***** Email from Allen on 12/27/2018
Hi:
I was reading your very
informative site, trying to get a better idea of what is needed to get my sister into the
United States.
I am
interested in your "Complete do it yourself package for US Citizen's
sister". I had a question before I purchase the package.
My sister lives in India and she is currently looking to apply for a
non-immigrant employment (H1 or L1) visa to come to the US. If I
sponsor her for a green card now through the family option, will her
non-immigrant visa application be rejected?
Thank you.
***** Email from Zhangjin on 12/15/2018
Dear Sir/Madam,
Thank you fro your excellent web site. I am wondering if you would be able to help me out with this question.
If a U.S.
citizen filed an I-130 petition for a sibling who is present in the
U.S. after lawfully entering the country, but is out of status and the
petition is approved, can they file form I-485 for a green card when
their priority date is reached without the applicant having to leave
the country?
Would it be necessary for such an applicant to file for a waiver and this would not be filed under section 245i?
Thank you very much!
***** Email from Danik on 12/4/2018
Hello, Family Green Card Service,
I have read your very helpful web site about family immigration.
I am 20 years old and a U.S. Citizen. I want to file petition for
my mom and my two half-brothers - from my mom's side). They are
currently here in the U.S. On a visitor's visa.
I know for a fact that you have to be 21 to file for petition, but my
country is going through war at the moment and I can not let them go
back there. My question is:
Is it possible for me to file for petition for my mom and my two half
brothers? and Is there an exception for my situation? If not. What
would be the best way to secure their status here in the United States?
Thank you.
***** Email from Sabrina on 11/24/2018
Dear Sir/Madam
A friend gave me your outstanding web site address: http://www.greencardfamily.com/
I am a UK citizen and currently reside in Scotland. I am single and I
do not have any children. I am a home owner and I also have a mortgaged
property which I rent out to a tenant. I am in receipt of a monthly
Police Pension due to early retirement from the Police Service.
My sister and her husband moved out to Florida in 2002. They have a
successful business and also have their Green Cards. My questions are
as follows:
Can I be considered as a suitable candidate for emigration to the US if
I can prove that I am financially sound and do not require a working
permit?
I would stay with my sister and family and wondered if this would be
advantageous in my application? I would appreciate if you could reply
to my questions and if the reply is positive - would it be a good idea
to apply via a lawyer?
Kind Regards.
***** Email from Shinagawa on 11/12/2018
Green card family service,
Thank you for the service you provide. Your web site has always been a
help to me. I have a question about my green card application.
I got RFE because birth certificate was registered when my brother
was almost 18. I had filed the petition 2 years ago. USCIS sent a RFE
asking for evidence that was convincing and contemporaneous w DOB
(meaning from time of his birth).
We sent 2 pieces of evidence. But they were both from recent dates.
USCIS service center misread ( I think they do not read and just like
rejecting petitions) and denied the petition saying Evidence was
not contemporary and did not show common parent (they misread latter).
So, I appealed to BIA which chided USCIS & remanded case back to
USCIS for missing the obvious. Now USCIS sent me another RFE. But they
did not give me option to provide DNA test which would have been iron
clad. They say tertiary evidence like Affidavits by relatives on itz
own won't be enough. We do not have primary or secondary evidence from
old dates. So DNA was my hope. Anyway we can ask USCIS to give us DNA
option.
Any other way to save the petition from getting declined?
***** Email from Shuhua on 11/8/2018
Hi Customer Service,
I am a US citizen, and planning to apply for green card for my sister.
We know it's a very long process, but we were wondering while waiting
can she and her family come and visit me here as they do normally?
She has 2 kids born in U.S. 5 years ago. My sister and her family have
been here few times in the past for a visit already. Her B1-B2 visa is
valid till next July. They would like to come and go while waiting for
this process.
I appreciate your suggestion. Your advices are really professional and
helpful for me to make sense to my green card application.
***** Email from Danesh on 10/29/2018
Dear Sir/Madam,
Your web site about family immigration is very helpful, and I had
ordered "Complete Do-It-Yourself Package for U.S. Citizen's Parent". My
sister filed I-130 for me with my family 3 months ago, I got EAC number.
Currently I am in U.S. with family in legal status. Can I file Form
I-485? Or is there any way I can stay legally in U.S. and wait for my
green card? Please advise me in details.
Thank you and waiting for your quick reply please.
***** Email from Lee on 10/19/2018
He Sir/Madam,
My brother who is American citizen, and has filed a petition for
residence for my parents. He has received notice that uscis has
received the petition. Still not approved.
We will together go to U.S. for vacation my wife. We are worried that because of this they might not be able to go in the us.
Please advise if this is possible.
***** Email from Zhuan on 10/2/2018
Hello Customer Service,
I want to file I-130 today. Thank you very much for your DIY package help! Would you answer my last question:
I have a valid address in Florida with USCIS. In their website, it is
mentioned that residents of some states including Florida should mail
I-130 petition for their spouse to USCIS Phoenix lockbox. I am
currently visiting my country of birth and want to file I-130 before
coming back to the U.S. to save time. However, it is mentioned
that applicant who resides outside of the U.S. should send I-130
petition to USCIS Chicago lockbox.
Hence, I don't know where to file I-130 petition. Should I send it to
USCIS Phoenix lockbox since I have valid address in Florida? or
should I send it to USCIS Chicago lockbox since I am filing from
outside of the U.S, although I am just temporarily outside of the U.S?
Would you please help me with this?
Thanks.
***** Email from Bethan on 9/23/2018
Hi Sir/Madam,
I appreciate your suggestion and great
webiste www.greencardfamily.com. I am a U.S. Citizen and my
UK-passport holder husband has an I-485 pending, and he left the U.S.
without applying for Advance Parole because his mom was sick.
He left the U.S. on May 19th and his EAD arrived on June 10th. His EAD clearly states "Not Valid For Re-Entry to the US."
Do you offer a package or can you tell me the next step for my
situation? I know the I-485 is abandoned but to start over what should
we do?
Does he need to go to the US embassy in London to apply for a K3 visa
in his passport? Can we use the same medical and biometrics that
he already finished in the U.S.? Or is he eligible to apply for a
re-entry permit? If he just gets on a plane, will they parole him
into the U.S.?
Thank you.
***** Email from Ruiani on 9/15/2018
Dear Sir,
Kindly, I am a permanent resident 5 years ago, and I got re-entry permit to let me out of the United States for two years.
However, I returned to the United States last year, and I had been
there for two month, and after then I come back to my home country.
I was wondering if you could advise me:
1) whether I can come back to the United States after expire date of my
re-entry permit? with considering the matter this time I am
planning to live in the United States with my spouse (who is
pending for Administrative Process for get F2A visa), and not return to
my country.
2) If my spouse Administrative Process for F2A visa take time more than 1 year, should he re-interviewed?
Best Regards.
***** Email from Weni on 8/22/2018
Hello Green Card Family Service,
Your excellent web site has always been a help to me.
I want to buy the Do-It-Youself package but I was wondering once I get the forms and stuff done, is there still filing fees?
I know different forms have different fees, so its hard to come up with
that the regular way. So if its better to do it thruogh you? I would
like to get this started ASAP.
Please let me if I have to spend more money once I pay for my packages. Thanks.
***** Email from Lusia on 8/18/2018
Customer Service,
My father in law was denied a visa from the Mexican consul to visit the
US. It was under 212A. He is unable to apply again forever.
The reason was, he did not declare he was deported in 1996 in his previous interview.
Are we able to petition him for a green card? What are the chances this could be approved?
Regards.
***** Email from Rabi on 7/16/2018
Good day!
I was browsing the internet and your great website, about bringing with me my sister when my prioriy datee is current.
My husband filed an F2A petition for me and it is not yet current. My
parents died recently, mother and father. I have 2 sisters, 11 years
old and 18 years old.
They are both under my care, I am the one sending them school, giving
all of their needs even when my parents are alive. My problem is, can I
take them with me in the petition that my husband filed for me? I am
their eldest sister and I am the only one capable of looking
after them.
Thank you.
***** Email from Hendre on 6/24/2018
Dear Sir/Madam,
Thank you very good web site. I am a Pakistani Citizen and living
in Dubai for the last 20 years, my brother filed for my green card in
November 2014. I got a letter from UCICS that my green card application
is processed.
Due to
family dispute my brother had withdrawn my case. I checked with USICS
and they mentioned that my brother had withdrawn my case.
Is there a
way to re-open my case as my brother who had filed for my immigration
is ready to provide all support in order to re-open my case.
Appreciate your response. Thank you very much!
***** Email from Willy on 5/23/2018
Dear Helpdesk:
A friend gave me
your outstanding web site address.
I want to order a Complete Do It Yourself packagefor
applyng green card for US citizen brother and sister. I have
question that how long it will take to get that DIY package, and how
can I ensure that the money I will be spending will get me the stuff
that I need.
Please help me. Thanks
***** Email from John on 4/16/2018
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 am a US citizen and currently studying abroad. I turn 21 this year and want to petition for my parents greencard.
They do not live in the US. Could you please let me know whether it is
possible for me to do so if I'm not continuously residing in the States
and whether my uncle can co-sign or help me with the financial
support/sponsorship while I'm studying and don't have a job?
Thank you so much in advance for your help.
Cordially yours.
***** Email from Jimmy on 4/4/2018
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 brother's green card application.
I am about to become a US citizen and wanted to sponsor my half brother.
My brother and I have the same father but different mothers. My dad was
married to my mother when he had an affair with my half brother mother.
So my dad was never married to my half-brother mother. My dad is and
has only been married to my mum.
My dad name is on my half brother birth certificate.
Can I
sponsor my half brother? what documents do we need to show? What should
I do to get my brother immigrate to this great country? Please
help me.
Best regards.
*****
Email from Anna on 3/27/2018
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.
I am a US
Citizen. My spouse from Mexico is undocumented, without inspection. He
has no criminal background. I see that yoy sell do it your self
packages. I am really interested in buying one to start the green card
process for him.
Does the
package incude all the required forms for the process such as the 601A
for. Does it have when to file the forms? Step by step detail. I
would really appreciate it.
Thank You.
*****
Email from Anil on 3/14/2018
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 brazilian and 25 years old. I have two brazilian sisters married
with US citizen since 2008, now they are US citizen too. We are
brothers by the same father but from different mothers.
Do I am elegible to apply for green card? If yes, I know that for some
countries the waiting can be for years, how long it takes for
brazilians ?
Thank you very much,
Regards,
***** Email
from Ryo on 3/5/2018
Dear Sir,
I am US
citizen, and will be 21 years old next year and currently studying
Architectural Engineering in a State university at Philadelphia.
My parents leave outside America but are responsible for our financial
upkeep in America. If I want to file Green Card for them, how do I go
about it considering the affidavit of support. I know for sure they can
support themselves financially.
I appreciate your suggestion.
Your advices are really professional and helpful for me to make sense to
my green card application.
Thanks again for your
kindness!
***** Email
from Lihua on 2/24/2018
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:
My question is the following: I am a U.S. citizen and three years ago I
applied for my brother to get a green card, my brother is older than 21
and married. The Form I-130 was approved and he was issued a
"Priority Date".
Since it
may take my brother like seven more years, starting from his priority
date three years ago, to get his green card, my parents are thinking of
applying to become U.S. citizens themselves and also apply for my
brother with a new I-130 in immediate family category. Since they feel
that if they apply, it would take a lot less time for my brother to get
his green card, maybe like 3 years instead of seven more).
Another question: since I applied for him first and he got a Priority
Date already established, can he 'maintain" his original Priority Date
from my original application, once my parents apply for him, and this
way the waiting time may be even less than 3 years as of now?
Thank you so much.
*****
Email from Robert on 2/16/2018
Dear Sir,
I want to use your
Do-It-Yourself Package of Green Card Application for U.S. Permanent
Resident's Spouse,.
Your
advices on my family situations are really appreciated. I am US citizen
live in Houston area. My wife is Chinese citizen and works for a US
firm in Beijing office.
My step son, 17 years old high school junior, is attending a boarding
school in Michigan State. We have two goals. Goal#1, my step son
is trying to get his green card as soon as possible, which will help
him to apply college in US next year.
Goal #2, my wife wishes to keep her current job working in Beijing for
another 2-5 more years before she get her green card to physically move
to US. Is this doable with your DIY package? If so what’s the
best strategy?
Thank you.
*****
Email from Anish on 2/4/2018
Customer Service,
I bought your Complete
Do-It-Yourself Package for Brother/Sister, and found it is very powerful.
My elder
sister had filed a case on F4 category. My husband and two daughters
are with me. One and half months ago, I have received a NVC
Welcome Letter and instructed me for the next steps.
My daughters' birth year at school and college are different and do not
match compared to NVC, otherwise month and date are matching. My
husband got those paper typed by a unprofessional typist, after all it
is a typing error. Their surname's spelling is little bit different as
well.
Will NVC allow these changes? Can I change the year at NVC after
arrival in the USA ? Will I have to wait longer than expected time due
to these updating?
I am tensed and looking forward to your valuable opinion.
Best regards.
*****
Email from Nayak on 1/8/2018
Dear Customer Service,
I am a US citizen and Asian and originated came from Malaysia. I have some questions on sponsorship my family members.
I am sponsoring my
parents for Green Card who has approved for 10years visiting visa to
travel to USA any time. I am doing I-130 & I-485 and I am taking my
chance for file together. Shall I file each cases for each parents
seperately?
At the same time can I
filing for my sister and spouse together with 5 kids with current age
of 20, 19, 16, 15, 10's)? If I can, shall I use one form I-130 with the
entire sister's family members? If my sister only use 1 I-130 firm and
why am I filling 2 I-130 for my parents? Is it because I file I-485?
If let say, my parents
can sponsor my sister and her family down the road, which after 5 years
of my parents full term of Green Card, how long does it takes the
process? 10-12years? F-3 catagori? I am trying to chase the time. I
would like to see which process the fastest way other then the
3-fastest way of getting Green card - Through my sponshonship vs. my
parents sponsorship?
Thanks for reviewing my questions. Truly appreciate your guideance.
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