Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / May 2004

Originally posted by ironporer

hours of labor (4 hours of pushing) and finally a Cesarian Section, Paul
Vincent made his entrance into the world. He weighed in at 10 lbs 4 oz

My wife has been waiting to hear something from the Columbus Office
about her I-485 AOS application filed in March 2003.  They were really
prompt about sending the letter stating that they received the
application, but now the website says they are processing cases from

Greetings everyone. my wife is here in new york now on a k1 visa. we got
married 2 weeks ago well within the 90 day time limit and filed all papers for
adjustment to permanant residency. so far everything has gone smoothly. when
would getting her greencard be possible. one site says ...

avaya,
A K1 is eligible to adjust status only on the basis of marriage
to the US citizen who petitioned for them.  If they married a different
US citizen instead, then they are not eligible to adjust status within

my husband makes just hardly under 125% of the poverty standard, so
we're going to have to have a joint sponser (his parents). my question
is, when they count their household size, do they have to include us? or
is it just THEIR household? also, do we submit one as well, and have ...

Hello all! I think I have posted once or twice in this newsgoup
before, and you guys usually give me great answers. I was just here
looking around, and I read a little about the "life act." I haven't
heard of it before, but I wonder if it applies to my situation.

Hi, all! I'm shaking a bit, but I'll try not to make too many mistakes!
Y'know the thingy they have now where you can create an account and
check on your application? For anyone who's unfamiliar with this, you
can go to this link, create an account, and it will show you internal

ruthann,
The cost for any non-immigrant visa is US$100 or the
equivalent in local currency.  In some countries there is an additional
'reciprocity' fee to make the cost of the US visa equivalent to the

Originally posted by Hoolie

sibsie,
Such a letter does not need to be notarized.
Regards, JEff
Originally posted by sibsie

Originally posted by Megan

processes for my husband's greencard (just waiting for an interview
date), and my husband just got a speeding ticket (here in the US).

Just wanted to ask some q's about the I-864.
(1) I currently meet the
income requirements to sponsor my hubby, but I didn't in 2002 and 2001.
Could this be held against me, and force me to find a co-sponsor (very

The USCIS ASC is the Application Support Center for fingerprinting
services.  Are you saying you sent your petitions to them and actually
went to them for an interim EAD instead of to the local district office
of USCIS?  Just trying to understand if this is a new procedure.

I haven't been on this newsgroup for some time, but there was some
news that might be of interest to those on the group.
My K-3 application was approved on May 11th, I originally submitted it
on September 30th and got an RFE I believe on December 24th(I am

I've submitted my fingerprint-based police check to the RCMP and as it
says it will take over 150 days to process, I've asked the US embassy
here if they would accept a name-based police check from Canada.
They've indicated that they will.  But I can't seem to get ahold of