CR-1 VISa NOT in passport - but separate?
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CR-1 VISa NOT in passport - but separate?
My wife says her CR-1 she just got was NOT pasted into her passport but was instead a separate item inside the "secret" envelope?
Never read this fact before. Is this something new?
Never read this fact before. Is this something new?
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Re: CR-1 VISa NOT in passport - but separate?
Originally posted by Toz
My wife says her CR-1 she just got was NOT pasted into her passport but was instead a separate item inside the "secret" envelope?
Never read this fact before. Is this something new?
My wife says her CR-1 she just got was NOT pasted into her passport but was instead a separate item inside the "secret" envelope?
Never read this fact before. Is this something new?
SOP for decades.
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Re: CR-1 VISa NOT in passport - but separate?
Originally posted by Folinskyinla
Hi:
SOP for decades.
Hi:
SOP for decades.
(just curious. seems obvious by the sentence that you are saying its always been separate).
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Re: CR-1 VISa NOT in passport - but separate?
Originally posted by Toz
"SOP" = what exactly?
(just curious. seems obvious by the sentence that you are saying its always been separate).
"SOP" = what exactly?
(just curious. seems obvious by the sentence that you are saying its always been separate).
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Re: CR-1 VISa NOT in passport - but separate?
SOP = Standard operating procedure.
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"Toz" <member19165@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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> Originally posted by Folinskyinla
> > Hi:
> >
> > SOP for decades.
> "SOP" = what exactly?
> (just curious. seems obvious by the sentence that you are saying its
> always been separate).
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Andy.
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"Toz" <member19165@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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> Originally posted by Folinskyinla
> > Hi:
> >
> > SOP for decades.
> "SOP" = what exactly?
> (just curious. seems obvious by the sentence that you are saying its
> always been separate).
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
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Re: CR-1 VISa NOT in passport - but separate?
Originally posted by Toz
"SOP" = what exactly?
(just curious. seems obvious by the sentence that you are saying its always been separate).
"SOP" = what exactly?
(just curious. seems obvious by the sentence that you are saying its always been separate).
Yes that is what he is saying. SOP = Standard Operating Procedures
She will have the visa activated at the POE when she first comes into the US. At that point they will take the envelope, stamp her passport with an I-551, determine where the greencard is to be sent and send her on her way. Within 3 to 12 months, the greencard will be mailed to her.
Rete
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Re: CR-1 VISa NOT in passport - but separate?
Originally posted by Rete
Yes that is what he is saying. SOP = Standard Operating Procedures
She will have the visa activated at the POE when she first comes into the US. At that point they will take the envelope, stamp her passport with an I-551, determine where the greencard is to be sent and send her on her way. Within 3 to 12 months, the greencard will be mailed to her.
Rete
Yes that is what he is saying. SOP = Standard Operating Procedures
She will have the visa activated at the POE when she first comes into the US. At that point they will take the envelope, stamp her passport with an I-551, determine where the greencard is to be sent and send her on her way. Within 3 to 12 months, the greencard will be mailed to her.
Rete
Sorry I didn't pick up on the SOP thing. LOL! We have many initials for things in my line of work but I never came across that one.