***** Email from
Higashi on 12/25/2006
Dear HelpDesk,
Thank you for your response. We were thinking of getting married in May 2007 in America,
on a tourist visa for my fiancée, as suggested by a friend, then come back to
her home country. After that, she would like to apply for a K-3 visa.
Would that be possible? If not, on which visa can we get married in May 2007?
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
***** Email from
Veronica on 12/7/2006
Dear Family Green Card
Service,
My fiancé is a U.S. citizen, My fiancé and I are planning to get married before
his 2 year Doctor residency is over. Since I can't do it on a tourist visa, it means that we can't get married in USA,
if it's before the completion on the 2 year residency.
So, should we do it in my country or another country? Also, does your company take care of K1 and K3 as well? If so, how much?
Thank you very much for your time.
***** Email from
Robert on 11/18/2006
Dear Sir,
Sorry about questions
again, but thank you for your help and the great Do-It-Yourself Package.
On the G-325A form, in the upper right-hand corner it asks for a File Number. Would this be the file number on my birth certificate? How about my wife, who is not a citizen.
I'm sure her birth certificate has a file number in
Russia, but would it work for this form. And one more question, would my wife's alien registration number be on her passport or student visa? Where could we find that?
Thanks a lot.
***** Email from
Mohammad on 11/4/2006
Dear Family Green Card
Service,
I'm from Turkey and my fiancee is American. I am currently awaiting my waiver for J1
visa 2-year restriction. Once I get the waiver, my fiancee and I would like to go ahead and get married. We were interested in the K3 visa, but would of course consider the
K1 visa.
Would you please clarify all that for me? May I or may I not get married in the
United States then apply for the K3? If I may, on which visa is it possible? Thank you very much for your time and attention.
Best Regards.
***** Email from
Eddy on 10/21/2006
Hello Sir,
I ordered your Complete Do-It-Yourself Package of Green Card Application for U.S. Citizen's
spouse.
On the I-130 form, part of question 14 asks the date my wife's authorized stay here will expire. The I-94 form she got the last time she entered the U.S. doesn't seem to have a date for that, though as far as I can tell, the scribbles on the authorizing stamp say Class; F1, Until; D/S.
Is there a certain amount of time that the I-94 is good for, or should we just put the general expiration date that's on her student visa?
Thanks so much for helping us out with these questions. I really want to do this all right the first time.
***** Email from
Nair on 10/5/2006
Hello HelpDesk,
I have been referred
to your website by a friend who was successful in getting I-130 approved by
using your DIY package for U.S. permanent \resident's spouse.
I would like to pursue I-485 approach
for my GC processing based on family-sponsored application, and I am planning to buy your DIY kit. I would like to know your opinion on my case for
I-485, after reviewing my
attached detailed description of my current situation.
Thank you very much for your time and reply.
***** Email from
Sen on 9/13/2006
Sir,
Really
appreciate your help and the package.
I ordered your Complete Do-It-Yourself Package of Green Card Application for U.S. Citizen's Brother or Sister
What is the File Number they're asking for in the upper, right-hand box of form G-325A? I have a file number on my
brother's birth certificate, is it that? If so, what would I put for my brother, who has a foreign birth certificate?
Thank
you very much!
***** Email from
Bruno on 9/5/2006
Sir:
I asked a lawyer if we could get married
with my fiancée in the U.S., then she can apply for the K3 visa. The lawyer said
my fiancée could do that on a tourist visa.
My fiancée asked the same question to the American Embassy in
her country and a representative said it's illegal to get married in the States on a tourist visa. I'm
still confused because both of them sounded like they may not knew what they were talking about.
What is your opinion?
Thank you very much for your kind help. I am looking forward to hearing from you soon.
***** Email from
Haining on 8/17/2006
Dear Help Desk:
I purchased your "Do It Yourself package of U.S. Citizen's Spouse" kit last month, and already applied to
VSC. Wish me luck!
How can I get the 2 year residency
requirements waived for a J-1 visa holder getting married to a US Citizen?
Thank you.
***** Email from
Vilija on 8/1/2006
Dear customer service
representative,
Your web site about family
immigration is
very attractive, and I am eager to order the a Complete Do-It-Yourself
Package.
But my question is if a person comes as a tourist and marries a US Citizen and can't prove that they did not have the intent to marry when they entered, can they be denied Adjustment of Status?
Your reply and suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
***** Email from
Maria on 7/29/2006
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Also, the content on your web site shows your extensive knowledge in U.S.
immigration.
My boyfriend is from Benin.
He has been in the United States for about six years but has no visa. We are
thinking of getting married, and I want to know how I can sponsor him for a
green card.
Thank you vary much.
***** Email from
Millie on 7/13/2006
Dear Sir:
Your web site about
family marriage immigration is very helpful.
I have married to an illegal alien from
Mexico, and we have a 7 month old baby. He fully supports me, I would like to know what the process will be?
and what are the odds he will be deported. And is there anything I can do to keep him here?
Your
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***** Email from
Smith on 7/5/2006
Hi, Customer Service:
I came through your web site and I got interested in
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on immigration.
Hi, My fiancee is from
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York, but I don't know how or what I need to do. Please Help me!
Any advice would be deeply appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
***** Email from
Olivia on 6/21/2006
Help Desk:
I plan on getting married soon to a US citizen. I
overstayed my visa. I have a social security number, and an ID. I am strictly marrying
him for love and not to go around immigration laws.
I have committed a crime of a
misdemeanor, and have been arrested for it and finger printed. My question is, can an illegal alien who entered legally, overstayed
her visa, and has committed a crime that has been dismissed, marry an American citizen and get
her green card without any problems arising?
Thank your help for my
question.
***** Email from
Juyal on 6/11/2006
Hello Sir,
Thank you
for the service you provide. Your web site has always been a help to me. I have a question about my
stepson:
I'm a lawful permanent resident and the stepparent of my wife's child. What documents I must prepare for the immigration petition for this child?
Thank You, with Best Regards.
***** Email from
Ebert on 5/29/2006
Dear Family Green Card:
I
am a U.S. citizen and filing a Form I-130, "Petition for Alien
Relative" according to your DIY package, on behalf of my son. My son
will turn 21. In order to make him eligible to be an immediate relative of
a U.S. citizen, when must I submit the immigration petition?
Thank you for your reply. I will ask
the questions about I-485 later on, if any. Thank you.
***** Email from
Peter on 5/10/2006
Dear Help Desk:
Thank you very much for your advice given to me 2 months ago.
My
father is a U.S. citizen, and he is filing for permanent residence for me.
I am married with one son and one daughter. Should my father file separate
petitions for my wife, son and daughter?
Thank you in advance for your time. I look forward to
your reply and will highly appreciate your advice.
Best Regards,
***** Email from
Reihosa on 4/27/2006
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 4/2/2006
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.
***** Email from
Dong on 3/21/2006
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
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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 3/9/2006
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 2/19/2006
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 2/7/2006
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 1/19/2006
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 1/6/2006
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.
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