
if a F1 visa holder marries US citizen in one state and applies for
adjustment of
status, does he/she have to apply for OPT?
What happens if both F1 visa holder and
spouse (US citizen) have to move to another state what happens to the application that is filed in the first state?
Thank you.
***** Email from
Chawla on 7/14/2009
Dear Sir:
Sorry to bother you again.
My boyfriend
is from Canada and has been working in the U.S. on an L1-A Visa (I-94)
for the last three years. My question is how can he apply for a green
card. We are planning to get married in the next few months. Does it
make sense for us to apply for the fiance petition since he is already
working and living in the U.S. - OR - should we just wait until we are
married and file for the green card.
If so, what
forms do we need to file in order to change status from L1-A Visa to
Permanent resident? Also, how long does this process take? Please let
me know.
Thank you.
***** Email from
Brenda on 7/7/2009
Dear Customer Service,
I bought DIY package from
your site for my husband's Green Card application. Then, I applied I-130 for my
husband as a LPR in early 2008. The case got approved in Sep 2008 as well. I am going to take citizenship oath
in 2 weeks, and am planning to file for my husband's Green card (adjustment of Status) as soon as I get my
Naturalization certificate. My spouse has always been in legal status in US (H1B).
My question is - After I get my Naturalization Certificate, can I immediately file my spouse's I-485 and other docs
together along with the I-130 approval receipt to USCIS or do I need to first notify NVC (National Visa Center) of
my citizenship in order to upgrade the approved I-130 and wait till I hear from
NVC?
I would really appreciate a response.
Thanks and Regards,
***** Email from
Soumia on 6/28/2009
Dear Sir,
I want to buy the marriage
based DIY package from your site. Basing on the feedback you provided in the
discussion forum I believe that I qualify for marriage based U.S. Green Card.
But to be more sure I would like your opinion, my profile is as follows:
I am married to a US citizen, with a 8 years old son from a previous
marriage and we all presently live in Canada. We do not want to request
approval from my ex-husband for my son to emigrate.
We intend to
all move to the US within 1 year and would like to start the
application process. What package should I order, since I will be
applying through the US Consulate in Vancouver, Canada?
Thank you in advance.
***** Email from
Lanhaus on 6/14/2009
Hello help desk.
I see your web site by internet
and I am glad after reading about your wonderful service for Green Card. I have
been through your website www.greencarfamily.com and studied it carefully.
I have a quick question. I have a green card since 2005. I recently got
engaged. my fiance has a 10 year B1 B2visa. she is planning to visit U.S. this year some time.
So can I merry her while she is here in states and file a form
I-130 for her. and can she re enter U.S. on B2 visa while her I 130 visa is still in process. or does she
have to give up her B2 visa and wait for her I-130 form to get approver in her country.
Please help.
***** Email from
King on 6/6/2009
Hello help desk:
You have advised me to file K3 visa
for my spouse. but only U.S. citizens can file that visa not green card holders.
Please advice.
What is the K3 visa and who is eligible?
The K3 visa is specifically intended for use by U.S. citizens who are sponsoring their foreign national
spouse for immigration.
However, the K3 visa does allow the spouse to travel to the U.S. and live
with their U.S. citizen spouse while they are waiting for their I-130 immediate relative immigration
petition to process through.
I urgently need to answers for
these issues.
Best Regards
***** Email from
Pascal on 5/24/2009
Hello Sir/Madam:
I applied for my spouse (I-130) as a Green card holder in early
2007 using your excellent DIY package for U.S. citizen spouse. The case got approved in the end of
2007.
I am going to
take citizenship oath soon
and my spouse will then file his Green card (adjustment of Status) as
soon as I get my Naturalization certificate. My spouse is in legal
status in US (H1B).
My question is - Can my spouse file his I-485 together with the I-130
approval notice to USCIS or do I need to first notify or call USCIS of
my citizenship in order to upgrade the approved I-130 and wait till I
hear from them? In that case how long will USCIS take to upgrade my
I-130.
I would really appreciate a response.
Thanks.
***** Email from
Zhong on 5/13/2009
Dear Sir:
Thank you for operating
such a wonderful site. I appreciate all the information you have provided
us with. I hope that you find the time to answer my question.
I am in the US on an L1 visa and will be marrying a
U.S. citizen this year. I have read a little about the process to adjust status, but I have the following questions.
1) Do you have a package for this type of adjustment?
2) I will be traveling abroad immediately after
getting married, but will only file for adjustment of status when I
return – is this ok on the L1 visa?
Thank you.
***** Email from
Susan on 5/8/2009
Dear Dr. William,
I am in the
process of getting divorce of my husband of
22 years. I am Peruvian from birth but hold Australian Citizenship. I
want to move to New York with my younger daughter as she is going to
study there.
My oldest one
is currently living in Tampa, is 23 years old and wants to come to New
York to do her masters and phd . Perhaps not living with me but close.
I want to start a business and I do think after the divorce I will be
having the money to do this.
Now, my
question is: I can fly to the USA and ask there for change of status or
I can go to Delhi (as I live currently in India due to my
husband’s job) and get the interview, etc. over there. What is
more convenient for me? I would love to live India as soon as possible
due to the divorce.
What are my chances of being granted the Green Card and residency if I am already in the US and how long would it take?
Your prompt response will be very helpful.
***** Email from
Sadeep on 4/26/2009
Hest Desk:
I am in the U.S. right now. I entered the country under the visa waiver program
in January 2009. my wife is a U.S. citizen and we received, last week, our approved I-130 petition.
For this, Thank you very much for your very helpful DIY package of marriage
Green Card application.
I sent yesterday a I-485 form with a advance parole and a
authorization of employment. I won't have my green card before 6 months.
My question: what is my status while my application is pending? Can I overstay my visa waiver program?
It look like I m allowed to do so but I didn't find anything clear in the title 8 of CFR, although
I spent 4 hours reading it. I would like to find the part under which my case is because
I want to be sure I won t be deported.
Thank you.
***** Email from
Mary on 4/26/2009
Dear Sir/Madam:
I found your website very
impressive and well-designed. And all of the user's comments make me have
more interest to try your Do-It-Yourself package. I'm wondering could you
help me to figure out which package will be appropriate for my status?
My husband and
I got married about seven months ago, after about a five year
relationship. He has been in the United States for about 13 years since
he was 9 years old, when his parents brought him here.
We are both
aware that we cannot complete the process that will make him a U.S
citizen until we have been married for a certain length of time, but we
would like to get started now so that we can start a family soon but
neither of us have any clue what we are supposed to do or where we are
supposed to start!!
So I just wanted to know if you can give me any information on how to go about beginning the process?
Sincerely
***** Email from
Aziz on 4/15/2009
Dear Sir,
Thank you very much for the Complete Do-It-Yourself Package.
I am a
US
citizen and I plan to marry a woman from
China
, who is now is US with a working Visa which shall expire soon. I plan
to marry her before the her visa expiration, so she will remain legal
staying in US.
Which package should I
purchase to apply green card for her and what is the cost? And how long
it takes for me to receive the package?
***** Email from
Hoho on 4/11/2009
Hello,
Thank you very much for
answering my questions.
I have applied for the
Green card for my mother who is 84 years old.
She has visitors visa at present which will expire in July 2009.
I have mean while in August of lays year have applied for the Green card
for her and we have already got the case number from Immigration office.
My
question is weather I should file for extension for her stay
and need to file I-129 form ,or can she legally now
stay and wait for her green card.
Please send your reply.
***** Email from
Tenor on 4/2/2009
Hi,
I'm hoping to invite my parents to the U.S. then sponsor them for the
family-based immigration. I understand they need to have medical exams
and show vaccine records at some point, but does the exam need to be
given by USCIS-designated physicians, or can they have the exam done in
their home country ahead of time?
Will USCIS accept exam
records by foreign physicians? Similarly for the vaccines - do they need
to be taken here in the U.S., or can they obtain the records from their
home country and be ready to submit? Again, the plan is to start the
immigration process after they already arrive here.
Also, is USCIS really strict on seeing all the vaccine shots they listed
as required?
Thanks so much for your help!
***** Email from
Jafary on 3/24/2009
Hello,
I am very happy to find
your web site helping others like me.
My wife
entered into the United States on A K3 visa on 11/10/2008. We have also
received a notice that her I-130 has been approved and we need to file
form I 485. In order for her to receive the k-3 visa she had to have a
medical exam and I also provided the consul with an affidavit of
support.
Is it
necessary for my wife to have another medical exam and to also fill
another affidavit of support? And, also, I am correct to assume that
she does not need to file for advance parole because she entered on k3
visa. Please help! This redundancy in filing is confusing us.
I am looking forward to
hearing from you.
With best regards.
***** Email from
Chomba on 3/18/2009
Hi,
I am working here in the US on an H1-B visa for about a year now and my
employer will be filing for a green card for me in 2010 (either in EB-2
or EB-3 category).
I am currently unmarried and wanted to know about the prospects for my
future spouse. If my employer files for a green card in 2010 and I am
not married, what is the latest time that I should get married in order
to be able to include the my spouse on my application for green card?
Does it have to be before/at the time/after application is filed?
Further, does she have to be in the US before or at the time of filing
of green card application by my employer or can she be in my home
country during this time and can come afterwards whenever she wants to?
At this time, if I get married, she can come here on an H4.
The reason I am asking this question is because I wanted to plan this
out in order to avoid a situation where I am living here in the US and
my wife will be living elsewhere (outside US) as if she is not
sponsored on my green card application by my employer, then I will be
waiting for a long long period of time to get her into US based on
family sponsorship.
I will highly appreciate your response as it will help me a lot.
***** Email from
Safaie on 3/3/2009
Help Desk,
I would like to thank
you you for your outstanding website and Do-It-Yourself package.
I am US Green Card
holder from Florida married to a Canadian Citizen, newlyweds got married in
March 09. I was told it will take 5 years before he can come to the US when process...is this
accurate, and is there anything I can do? We visit each other as much as we can but it's has been hard.
Hope to hear you soon, thanks.
***** Email from
Mary on 2/27/2009
Dear Sir,
I am writing to
thank-you very much for your help.
My boyfriend came to
the US 15 yrs ago (from Russia) and still has not received a green card.
His paperwork is being processed all this time. I believe because
he was married once and divorced and that he's changed sponsors 3 times
is why he hasn't received a green card yet, but I don't know that for
sure.
His father became a U.S.
citizen 2 years ago and now his father is sponsoring him, they started
that process 2 yrs ago. We have been together 9yrs and have a
child. I'm on his case about getting married and he says if we got
married then his status would be kicked back to Stage 1. But, if we
married, could his father still sponsor him or does getting married
automatically change that?
Thank You For Your Time,
***** Email from
Jean on 2/15/2009
Good Evening,
I came cross your web
site, it is quite attractive to me. I am very much interested in your
web site.
I would like
to know what are the provisions for changing from B1/B2 visa to another
visa form that will allow a non immigrant to be issued an authorization
for employment and extension of stay in the US after the expiration of
the 6 months mentioned in the I-94?
The non
immigrant is unable to return to his country because he has been
subject to threats to his life and has to abandon his job.
Also the non-immigrant is having an I-130 ( Petition for permanent
resident from US Citizen for his relatives) legally filed on
his behalf which receipt date is February 08, 2004 which extend 4 years
and 9 months beyond the 785 days maximum as stipulated by the receipt.
How can we
find a way that the non immigrant is not denied or have to return to
his country under this circumstances? What will be the impacts of
filing for asylum?
We were in the
process of filing I-485 when I read a post on your website that says
this form need to be filled concurrently with a job offer like I-140 is
there any exception?
Thank you very much for
your time. I'm looking forward to your reply.
***** Email from
Morton on 2/3/2009
Hello,
I am not US citizen
yet, I am still applying for that...my question is I am Permanent Resident Card and im planning to get married my
fiancée for 3 months.
Now am I eligible to sponsor him and get him as soon as possible even duh
I am a Permanent Resident Card? and how long it takes to process the papers?
Thank you so much. Your help will be highly appreciated. Thank you very
much.
***** Email from
Gill on 1/23/2009
I want to thank you for
your very useful website.
I have a
complex situation and I was hoping you may be able to answer my
questions. I am currently living in the States on an H4 visa. I moved
here with my family last year - my father is here on an H1B visa.
My visa is due
to run out on June 9th 2010 (my 21st birthday). The rest of my family
visa run out in September 2011. This has resulted in my father
approaching his work to consider applying for a green card. Relatively
straight forward you think.
However, I
recently got engaged to my boyfriend, who happens to be in the US
military. I was just wondering once my father has put in a green card
application in for the family and we receive a number, how will me
getting married affect this?
I am concerned that by me getting married, i will affect my
family application. Also how would it affect my application?
I really appreciate your time.
Thank you.
***** Email from
Margarrida on 1/15/2009
Hello,
I am very glad to find your website on green card application and I am sure it is very helpful for
many people. I am writing this email to get your suggestion.
I have a
question about how the immigration laws work. I have a
friend that has grew up here in the us for many years. She is in her
30s now. She has always paid for I believe it's called a "TPS" in order
to work every year. Then she got married and hadn't worked in awhile.
She had a couple of children when she was able to work finally but only
for two months according to the expiration date on her TPS. Well now
she finally decided to go for a green card. She thought she had all the
monies together that her husband is fronting because he wants her to
get a job to help him pay bills.
My question is basically wondering why can't she get some allowance to
work to earn the monies she need to pay for a green card and to assist
her husband in the household? Is there some type of temporary relief
she can get to just work for a certain period of time or such? Being
able to work will solve
a lot of they re financial problems and difficulties. Please help.
***** Email from
Bethan on 1/7/2009
Dear Sir,
Thank you so much for your
Complete Do-It-Yourself Package
for US citizen's spouse, and detailed feedback and changes. After you pointed out the weaknesses of my
I-130 petition, I feel so glad I got your help.
Would it be
possible if I can send my updated letter for your review? I understand
giving a detailed review like the first one is time consuming. If you
can point out the big problems of the content and some of the structure
changes, like the ones you wrote between sections and after the
sections, it will be very very helpful. If I can’t pass your
review, I can’t pass the USCIS’ review.
I highly appreciate your expert help.
***** Email from
Liming on 1/2/2009
Hi,
I bought a
"Complete
Do-It-Yourself Package for Citizen's wife" about 1 year ago from your
website. I believe it is very helpful. My wife had her I-130 approved.
The only thing we have to do now is file I-485 and if that's accepted,
she'll be free to stay in the country, right?
What would be the reason for filing a I-485 Supplement A?
Does she need to send her medical examination report with the I-485 or do they have you do that later?
Thanks.
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