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***** Email from
Neale on 12/18/2013
Dear Sir/Madam:
My friend referred to
your website after his successful in getting I-130 approved by using your
DIY package.
I would like to
get your help for my situation. I am a US Citizen (naturalized). I
would like to bring my son who is 18 to the USA from England. Does he
qualify for the immediate green card?
Does he have to
be in the UK when we apply? What is the delay/processing time? If
he is over here for an extended visit (on a 3 month visa waiver) can I
apply for the Green Card without the need for him to return to the UK
for the medical exam and Interview?
Thanks.
***** Email from
Halls on 12/6/2013
Hello,
I have read your
very helpful web site about family immigration.
I have the
question: my fiancee and I obviously want to get married, but which is
faster or better for that matter - to get married here and start the
green card process or get married where he's from and I come back alone
and start the process to get him here?
Any advice you can offer would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you very much!
***** Email from
Sula on 11/27/2013
Dear Help Desk:
Thank you for your quick
response for my previous question. I have another question:
If my Son is here in the
US on a Visa Waiver form, can I apply for him to become a Green Card
holder without requiring his return to the UK? And if so, how long
is the process from the form submission to Green Card being awarded?
I do plan to purchase
your kit "Complete Do-It-Yourself Package of Green Card Application for U.S. Citizen's or Permanent Resident's Child",
but I need some clarification on the above question first.
Thank you.
***** Email from
Quinn on 11/13/2013
Dear Sir,
Your web site are very
helpful about immigration matters we have. Thank you in advance for your
help. I am a F-1 student came to U. S. after getting married ,on an H-4 visa as a dependent with my
husband. I shifted to F-1 visa after joining a university for my doctoral
program.
Thereafter, my
husband put my name on the GC petition as it reached the I-131 stage.
We got our Biometrics (Fingerprinting) done and are in the Initial
Review stage. I have a EAD based on the application with my spouse. I
am facing emotional and mental harassment since marriage from the
family members of my husband. He is threatening me saying that he will
put me out of status because of the pressure from his family. I am in a
very financial situation as my husband does not support me and I am not
getting anymore funds from school this Fall.
I have few
questions regarding my GC application. 1) Will my husband be able to
pull my name of the GC application and put me out of status? 2) We were
married in India and have a marriage certificate from India. But we did
not register our marriage in USA. Can he divorce me in USA? If he can,
does this have an impact on my GC petition? Is my I-485 independent and
is an individual application like his I-485 application? 3) I have a
patent and seven publications from India before I came to US for my PhD
program and after I came to US I have published another publication
during my doctoral program. On the basis of this can I file for a GC
petition on my own under EB-1 category?
I would greatly appreciate if you could answer my above concerns.
***** Email from
Shila on 10/28/2013
Dear HelpDesk:
I found your web site and service is very helpful.
My husband and I
has planned to file I-130 and I-485 for adjust my visa status. We has
been married in Yakima Washington for 7 years. For most of our marriage
life, we has been living in Australia. We just recently come back to
Yakima. He is not working right now, we has been living on our saving
from Australia. I has entered USA by visa Waiver Program, and now my
visa is expiring in 1 week. I had contacted USCI, and the officer told
me, my husband need to have a job in USA in order to prove that he can
supporting me...etc.
We had both
worked in Australia, and we do have documentations to prove how much we
earned in Australia. However, the USCI officer told us, that won't
count, because he need to be currently working, and proved that he earn
over 18k a year in USA. He has been searching for works but not much
going on in this stage.
We are worry about what if we apply both I-130 and I-845, and got
rejected because he is not currently working and earn over 18K a year.
There are no full time job around here and part-time don't even earn
half if 18K. What will happen to me? Because I don't want to get
deported and wont be able to come back for 10 years, and I don't want
to leave the country every 3 months.
Please help us, and tell us what can we do about our situation right
now. I got my medical exam completed, the only thing which stopping us
right now is HE GOT NO JOB.
We will be looking forward to hearing from you as soon as possible. Thank you.
Your sincerely.
***** Email from
Prinle on 10/19/2013
Dear Helpdesk
I am a US resident since 2011. My wife and children stayed behind in
Europe. They are Swiss citizens. We got married in 2007. The first child
was born in 2008 and the second in 2010, i.e. after the green card was
granted.
We are thinking about
relocating everyone to the US. We would like to ask for you advice as to
what forms and documentation needs to be provided. Can we submit the
application through the US consulate in Bern? Do you have a rough idea of
the time frame for the completion of the application process?
I also want to thank you
for your very useful website! Looking forward to hearing from you
Best regards.
***** Email from
Abhiy on 9/25/2013
Hi:
I am considering to apply
for Green Card using your Complete Do-It-Yourself Package for Parent. But
I have several concerns and hope to get your advice.
I am a green card Holder
but my Aunt is a US citizen. So, she can file for my Father's green-card.
I know, that it will take may be 5-7 years to get the green-card. My
question is, that if we file for their GC, will it be a problem for them
to visit USA on visitor VISA during this time.
I do not want them to
come here on B1/B2 and then over-stay till they get their Green card. Or,
should, I wait for 4 years, get my citizenship and then apply for their
GC. What do you think will be faster and better?
Thanks
***** Email from
Amika on 9/3/2013
Respected Sir,
I really appreciate your web site and your questions and answers postings.
I have a question regarding immigration and would be really grateful if you can answer it.
I am an Indian working in US on H1B visa and now want to file
Green card through my employer in EB3 category.
I know EB3 takes
years (about 7-8 years) to process GC during which my H1B will get
extended each year. During this long period if some emergency comes and
I have to return back to my home country for an extended stay for maybe
more than 6 months, what would be the status of my GC application?
Thanks in advance for helping me and helping all the others with their doubts.
Thanks.
***** Email from
Kapil on 8/23/2013
Hi Help Desk:
I am planning to apply for my parents' green card soon and would like to order the DIY package.
I am seeking some clarification of a couple of the items before ordering.
Quick
background. I'm from India. Came to the US in 2000. Received my
citizenship in 2008. My parents still live in India. My parents visit
pretty much every year, at least the last 4-5 years. I'd like to apply
for their green card while they are in India.
1) What and how many packages do I need to order?
2) Approximately how long does the process take (typical process, ballpark estimate)?
3) Could they travel to the US, while it's in process (sort of reverse Advance Parole)?
I really appreciate your help.
***** Email from
Shrivas on 8/8/2013
Helpdesk Sir:
I am considering to apply for
Green Card using your Complete Do-It-Yourself Package for my I-485 application.
But I have several concerns and hope to get your advice.
Three years ago, I married my wife when she was a Green Card holder.
She sent form I-130 that was approved
later (but there were/are no visa numbers available at present for the
F2 category).
Last year, I came to the US on a J-1 visa and I am still working on a
J-1 visa in a US university. Last week she received her US citizenship.
What is the fastest way for me to get my Green Card so we can finally
live together and I can finally find a suitable job nearby (at the
moment she is in CA and I am in KY)?
What time frame
are we looking at and will I have to go back to my home country (The
Netherlands)? Will it be possible to use the already approved I-130 or
does she have to file another one? When can we send the I-485 and I-765
forms to the USCIS?
I would very much appreciate your input on these questions.
Thank you for your help.
***** Email from
Stephen on 7/27/2013
Hello,
I am a customer who has used your DIY packages in the past, which are very thorough.
I was wondering
if I could get some information on family based green cards.
My sister, who is a US Citizen, is interested in sponsoring my parents,
who live outside the country. Would it be possible to find out what is
needed and the total time that getting the green card will take? At
this point, we may not be ready to apply for the green card and would
just like to gather some information.
Any assistance you can provide would be so helpful.
Thank you.
***** Email from
Tony on 7/15/2013
Hi:
I was reading your very
informative site, trying to get a better idea of what is needed to get my
future wife into the
United States
. She is currently a permanent resident of
Israel
. She will be visiting me next week and we will at that time go ahead and
get married in the state of
Nevada
. I am however a resident of CA, and a US born citizen.
Your site informs me that
the best process is the K-3 file, which is preceded by the I-130, which is
preceded by the 1-129. In your Q&A section you refer to the K3 as
being the most effective and time saving method, but in another section
your site points out that it is often the I-130 that takes months for
filing.
If I-130 Is needed for
K3, how can I shorten the process time?
Your help is greatly appreciated. I am certain, given the large investment
already needed for filing, that I will retain your services or products if
you are able to assist me.
Thank you.
***** Email from
Vale on 6/27/2013
Dear Sir/Madam,
We have filled
and submitted the I-130 (requesting a spousal visa) from Brasil and now
are scheduled for a final interview in Rio de Janeiro next month. The
Embassy sent an informational email on more documents to fill out. They
also sent these instructions through the mail with a letter that is to
be brought to the Embassy on the date of the interview. The DS-230 is
one of the forms listed. The instructions for the DS-230 are
conflicting to the instructions in the email we received from the
Embassy in Rio. We are wondering if the DS-230 is a form that we need
to fill out?? The instructions for the DS-230 say:
"The American
Consulate in Rio de Janeiro has received information that you have been
registered to apply for a visa to immigrate to the United States. While
no assurance can be given regarding the date of your visa interview
appointment, you should now prepare for that appointment. You must
obtain the documents required for your application for an immigrant
visa."
This says that
the interview date will be made AFTER the Embassy receives the DS-230,
but there is already in interview scheduled and we have only sent in
the I-130. The instructions in the email that we received from the
embassy say:
"The immigrant visa unit informs that your immigrant visa
petition was approved and an instructions package with your interview
date and necessary documents, was sent to the address provided on the
petition. Do not send any forms to us, bring all requested documents on
the date of your interview."
We would appreciate some clarification on this matter of the DS-230. Do
we need to fill out the DS-230? If so, do we send it in before the
interview or do we bring it in?
Thank you very much!
***** Email from
Syed on 5/28/2013
Dear Helpdesk:
A friend gave me
your outstanding web site address. I am a citizen of Pakistan and my
father who is a permanent resident had applied for my green card as an
unmarried son of 21 years or older category . I got married in
September but today I received a letter from USCIS that I should
appoint a attorney or an agent to start the process of green card.
I am on a J1 visa and she is
J2 . Have I lost the whole thing or something could be done. In addition I have a
U.S. born son whom I do not want to take back because of situation back home. Please help me in this regard as
I am very distressed.
***** Email from
Junye on 4/13/2013
Dear HelpDesk,
Thank you fro your
excellent web site. I am wondering if you would be able to help me out
with this question.
I have a very complicated situation and I would like to ask you some
information. I had a J1 with the 2 years rule (I worked as a researcher
in a university). I came back last March (so it is almost a year), but
in the meanwhile I got married to an American citizen. I will have
another J1 sponsored by university starting in August (it is the only
visa I can have, according to the 2 years rule) but I would like to
apply for the green card.
I know that I
have to ask for the waiver of the 2 years rule, but I was wondering if
in this particular case (marriage with American citizen) the process
could be shorter/easier or different. Do you have any idea about how
long this process will take?
Thank you so much in advance for your help.
Cordially yours.
***** Email from
Naumov on 4/2/2013
Dear Sir/Madam,
Thank you for the service
you provide. Your web site has always been a help to me. I have a question
about my daughter's green card application.
I am a permanent Resident Card holder for 5 years. I have one daughter
who was born in 2001 is living in another country with her father. I
would want she moves to US living with me to get better education. I
have a good job and making decent money. I also had applied citizenship
and were interviewed. But nothing has happened until now.
What should I do to get my daughter immigrate to this great country? Please help me.
Best regards.
*****
Email from Dong on 3/24/2013
Dear Sir:
I really appreciate your
web site and your work. I am really impressed the way this site is
designed to make the information related to immigration very clear and
meaningful for alien interested to become a lawful permanent resident.
I
need to know that to support the immigration relatives, what is the
current amount of federal poverty line? and do the federal poverty
guidelines change?
Also,
I am going to apply by myself
with the help of your package. But I know some USCIS centers are really
slow and picky. Can I choose office or I have to go the office by location
assigned.
Thanks.
*****
Email from Jignesh on 3/19/2013
Family Green Card
Service:
Your
web site about family immigration is very helpful, and I am interested in
ordering "Complete Do-It-Yourself Package for U.S. Citizen's
Parent". However, I am still not quite sure whether I have the
qualification. I was wondering if you can give me some suggestions.
I
am a U.S. citizen and have been out of work for one year, can I sponsor my
mother in her green card application?
If I have a co-sponsor for my
mother’s application, will the USCIS question my ability to support my
mother who can not support herself?
Your
suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
***** Email
from Ding on 3/2/2013
Dear Sir,
I appreciate your suggestion.
Your advices are really professional and helpful for me to make sense to
my green card application. Here I have one more question: what should I do
if my baby is born abroad? and what documentation is required of a child
born outside the U.S. of legal permanent residents?
Thanks again for your
kindness!
***** Email
from Xiang on 2/27/2013
Dear Family Green Card,
I have looked at your
site and see that people are satisfied with your service judging from the
testimonials. I am looking forward to you helping me with my questions:
1) What is necessary for
me to enter the U.S. to marry a U.S. citizen?
2) Will my fiancee visa
automatically change to a permanent resident card (green card)?
Thank you so much.
*****
Email from Mishra on 2/15/2013
Dear Sir,
I used your
Do-It-Yourself Package of Green Card Application for U.S. Permanent
Resident's Spouse, and got I-140 approved from the VSC for my wife. Now, I
want to know:
1. What documents are
required for the immigrant visa interview?
2. What foreign service
post handles approved immigrant visa petitions for persons who last
resided in a country where there is no American consular representation?
Thank you.
*****
Email from Terrell on 2/2/2013
I bought your Complete
Do-It-Yourself Package for K3 visa, and found it is very powerful.
Now my wife will have a
immigrant interview, and we need to make sure the questions like: how does
an applicant obtain police certificates? How long is an immigrant visa
valid? What if the applicant must delay arrival in the U.S.?
Thank you for your time
and help. I will really appreciate it.
Best regards,
*****
Email from Reihosa on 1/18/2013
Dear Help Desk:
Your web site is very
helpful in regard to questions about immigration matters. I
got my green card one month ago based on an Employment-based Immigration
the 2nd Preference (EB-2).
Two
months before my I-485 was approved, I went back to my home country and
married my girlfriend. How can I bring her into the U.S.?
and which package I need to order?
With Best Regards.
*****
Email from Marcus on 1/4/2013
Hi,
I bought the Complete
Do-It-Yourself Package for I-130 from your web site. I hope to
continue to get your help.
I'm
a U.S. citizen, and filed an I-130 for my wife who is right now in her
home country. However, the I-130 is pending. Can my spouse come to the
U.S. to live while the visa petition is pending?
Thank
you.
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