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Domicile Issue for Family based US Immigration Visa06 Sep 2007 06:54 GMT1
My wife is US citizen, she filed for my US immigration five years ago
in Jan 2003. Last year she was visiting me in UK. Her stay got longer
(1 and half year) because of high risk pregnancy and my son was born
in UK. In the mean time I got my immigration interview date and my
Buy Your Dream Car, 2Day06 Sep 2007 06:49 GMT1
Do you have following questions in your mind:
>> Paying high interest rates on your loan?
>> Have a Bad Credit?
>> Approval is tough?
“VALID FOR WORK ONLY WITH DHS AUTHORIZATION.”06 Sep 2007 06:33 GMT2
I am working in the US on a L1B visa, with my wife and children
on L2 visas.
Both me and my wife have received our SSNs (after much grief for me, as
the INS had mis-typed my name)
Confused About ability to work06 Sep 2007 05:37 GMT10
Quick background.
I am a UKC living in the UK with my US Wife.  I have applied for a job
in the US (who has UK and US companies within the group) and am doing
very well in the interview process.  I am flying out to the US in the
Timeline for naturalisation.06 Sep 2007 03:20 GMT7
Hubby, son & myself sent the N400, photos & checks off on sat 7/14.  I
will keep you updated as to when things start happening.  We have been
here more than 5 years on a green card, and came over originally on an
L1 & L2 visa.
German Embassy Visa Appointment?06 Sep 2007 02:58 GMT3
Dear Everyone:
I live in the US and will go to Germany in October for one week, and I
need to apply for a visa in the German Embassy in Washington, D.C..
And I need nearly four (4) hours to travel to Washington, D.C..
K1: Time between sending checklist & call for interview?06 Sep 2007 00:23 GMT5
For a K1 visa, how long does it normally take between sending in the
checklist to the Embassy to say that I have all the required documents
together, and actually being called for interview?
I've got everything they need, plus I-134 from my US fiancee, but I wanted
Overstaying on VWP and flying internally05 Sep 2007 23:42 GMT13
I've overstayed my VWP and am marrying my fiancé in the US and
beginning the K3 process. I understand that I cannot leave the US now
until we have a decision. However before I get married I need to make
a couple of internal flights; I'll have overstayed by about two
U.K. Electrician requires sponsor+advice05 Sep 2007 23:40 GMT21
I am an Electrician from the U.K. I would appreciate some advice.  Would
it be possible for me to get a working visa with my occupation. Or does
anybody know, who i could approach for sponsorship.
Visa denied in Oct 200005 Sep 2007 21:02 GMT3
Before we were married my husband spent five years in the USA.  He lived
with a lady (british citizen) and bought a house out there (needless to
say in her name).  She was allowed to stay as her daughter and her son
lived there and had green cards.
N40005 Sep 2007 16:11 GMT2
Hey, guys. I am new to this site. Anyways, I am in the process of filling my
N400 natura. citizenship. I have some questions.
1. I did my fingerprints on tuesday 08/28/07. How long does it take for the
FBI to send the info to the USCIS?
Kinda O/T, but someone may help.05 Sep 2007 15:26 GMT5
My oldest kid (16 yo, USC) has just completed UK high school, and
completely blew his exams. 2 C's and the rest were lower. So 6th form
and junior college are out the window.
So i was thinking of sending him back to the US to high school there
How does a AP work?05 Sep 2007 15:22 GMT5
We have a quick question about travelling with a AP for Travel. We  will
be going  back to Nottingham in the UK in 7 weeks and want  to make sure
that my re - entry goes smoothly. Do  we have  to alert anyone as we are
leaving the country? Or is it simply a question of handing the ...
Well, i guess i shouldn't have been surprised.05 Sep 2007 15:06 GMT2
Just got back to the UK after spending 3 hours on US soil. :( Had my
Biometrics appointment to renew my GC, so went over, but immigration
didn't like the fact i've been out for over a year (53 weeks! :blink:).
So they wouldn't let me in on my GC.
USCIS site05 Sep 2007 08:48 GMT5
am i being a thickie (entirely likely :huh: ) or are the majority of the
pages on the uscis website not clickable?  Ie they look like they should
be links to other more detailed pages - but dont infact click through?
for instance - the line  ''For more information on visa numbers, ...
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