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I am going to tell you all people a way to do what you want to do. I dont know if you can get that help being NON MUSLIMS. However in city of Rawalpindi (neighbouring city of Islamabad) in Pakistan, near PIRWADHAI BUS STAND a person who is clergyman of a MOSQUE and his name is RAMZAN can help you. Come and meet him and you dont ever would need to contact him AGAIN for THAT SPECIFIC problem again in life. Remember, MASJID OF CHAUDHRY RAHMAT and IMAM is RAMZAN. One Person who visits him seldom visits him again. Dont worry, USA is not heaven which is given to selected people. YOU all people can enter US because you
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uscis
heres a timeline,
july 2002 filed for I-485 in Jacksonville Fl
feb 2003 I-130 approved
sep 2003 I-767 re-newed no hassles
sep 2004 work authorization renewed again
april 2006 had heard nothing so we my us citizen wife of 4 yrs, and I took out an info-pass. We were told that my entire file had been lost and we would need to re-apply, which we did, that very day.
nov 06 scheduled for interview to complete process. At the interview, I was arrested and detained. uscis adjudicator claims my wife withdrew support so they deny my application. I had entered under visa waiver, so now i have no right to appeal or even go before an immigration judge
dec 2006 new I-130 filed
I am deported back to australia
jan 2007 I-129f filed
may 2007 I-130 and I-129f approved

still here in australia while my wife sits alone at home in jax our case is now going to be sent to NVC for god knows how long and ive still to have my 10 yr ban removed i worked paid taxes and never attempted to cheat the system in fact, the system guided us through the process,only to be treated like a criminal and having no criminal record.....think its time for a better system whats your opinion?
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Immigrant Visa
I went to Egypt and married my husband , who is egyptian, in July 2006. I filed the I-130 petetion in September 2006,at the american embassy in Cairo. They requested more proof of relationship from us 2 different times. The 2nd request I had told them I have no more proof, I had given them all I have. Anyway I have called and emailed and everything I know how to do and they still say they are waiting. I never recieved a I-797C receipt because I have only a case number. I have recently come home to the USA and my husband had to stay in egypt. I dont know what I am supposed to do now if anything. If anyone knows what else I can do or how I can speed this up please let me know.

Sincerely,
Melony Pardue
Plano, Texas
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looking for hope, advice- have you been there?
my husband entered the u.s. illegally (before we met) and we did all the filing, had the appointment only to find more waiting, wrote an apology letter, more waiting...my little family (3 year old girl) is living in mexico waiting to hear if we've been forgiven and if and when we'll get his visa. i feel so powerless- is there anything we can do? what is typical, are we going to get a visa, are we going to have to wait years? we want to move back home. its so frustrating- any help would be wonderful
thanks!
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Visa Drama
I am a US citizen living and married to an Aussie with a two year old son in Australia. My husband and I decided we would like to live in America for a period of time undecided. We recently applied for the immigration visa and filed the I-130. My husbands application came back ineligiable for immigration to the US for growing 6 plants of Marijuana 8 years ago (which resulted in a \\\\\\\$400 fine), this was all before I new him. We are in a delema, as we have family to attend to and other commitments as well. We are thinking of applying for a K-3 visa now, just so we can plead our case. We never did an appeal as we hired a US lawyer who told us that there was nothing we could do, I am starting to bieleve there is a way, as this was such a shock and have to believe it was the most dcevistating thing that has ever happend to us.

Hope someone has some information!

Kelly
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SPOUSE VISA
I AM PAKICTANI.I MARRIED IN DEC 2003.MY HUSBAND HAVE GREEN CARD IN APRIL 2003.MY CASE TYPE IS I13O.I ALSO HAVE A DAUGHTER 2YR OLD.AFTER OUR CASE ACCEPTANCE LETTER ,THERE IS NO OTHER INFORMATION OR NOT ANY CAL FOR INTERVIEW.MY DAUGHTER ALSO HAVE SOME HEALTH PROBLEM.I REALLY WANT TO SETTLE WITH MY HUSBAND SO THAT WE BOTH TAKE CARE OF OUR DAUGHTER.IF THERE IS ANY SOLUTION SO PLZ TALL ME .I AM REALLY DISTURB N WANT TO LIVE WITH MY HUSBAND
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K-3 visa in Bangkok
Filed the original I-130 applicatiion June 27, 2006. Completed entire process and got Visa for wife and her minor child today, October 13, 2006.

Even with problems filling out wrong forms the interview day was easy. They asked no questions at all, just said pick up Visa's tommorrow, and that was it.
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Spouse Visa information
I'm a USA citizen and my husband is from El Salvador. We married in Dec. 05 and I filed the I-130 paperwork in mid Jan. I did not get an approval of the I-130 until the beginning of June (6 months)!! I immediately paid the $70 for the affidavidt of support and within a month the form was sent. I completed it and returned it. I also sent in a form that said I can receive mail for my husband. About a month later I was sent a bill for $380 for the Visa application. I immediately sent in the bill. It is now the last week in July and I only have 1 more form to complete, the biographical form. PLEASE NOTE: keep all receipts documenting that you paid for a money order and receipts from the post office showing you bought postage and when you mailed the paperwork. This will save you later!!
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k3
just an update on timelines... for filing my wife's k-3. we married in bangkok, though she's burmese.

mailed i-130 late dec'05.

received i-797 (notice of action) on jan 7. filed i-129f immediately (for k-3, you can't file the i-129f for k3 until you receive i-130 receipt).

received i-797c (notice of action) on feb 8.

approval notice of k-3 on apr 20, and case forwarding to NVC in portsmouth, nh.

received nvc letter informing of case being forwarded to consulate in bangkok on may 3.

packet 3 received from bangkok consulate on may 29.

we will return the packet this coming monday, june 5, and it looks like interviews are scheduled no more than 1 month out for k3's.

so total time i'm looking at is around 6+ months to get my wife here.

hope this helps.
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Wife gets greencard also within a year!
I just wanted to update how well things were going, while I was getting many emails from people here at this and other sites asking for info. I am giving my help to some who wanted it. Like what I mentioned my wife got to USA within 3 months of processing and got married also within 90days. She did get her employment authorization within couple of months by dec 2004. She had her interview last month for greencard and got the actual greencard on Oct 19th, exactly one year after she got to the USA. Like everything else, I did all the paperwork myself and our interview was a breeze(they didnt ask for nothing, even the new affidavit of support that I made spending couple of days!)while I could hear others having a hard time answering or explaining there whereabouts and why this and why that etc. Who knows what was with that. Anyways I am happy as usual. You guys can also do the same, keep everything straight and complete as possible. Good job USCIS.
KP
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