Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / September 2003

Greetings everyone
I have a few questions/concerns regarding the removal of my
conditional green card.
I will be filing to remove my conditional green card very shortly (

Hi I am just wondering. My husband a US citizen is petitioning for me,
(Canadian)with the I-130 and K3 Visa. We are at the stage where we
have the I-130 1NOA and now are doing the I-129f for the K3 Visa? I am
just was wondering, do; Do I need to send evidence of any sort ie:

I am new to this newsgroup. I am from Canada and my fiancee is from the U.S.
We will be getting married here in Canada in February 2004. We plan on both
living in the U.S. after we are married. This leaves me with a few
questions.

anyone have any experience meeting their fiance at the airport?
is it possible to contact INS ahead of time and do you think that is a
good idea???
Just wondering about this

AOS INTERVIEW EXPERIENCE (Very long post)
15 September 2003
Detroit Field Office
We left our home in Grand Rapids at the bright and early time of 3.45am.

My husband and I have an appointment on January 6 in Arlington, VA,
for our AOS interview to get the conditional green card. We are
considering a move to a new district (although we would be closer to
arlington than we are now.) Does anyone know what are options would be

Originally posted by KatherineH

a warning for those intending to get a passport stamp at newark.. the
two people in front of me got turned away because apparently newark is
now only doing this on Fridays between 8 and 12. (if passport stamping
is your only reason for going).. hopefully this will prevent someone

For all of you waiting for removal of condition from Vermont: I just
received a new NOA from Vermont, extending my conditional residence
employment and travel authorized for another year. I'm pretty happy
about this, since I now don't have to waste a day at the dreaded NYC

You're wait time for approval is going to be one year or longer if you
applied after July 1, 2003. at the NSC. Thats what my reps office told me.
We applied in May and I am so glad we have our names in. If you applied in
June your wait time is 9 months minimum.

I am pleased to annouce that my husband's K3 visa was approved today at
the London Embassy. I don't know all of the details, but can share with
you what I was told at 4.30 am Minneapolis time :)
Gavin arrived in London Tuesday and stayed at the Hilton Green Park.

If anyone is interested I have just be advised that my interview date at
the London embassy is at the end of october.
This makes it 4 months from start to finish, as I started the
application on 1st July

I've not posted before, but have taken so much that it's only fair I give my
bit of experiencing in hope that it will help someone the way so many have
helped me.  The only reason for getting my visa so quickly was through all
you guys, so many thanks to all that have ever posted!

Hell all,
I have a question regarding part 7 of the i-131 advanced parole application.
Part 7 seems to require some sort of brief essay stating why the
applicant should be granted advanced parole. Is there a format that

My fiance and I are just about to apply for a K1 visa for me, and I'm
seriously toying with the idea of using a lawyer to handle it all for
us.  From what I have read, it seems to be a lengthy process that's
fraught with insecurity, lack of knowledge and so much red tape it's