K3 Visa Process Timelines
Oct 14th 2003, 3:08 am
#16
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Originally posted by Leslie66
You're correct. She actually mails the I-129 to Chicago who then forwards it to Missouri (MSC).
I think I saw some Swedish spouses on Tenni's website. Post your information (for anyone who hasn't already.)
http://www.mediabrew.com/k3/list.php
Leslie
You're correct. She actually mails the I-129 to Chicago who then forwards it to Missouri (MSC).
I think I saw some Swedish spouses on Tenni's website. Post your information (for anyone who hasn't already.)
http://www.mediabrew.com/k3/list.php
Leslie
Oct 14th 2003, 3:09 am
#17
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I'll post there as soon as I get to send the i-129...
Oct 14th 2003, 3:10 am
#18
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Originally posted by megridler
What does overstay mean exactly, my fiancee was here on vacation and only stayed for a month each time.
What does overstay mean exactly, my fiancee was here on vacation and only stayed for a month each time.
I think I've read from another post that your husband was from the UK, so he probably came on the Visa Waiver program, which allows him to stay for 90 days. If he only stayed for 30, y'all are fine! No overstay.
Oct 14th 2003, 3:16 am
#19
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Originally posted by KimJ
I'll post there as soon as I get to send the i-129...
I'll post there as soon as I get to send the i-129...
I learned only a few days ago that that could be a cause of RFE, and I think a LOT of people make that mistake, so be careful! Now I'm scared I'm going to get an RFE for that...=(
Just don't want your case to be delayed for that...
Oct 14th 2003, 3:21 am
#20
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Yes - Thanks for the warning! Since I've been posting here, I've seen a lot of discussions about that, so I'll be sure to answer 'properly'.
My big concern now is how his name appears on our Marriage certificate - it isn't the same as his passport and birth certificate.
He uses his middle name as his first name (though, his birth cert. just says 'given names' and doesn't specify the order).
He didn't even put his second name on the marriage cert.
ugh.
My big concern now is how his name appears on our Marriage certificate - it isn't the same as his passport and birth certificate.
He uses his middle name as his first name (though, his birth cert. just says 'given names' and doesn't specify the order).
He didn't even put his second name on the marriage cert.
ugh.
Oct 14th 2003, 3:29 am
#21
WTF?
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Originally posted by KimJ
Yes - Thanks for the warning! Since I've been posting here, I've seen a lot of discussions about that, so I'll be sure to answer 'properly'.
My big concern now is how his name appears on our Marriage certificate - it isn't the same as his passport and birth certificate.
He uses his middle name as his first name (though, his birth cert. just says 'given names' and doesn't specify the order).
He didn't even put his second name on the marriage cert.
ugh.
Yes - Thanks for the warning! Since I've been posting here, I've seen a lot of discussions about that, so I'll be sure to answer 'properly'.
My big concern now is how his name appears on our Marriage certificate - it isn't the same as his passport and birth certificate.
He uses his middle name as his first name (though, his birth cert. just says 'given names' and doesn't specify the order).
He didn't even put his second name on the marriage cert.
ugh.
I would attach an explanation saying exactly that. Another poster said they had gotten into some trouble with the names not matching up exactly. You can do something like "See attachment #1" off to the side.
Leslie
Oct 14th 2003, 12:00 pm
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Re: K3 Visa Process Timelines
>From: member@british_expats.com >(JoshsCarole)
>Originally posted by megridler
>What does overstay mean exactly, my fiancee >was here on vacation and
only stayed for a >month each time.
>It means that he stayed for longer than he was >llowed according to his
visa.
>I think I've read from another post that your >husband was from the UK,
so he probably >came on the Visa Waiver program, which >allows him to
stay for 90 days. If he only >stayed for 30, y'all are fine! No
overstay.
>--
>Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Only 90 days?? Ken came in on Visa Waiver last December (this was
several months before he proposed to me) and the immigration officer at
the Atlanta airport stamped his passport for 6 MONTHS!
>Originally posted by megridler
>What does overstay mean exactly, my fiancee >was here on vacation and
only stayed for a >month each time.
>It means that he stayed for longer than he was >llowed according to his
visa.
>I think I've read from another post that your >husband was from the UK,
so he probably >came on the Visa Waiver program, which >allows him to
stay for 90 days. If he only >stayed for 30, y'all are fine! No
overstay.
>--
>Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Only 90 days?? Ken came in on Visa Waiver last December (this was
several months before he proposed to me) and the immigration officer at
the Atlanta airport stamped his passport for 6 MONTHS!
Oct 15th 2003, 3:08 am
#23
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Re: K3 Visa Process Timelines
Originally posted by Maryanne Kehoe
>From: member@british_expats.com >(JoshsCarole)
>Originally posted by megridler
>What does overstay mean exactly, my fiancee >was here on vacation and
only stayed for a >month each time.
>It means that he stayed for longer than he was >llowed according to his
visa.
>I think I've read from another post that your >husband was from the UK,
so he probably >came on the Visa Waiver program, which >allows him to
stay for 90 days. If he only >stayed for 30, y'all are fine! No
overstay.
>--
>Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Only 90 days?? Ken came in on Visa Waiver last December (this was
several months before he proposed to me) and the immigration officer at
the Atlanta airport stamped his passport for 6 MONTHS!
>From: member@british_expats.com >(JoshsCarole)
>Originally posted by megridler
>What does overstay mean exactly, my fiancee >was here on vacation and
only stayed for a >month each time.
>It means that he stayed for longer than he was >llowed according to his
visa.
>I think I've read from another post that your >husband was from the UK,
so he probably >came on the Visa Waiver program, which >allows him to
stay for 90 days. If he only >stayed for 30, y'all are fine! No
overstay.
>--
>Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Only 90 days?? Ken came in on Visa Waiver last December (this was
several months before he proposed to me) and the immigration officer at
the Atlanta airport stamped his passport for 6 MONTHS!
"The Visa Waiver Program (VWP) enables citizens of certain countries to travel to the United States for tourism or business for 90 days or less without obtaining a visa."
I guess your husband was just lucky, then...
