Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / December 2003

It may be hard to fully appreciate it, but the USA is in a state of
war. Many of the people living today have not been touched by war as
the generations before us. The government does not have to allow
anyone into the country.When confronted with serious officers at the

I guess this question has been asked many times but I never did read too
much about hotels in London.
Can anyone recommend a nice hotel in London close to the Embassy ?
Herb and I will be staying for 2 days maybe 3 but don't want to be in an

I just received this email from Ankara:
Dear Mr. ,
Although you have filed for your spouse in the U.S., you may file a
second I-130 for her in Turkey. The approximate time frame for that is 1

I just came from my congressional rep's office and she made her call to
Vermont and was told that my I130 was given to an Ajudication Officer at
9:30AM.  She was told depending on how many cases the officer has on
their desk that the approval will take any where from 2 to 4 weeks.

Originally posted by bkea

Originally posted by jorge 1969

Hi K3 Experts,
Has anyone ever heard of I-129F denial by MSC or I-129F approved by MSC
but later denied a K3 by consulate for overstaying 5 months on a B2?
THX

Can anyone help with what documentation USCIS need to prove a
divorce is final?
My fiance has been divorced for 6 years and sent them the documents that
he has that are signed by a justice of the supreme court of the state of

Congrats Hyper, looks like everyone is on the move finally...good news
indeed  :D

I just have a couple of questions, I entered the US on a H1B visa and
got married around 5 months ago...newly weds
Anyway, we are just now are starting to work on the forms to adjust
status and all that,

Originally posted by Joe_Daisy

I was going to submit an I-134 Affadavit of Support (and later, the I-
864) based on having savings in the bank equal to required amount of
"cash value of assets."
I have more than enough income on my tax returns, but am currently on a

Originally posted by yannecantik

I filed the AOS papers at the local INS office in November of 2002. I
know its about 4 or 5 more months to go.
My question is, can I keep my British Citizenship whilst living legally
here in America, or do I have to become an American Citizen?

I think I am going to visit my wife because it doesn't seem like MSC/NBC
is going to get to the RFE cases this century.  Being that they are
approving cases almost from the time I received my RFE I have given up
hope for  this office.  I just hope my I130 is approved soon because