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**** Email from
Lee on 12/28/2011
Hi,
I am really impressed
with the immigration information available on your website, and your help
extended to the people like us.
I am on H4 VISA in US. My elder sister is citizen of U.S. and she wants to
sponsor me for family bases Green Card. I want to fill the required
applications my self, so I want to know, which of your package should I
buy and in case I get trouble in completing the application form, can I
get your help and how will I get that help.
Thank you so much for
your timely reply!
**** Email from
Renkel on 12/17/2011
Dear Help Desk,
Thank you for your
previous information. Thank you very much, it is very helpful!
We arrived here in Texas with K-1 and K-2 for my 2 children. Thereafter, my eldest son turned 21,
and I got married in U.S. We processed our adjustment of status (I-485).
My daughter and
I got our green card on, but USCIS denied my son's green card for the
reason of his age of 21. But they issued a work permit and Parole to
travel which are both valid for a year to him.
Please advise if he could stay here in America while waiting for my petition. Will it not affect
his immigrant visa in the future once they approve it? Can he use the work permit issued to him
to work?
Please please help.
**** Email from
Tang on 12/8/2011
Hi,
I want to apply for Green
Card for myself, by using your Complete
Do-It-Yourself Package of Green Card Application for U.S. Citizen's
Spouse,
I am currently living in the States with my family, and I am on an H4 visa.
I am planning on marrying my fiance next April - He is in US Military. I will then need to get a green card.
I was just wondering if the I-485 form is the only form
I will need to fill out? Also will I need the military to sponsor my application?
I would really appreciate your help in this stressful time!
**** Email from
Reddy on 11/25/2011
Dear HelpDesk
Thank you very
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Sometime it's more important how do you say something than what do
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if you can check that letter for me.
Thanks!
**** Email from
Cai on 11/19/2011
Hello:
I checked your web site, it is very attractive to me. I had few
questions regarding the immigration process. I am a permanent resident
and have applied for citizenship ( I-400) recently.
Me and my
boyfriend who is on H1 want to get married. I want to know what will
his immigration status be once we get married and will out marriage
delay my citizenship process? Also if I become U.S. citizen, will it
help accelerate his green card process or not, and if so how long will
it take for him to become a permanent resident??
Thanks.
**** Email from
Saidu on 11/5/2011
Dear Sir/Madam,
You have a great web site
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wondering if you could answer for me.
My Danish fiance
has been legally in and out of the U.S. since we met one & half
years ago (on a B1/B2 Tourist Visa). I am from the U.S. Virgin Islands,
where we met and where he and I would like to live together. He's been
working in Norway since we met, flying back & forth between there
and my home.
He is highly
skilled in a few areas with a degree in marine engineering. We're
anxious to have a regular day-to-day life together and eagerly await
that day.
How long from this date can we expect that he will be able to work here, in the U.S.?
What is the full process? and What are the steps we need to take to get started?
I thank you in advance for your time.
***** Email from
Jeffery on 10/27/2011
Family Green Card
Service:
First of all,
thanks to have an excellent web site and helping people like myself. I
am wanting to purchase a Do-It-Yourself package to applying for green
card through marriage.
I live in Canada and have
been seeing this woman who is an American citizen. She lives in Boston. we
want to get married and we do not want to be separated for a long period.
Should we get married in Canada and then file immigration forms? or should
I just go to her town on vacation and get married there and stay at her
house and file the documents.
In other words, can they
send me home if we get married while I am in the states on vacation? We
don't care if it takes longer to get Green Card. We just want to be
together, and she has a healthy income so money is not an issue.
My only worry is that if
I marry her in her home town while on vacation they will send me home.
What is the best way?
Thanks.
***** Email from
Alex on 10/19/2011
Dear Sir/Madam,
I have found that you are providing this really helpful service on your web site, and I'm
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If I order do-it
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(over the phone or via email)? Will they review filled out forms? I
realize that K-1 process consists of several steps, many forms and may
be lengthy.
Sincerely,
***** Email from
Thangavelu on 10/5/2011
Hi Sir,
I would like to
thank you for your wonderful service. I have found your website very
helpful. I am a citizen of India. I have been in the US on temporary
worker visa. I met and fell in love with my fiancee who is a natural
born citizen in the Unites States. We both intend to get married in
early 2012 in the US. I would like some information about the following
questions:
1) what is the easiest and quickest way for us to obtain my Permanent
residency in the US, at the same time keep my current job? and what is
the process involved?
2) how long does this process typically take and how much does this cost?
Neither me nor
my fiancee have been married before. My employer has already filed a
labor PERM application for me (in processing) in plans to pursue my
Green Card in the EB3 category. But me and my finacee would not like to
endure the long wait times involved in EB3 category. Hence we are
exploring other options. My H1B visa is valid until Sep next year. My
employer intends to file for an extension soon.
Thanks for you time and advice,
Regards,
***** Email from
Nick on 9/29/2011
Dear Sir/Madam,
I greatly appreciate your expert opinion and your help with my
questions.
I am a US citizen and currently sponsoring a foreign student who has a
F-1 visa and has now been in the USA for over six month. Her F-1 is
still valid, as she continues to maintain her I-20 valid by being a
full time student in a university.
We got to know each other while I was on a work assignment in her
country. We have fallen in love and now plan to get married. What is
the process for changing her visa status and applying for her Green
Card, after we legally get married? Should we expect any difficulties
in this process, because she came in to the USA with a student visa?
How long does this process take and would she be able to travel out
country? What would the overall cost be, considering a Do-It-Yourself
package approach?
Regards,
***** Email from
Kelly on 9/14/2011
Hello,
I am a U.S. citizen and my fiance is
illegal. He has been here for about 10 years, We have been together 5
years, and have a 3 and 4 yr old.
We wanted to get married but he lost his
license and they won't issue him a new one. When I called to find out what
we had to have to go to the court house to get married, they said we have
to have to valid IDs, he does have some type of a passport I do not sure
exactly what it is.
My question to you is how can we make him
legal without getting married? we want to buy a house but we cant just on
my income, because I only work part time and they wont let him because he
is illegal.
Any suggestions would be wonderful. Thanks.
***** Email from
Alia on 9/9/2011
Dear Sir,
Thank you very much for
your quick reply. I have another question regarding my green card.
I entered the U.S. on a K1 visa and I married my US husband thereafter, and I
received my Green Card in last year. We are now getting a divorce and
I am planning on going back to my home country.
I was wondering what I have to do as far as letting
immigration know that I am moving back, and what will happen to my green card?
If I want to
come back here and visit, do I come on a regular Tourist visa? Or is my
green card going to be valid still? We have two children together that
are both dual citizens, of USA and my home country.
Thanks!
***** Email from Thomas
on 8/27/2011
Hi,
I want to express my
sincere thanks for your previous support for green card petitions. I am a US Citizen. I married my spouse on
August. She is currently in US on H-1B visa. I have two questions:-
a) Can I start
the immigration process for her immediately? b) Even if I can start now
itself, does the immigration process go faster if I waited for 1-2
years after the marriage? Does it make my case any stronger?
I am asking these questions as there is a question in I-130 that asks
how long have we been staying together. In my case, we have not yet
started living together as our work places are in different states.
Answer from you will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks And Regards,
***** Email from Sahai
on 8/15/2011
Hi,
I have questions and I hope someone is able to help me. I
am a F-1 Student Visa. I recently got married to an US citizen. Now I'm working on the
Green card application based on marriage.
I am at the
moment in my last semester for my bachelor's degree in accounting and
want to start my master's degree afterwards. Now my questions: I
know that I have to file I-485, I-130, I-864 and G-325 (for my husband
and me). Can I send all of these documents together? And if yes, where
do I have to send the whole package?
All of this is
very confusing, and I'm trying to find out what I exactly need to do. I
have all the documents, and all the supporting documents, just
not sure, what forms I should send in, and where. If someone
could help me with this, I would greatly appreciate it!
Thank you in advance. With Best Regards,
***** Email from Green
on 8/15/2011
Green Card Services:
A friend of mine gave me
your outstanding web site address. I was on K3 visa, then Applied for Adjustment of
status. I am currently working and my work permit will expire on January
2012.
I am planning to
get a renewal. Do I need to resign to my Job if my Work permit expires?
or just leave of absence until I receive my new EAD. I want to make
sure that I wont commit any illegal activity while my Adjustment of
status is pending. Please help me.
Thank You.
***** Email from
Jocelyn
on 8/3/2011
Help Desk:
I heard a lot of good things about
you great web site and services, that you help lot of peoples in this nation.
Thank you for the wonderful service you
provide. I will order your Do-It- Yourself package.
I know you can help me too. I am a US citizen and want to apply for my parents, brother and sister.
Do I have to file separate petition for my mom, dad, brother, and two sisters?
Please Help me out, eagerly waiting for your response.
***** Email from
Zhu on 7/25/2011
Dear Sir/Madam:
I really appreciate the information you posted on the web site. It may have helped thousands of people like us.
I remember when
I just came to this country 6 years ago to study, and the Office for
the International Students told me that as long as I do not leave the
country I will remain in good standing.
Now I see on
your website that my I-94 might be expired. I have looked at my I-94
and I see a date of expiration, but I have received my OPT now and I
have finally gotten a job where they are willing to hire me and sponsor
me, even though in this economic dump we are in. am guessing they
will start my paperwork then for my sponsorship. How do you think this
might now go? I do not even know how long they take to answer back from
the Immigration Offices for H-1's.
I am really worried about
this. Please help me out with some guidance.
Thank you very much for your help!
***** Email from
Joony on 7/13/2011
Hi,
You have a great
site here helping people with their questions. I have a question that I
am wondering if you could answer for me. I have one quick question
about family-based immigration and would appreciate your response.
Actually, I am US citizen and planning to sponsor my brother in the
family-based category.
He has few kids
including one who is 18 years old now and pursuing BS. He intends to do
MS from US. Now, if I sponsor my brother, certainly his son (18 years
old) would also be on I-130, so I am concerned that if my brother's son
would be able to get F1 student visa to pursue Masters from US as his
name is already on I-130?
Also, visa form DS-156 for student visa has one question "Has Anyone Ever Filed an Immigrant Visa Petition on Your Behalf?
I am not sure if this will apply to my nephew?
Thank you.
***** Email from
Gai on 7/2/2011
Help Desk,
I have ordered
your Complete Do-it-Yourself package for Citizen's spouse yesterday. I
am a US Citizen who married a Canadian recently. My husband plans to
wait in Canada while the Form I-130 is being processed, since we can't
afford for him to be here and unable to work.
My question is,
after we file the I-130 will either of us be permitted to cross the
border to visit each other? Currently we have been meeting half way in
Portland whenever possible, but will we still be able to do that after
the paperwork is filed or will they prevent him from crossing the
border?
I really appreciate any help you could provide in answering this question.
***** Email from
Singh on 6/28/2011
Dear Sir/Madame,
I got the DIY
package. It is really great. I am a green card holder and just got
married. My spouse is H1B visa holder. We have been told that if we
apply a green card for my spouse it will take very long time to get the
green card for him.
However, could
you please help us and let us know, while we are waiting very long for
my spouse to get the green card (maybe 3-4 years) can he still work in
the USA and travel in/out of the country?
Thank you very much for your help.
***** Email from
Shen on 6/13/2011
Family Green Card Service,
First of all, thank you
so much for your excellent web site and great services!
I have a very
complex problem and I hope I will be able to explain it to you. My
maternal Uncle who is a US citizen (Mom’s brother) had applied
for a green card for my mom ten years ago and we had received a I-130
approval notice which has a priority date of 14-May-2005. I have three
siblings and we all are already here in US. My brother is on a H1 visa
and me and my sister are on a F1 visa and all of us are over 21 years
and all of us are unmarried.
My brother and
sister never had any issues when applying for the visa and got it on
their very first try but I had problem relating to the pending petition
for my mother. I had to apply several times before finally they decided
to give me the visa. The only question they always asked were
“Where are your parents in US?” I was shocked when I hear
that cause my parents have never been to US.
Now I have few
questions: 1) Will canceling the petition help my parent’s get a
visitor’s visa? If so how can we cancel the approved I-130. 2) If
my parents apply this year with my school’s invitation letter for
graduation what are the chances of getting a visitor’s visa?
All of us really want my parents to be here in the graduation ceremony
and we don’t care even if we have to cancel the petition.
Please help me.
***** Email from
Sandy on 6/5/2011
Hello,
I visited your very helpful website. The information is excellent, and I would like to
purchase the package from you.
This is my case:
I Pastor a Church, and we also have a Radio Station (Licensed by the
FCC.). We broadcast in English, Portuguese and Spanish. I’m in
charge of everything here, and I need a person to help me in the
Church, and also on the radio station. Paul is the person I have been
looking for.
Two years ago my nephew came here to visit us for 3 month, and he
became very interested in what we do. Last November he went to Israel
with us (me and my wife), and a group from our church, and we developed
a very good relationship. Two months ago he came to the USA as a
visitor. He did not need a Visa at that time. He is 19 years old. He
lives with us, and has been coming to the radio, and the church, with
me.
I need a person to run
the radio station. A person who can speak English, Portuguese and Spanish.
A person who knows the Portuguese culture. A person who knows the Bible,
because this is a Christian Ministry.
I would like to know what packages I need to help me with all the documentation, for him to stay here and work for us.
Thank you.
***** Email from
Malson on 5/15/2011
Dear Sir/Madame,
Thank you very much for
previous your answer.
Our problem is that we haven’t applied a green card for my husband. His
H1B will expire next year (already reached the max time allowance for
H1B). With this economy situation, we have very little hope to apply for
his green card through his firm.
Therefore we were
thinking of purchase the “do it your self” application from your
website and try applying for my husband a green card through me.
Once we apply for him
through me (his wife – green card holder only), can he still work in the
US and travel in/out of the country while his application is pending and
especially if his H1B visa already expired?
Thank you very much for
your help.
***** Email from
Maria on 5/7/2011
Dear Sir:
Firstly thank you for
your excellent views on the www.greencardfamily.com
website. Your website about green card application is very informative and
helpful.
I want to know
how I would go about petitioning my significant other. He is a Mexican
citizen who came to the states with no papers. He has been in the
United States for over 5 years. He has never returned to Mexico since
he has arrived.
He has recently
gone through court proceedings for cancellation of removal. He lost his
case and is going through the appeals process. He has a US Citizen 2yr
old daughter and I am a US Citizen. I would truly appreciate your help
in any way on this matter.
Thanks a lot in advance
for your answer.
***** Email from
Yong on 5/1/2011
Dear Sir/Madam
I have just finished
browsing your wonderful and extremely helpful website about marriage Green
Card application, and I am interested in ordering "Complete
Do-It-Yourself Package".
I want to get papers for my future husband who is illegally living in the United States.
My plan was marring him in his country and start the 1-130 forms along with the k-3 form.
I plan on him
waiting in his country until the k-3 form is approved. the question is
if he was illegally here before is that going to affect the paper
process? if not how long do you think it will take before he can come
back in the united states legally? Please help me, I will appreciate it
very much!
Yours Sincerely.
***** Email from
Airuehia on 4/25/2011
Hi, GreenCardFamily.com
Your web site is very
helpful in regard to my questions about immigration and marriage matters.
I got married to a man from
Honduras. We went over all the paper work and stuff and I thought that was what I had
wanted. He stayed in Honduras for a year. My feelings changed for him ,He came back in
2009 May. We lived together but had problems .
We had them before but I thought it would get better .I have a daughter age 16.
We are now divorced May 2010, I now want to know what do I do? I live with my daughter and I
don't make a lot of money. How do I stop being responsible for him?
Any advice would be
really appreciated. Many thanks.
***** Email from
Toidi on 4/14/2011
Dear Sir/Madam,.
Please help answering my question. My brother, who has a Green Card,
want to married her girlfriend from our home country. What should he do
to bring her to US legally and in shortest possible time? should he
marry in U.S. or in home country? Can we use your Complete
Do-It-Yourself Package for this case?
Thank you very much in advance.
Sincerely.
***** Email from
Velappan on 4/8/2011
Dear Sir:
Thank you for
your very useful website! I am a permanent resident of the U.S. having
a green card, and I am getting married in India in May. What visa can I
apply for my husband after marriage and consequently how long will it
take for him to enter USA?
How long would the visa process take for him in this particular
case and approximately how much would that cost us?
I thank you in advance.
Sincerely.
***** Email from
Malson on 3/27/2011
Dear Family Green Card,
I found your web site and
service is very helpful. I will be highly appreciated your help.
My husband and I got married in December 2010 and are in the process of applying for his green card. I
am sponsoring him.
In 2008 he got
married, filed for his green card and then the marriage was annulled.
Because he did not go to the interview he got a letter from immigration
stating that his filing had been abandoned and therefore the filing was
dropped. Is there anything special we need to do for our filing?
On the
paperwork do we need to indicate that he has been married before? My
understanding is that because he got the first marriage annulled it's
like it never happened so he can say he's never been married before.
Thank you.
Sincerely Yours.
***** Email from
Zheng on 3/14/2011
Dear HelpDesk,
Your web site information
are very helpful about immigration matters we have. Thank you in advance for your help.
Our Mom who's a Green Card holder petitioned us under F2A but due to
the backlogs we aged-out (I am 21 and my sister 22) and was transferred
to F2B category. Our priority date is currently available if we're
still under F2A category.
What
steps/actions do we need to take/do to shorten our waiting time? Since
we have to wait for more years for our priority date to be current
under F2B. I've heard about the CSPA but I don't know how it will
benefit us.
Thank you, best regards.
***** Email from
Elina on 3/6/2011
Hi,
My friend referred
to your website, for his successful in getting I-130 approved by
using your DIY package. I really need some help. I am a permanent resident since September
2005. I got married in June 2007 to a F1 Visa holder. We never really
thought about all this immigration non sense. He graduated with his Masters in Computer Science in May
2010.
I finally filed
a I-130 for him ( not realizing it would take so long.) Now we are
scared that he would be deported or something. He has an authorization
to work and stay in the US for a whole year( he got it after his
graduation). June 2011 is fast approaching and we haven't heard from
USCIS, what will happen to us and what should we do?
Thanks, any help or advice will be greatly appreciated.
***** Email from
Sumanth on 2/28/2011
Dear Help Desk,
I am studying in
the US on an F1 visa. My fiancee is a US citizen (also a student). We
are planning on getting married this summer in the US. I am wondering
if it is possible (and/or advisable) to get married in a civil ceremony
prior to our religious/family wedding ceremony this summer. My main
concern comes from the fact that we would not be able to live together
immediately after the civil ceremony.
Our families
would not support us living together before the summer religious
ceremony and we each have separate apartments with leases expiring in
June. We currently live about 5 miles apart. Would not living together
immediately following the civil ceremony present a problem when it
comes to the immigration interview we would have to do after applying
for my green card? I understand it takes about 8 months to get an
interview. Our proposed time line is: March - civil ceremony/apply for
green card; August - religious wedding/begin living together.
Will we be able
to explain to immigration officials the reason for not living together
immediately and will this explanation be accepted?
Your web site about
family immigration is very helpful for people like me, and I want to order
the Do It Yourself immigration application package from you.
Thank you very much for taking your precious time reading my email.
***** Email from
Zain on 2/17/2011
Dear Sear,
Thank you very much for your very helpful services and answering my
previous questions. I have more questions:
I am currently a
21 year old illegal immigrant. My parents brought me to the united
stated illegally when I was about one. I graduated in the U.S. from
High School, Cosmetology school, and have college education.
I was not able
to finish college do to my Illegal status I could not have a background
check to work with kids. My question is me being fluent in English,
having a U.S. citizen boyfriend would I be able to fix my legal status
without marriage or would I need to wait till I marry?
I would appreciate if you
answer my questions in detail.
***** Email from
Pahod on 2/4/2011
Hi,
I came through your web site and I got interested in
your service and do-it-yourself packages. I need some guidance.
My father after
years of filing for citizenship became an American citizen in
2008, after he got his citizenship he tried to file for citizenship for
my sisters and I and the application was rejected; and we were
advised to file for a Green Card first (I-130). So in 2009, he did
that. But by this time I was already over 21 and so was one of my other
sisters.
Ending of 2010,
our petition was approved but my sister and I (the ones over 21) were
not eligible to file for I-485 for the adjustment of status at this
time. When I called the USCIS office I was told our priority date being
in Jan 2009, meant that we would not be able to file for adjustment
until in the next 7 years... so basically all we can do is wait. But my
other sisters can file for the I-485.
I would like to
know if there is anything my sister and I can do? if there is an
alternative to this long wait... we are currently students in the
States. My father had mentioned something about the petition was issued
to our home country.. and we would have to go home to get it.. is this
true?
Please give me your suggestion. Waiting for your
response.
Thanks.
***** Email from
Turner on 1/29/2011
Hello,
I find your very
informative web site when I search the Google! At the onset, I would
like to mention how impressed I was with your website and the amount of
information available.
My husband has recently becomes a US Green card holder. I currently
reside outside the U.S. What would be the procedure to be followed for
him to apply for my green card? Also, if you could let us know the
approximate processing time for a Green card holder applying for a
spouse's green card, it would really help us to plan things in
accordance with your advice. An approximate time range quote like 2-4
yrs e.g will also help.
I really appreciate your help.
Best regards.
***** Email from
Lei on 1/15/2011
Hello!
I have been looking at your
website for a year, and it helps me to understand the USA immigration
process.
My husband is
American and I am Canadian. I was just approved for an I-130 visa, but
failed to simultaneously file for my green card. My question now is the
following: will I be be denied re-entry into the States after traveling
abroad with my Canadian passport and my I-130 (BEFORE I file for the
green card)?
What about
AFTER filing an application for a green card -- will my I-130 be
sufficient to allow me re-entry into the States after traveling abroad,
or do I need to wait to be approved for the green card before I can
travel? I desperately want to visit my family, but also want to be sure
I can come back to my husband and baby!
Thanks.
Sincerely.
***** Email from
Sang on 1/3/2011
Hi
I live in Canada and have been seeing this woman who is an
American citizen. She lives in Boston. I recently visited your
very helpful web site and was very impressed by the comments left by
the individuals.
we want to get married and we
do not want to be separated for a long period. Should we get married in
Canada and then file ?
or should I just go to her town on vacation and get married there and
stay at her house and file then...in other words can they send me home
if we get married while I am in the states on vacation.
We do not care
if it takes longer to get green card...we just want to be
together...and she has a healthy income so money is not an issue....my
only worry is that if i marry her in her home town while on vacation
they will send me home. What is the best way.
Thank you for your time and valuable advise.
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