Green card
Jun 5th 2012, 5:57 pm
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Green card
Hi all
Pls help me... My husband applied for my fiance visa before we got married, but tht visa got declined....after tht we registered our marriage n he applied for my green card its been 4 months already but they r nt done with the background checks i guess n the case is still in usa... Im an indian n my husband is us citizen ..im 8 months pregnent...
Cn sombody tell me how much time it will take? N what will happen if my baby will born here?
Pls help me... My husband applied for my fiance visa before we got married, but tht visa got declined....after tht we registered our marriage n he applied for my green card its been 4 months already but they r nt done with the background checks i guess n the case is still in usa... Im an indian n my husband is us citizen ..im 8 months pregnent...
Cn sombody tell me how much time it will take? N what will happen if my baby will born here?
Jun 5th 2012, 6:06 pm
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Re: Green card
Hi all
Pls help me... My husband applied for my fiance visa before we got married, but tht visa got declined....after tht we registered our marriage n he applied for my green card its been 4 months already but they r nt done with the background checks i guess n the case is still in usa... Im an indian n my husband is us citizen ..im 8 months pregnent...
Cn sombody tell me how much time it will take? N what will happen if my baby will born here?
Pls help me... My husband applied for my fiance visa before we got married, but tht visa got declined....after tht we registered our marriage n he applied for my green card its been 4 months already but they r nt done with the background checks i guess n the case is still in usa... Im an indian n my husband is us citizen ..im 8 months pregnent...
Cn sombody tell me how much time it will take? N what will happen if my baby will born here?
Jun 5th 2012, 6:08 pm
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Re: Green card
Hi all
Pls help me... My husband applied for my fiance visa before we got married, but tht visa got declined....after tht we registered our marriage n he applied for my green card its been 4 months already but they r nt done with the background checks i guess n the case is still in usa... Im an indian n my husband is us citizen ..im 8 months pregnent...
Cn sombody tell me how much time it will take? N what will happen if my baby will born here?
Pls help me... My husband applied for my fiance visa before we got married, but tht visa got declined....after tht we registered our marriage n he applied for my green card its been 4 months already but they r nt done with the background checks i guess n the case is still in usa... Im an indian n my husband is us citizen ..im 8 months pregnent...
Cn sombody tell me how much time it will take? N what will happen if my baby will born here?
What do you mean "registered our marriage"? Where did you get married? Where are you now?
He can't apply for your green card. If you are applying for your green card, it means you are inside the USA right now and you have applied for adjustment of status. If you are outside the USA right now, and he has filed an I-130 for you, you'll be getting an Immigrant Visa, not a green card.
It can take 5 or 6 months for the I-130 to be approved. After that, the case moves to NVC for more paperwork and processing, then you will get your medical done in India and appear for your Immigrant Visa interview. You can expect the entire process (from filing I-130 to Visa interview) to take about 10 months or so, maybe more if they are doing extra background checks.
Where is "here"? Do you mean India or USA?
Rene
Jun 5th 2012, 6:13 pm
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Re: Green card
Why did the K-1 get denied?
What do you mean "registered our marriage"? Where did you get married? Where are you now?
He can't apply for your green card. If you are applying for your green card, it means you are inside the USA right now and you have applied for adjustment of status. If you are outside the USA right now, and he has filed an I-130 for you, you'll be getting an Immigrant Visa, not a green card.
It can take 5 or 6 months for the I-130 to be approved. After that, the case moves to NVC for more paperwork and processing, then you will get your medical done in India and appear for your Immigrant Visa interview. You can expect the entire process (from filing I-130 to Visa interview) to take about 10 months or so, maybe more if they are doing extra background checks.
Where is "here"? Do you mean India or USA?
Rene
What do you mean "registered our marriage"? Where did you get married? Where are you now?
He can't apply for your green card. If you are applying for your green card, it means you are inside the USA right now and you have applied for adjustment of status. If you are outside the USA right now, and he has filed an I-130 for you, you'll be getting an Immigrant Visa, not a green card.
It can take 5 or 6 months for the I-130 to be approved. After that, the case moves to NVC for more paperwork and processing, then you will get your medical done in India and appear for your Immigrant Visa interview. You can expect the entire process (from filing I-130 to Visa interview) to take about 10 months or so, maybe more if they are doing extra background checks.
Where is "here"? Do you mean India or USA?
Rene
Jun 5th 2012, 6:17 pm
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Re: Green card
Thanks. So in answer to "what will happen if my baby is born here (India)":
The baby would probably be a USC if the father is a USC. You'd need to get the baby a US Passport in order to travel to the USA. On the I-864 Affidavit of Support, the family size would then be 3 instead of 2 (assuming no other kids involved).
Rene
The baby would probably be a USC if the father is a USC. You'd need to get the baby a US Passport in order to travel to the USA. On the I-864 Affidavit of Support, the family size would then be 3 instead of 2 (assuming no other kids involved).
Rene
Jun 5th 2012, 6:35 pm
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Re: Green card
Why did the K-1 get denied?
What do you mean "registered our marriage"? Where did you get married? Where are you now?
He can't apply for your green card. If you are applying for your green card, it means you are inside the USA right now and you have applied for adjustment of status. If you are outside the USA right now, and he has filed an I-130 for you, you'll be getting an Immigrant Visa, not a green card.
It can take 5 or 6 months for the I-130 to be approved. After that, the case moves to NVC for more paperwork and processing, then you will get your medical done in India and appear for your Immigrant Visa interview. You can expect the entire process (from filing I-130 to Visa interview) to take about 10 months or so, maybe more if they are doing extra background checks.
Where is "here"? Do you mean India or USA?
Rene
What do you mean "registered our marriage"? Where did you get married? Where are you now?
He can't apply for your green card. If you are applying for your green card, it means you are inside the USA right now and you have applied for adjustment of status. If you are outside the USA right now, and he has filed an I-130 for you, you'll be getting an Immigrant Visa, not a green card.
It can take 5 or 6 months for the I-130 to be approved. After that, the case moves to NVC for more paperwork and processing, then you will get your medical done in India and appear for your Immigrant Visa interview. You can expect the entire process (from filing I-130 to Visa interview) to take about 10 months or so, maybe more if they are doing extra background checks.
Where is "here"? Do you mean India or USA?
Rene
Jun 5th 2012, 6:36 pm
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Re: Green card
Thanks. So in answer to "what will happen if my baby is born here (India)":
The baby would probably be a USC if the father is a USC. You'd need to get the baby a US Passport in order to travel to the USA. On the I-864 Affidavit of Support, the family size would then be 3 instead of 2 (assuming no other kids involved).
Rene
The baby would probably be a USC if the father is a USC. You'd need to get the baby a US Passport in order to travel to the USA. On the I-864 Affidavit of Support, the family size would then be 3 instead of 2 (assuming no other kids involved).
Rene
Jun 5th 2012, 6:41 pm
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Re: Green card
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Jun 5th 2012, 6:42 pm
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You will need to find out whether your baby will be born a USC, and if so, how to get him a US passport before you immigrate.
Rene
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Jun 5th 2012, 6:46 pm
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I dont know butbi provided all the pics , bills , mails n guests list ...i mean everything they asked for
Jun 5th 2012, 8:10 pm
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Guest list for what? Your wedding? If you were married before your fiancee errr husband applied for your fiancee visa then of course you would be denied. You are no longer a fiancee but a spouse.
BTW your English is good but your explanations are not and we are having a difficult time understanding the details of your immigration processing. It would appear that your I-130 has NOT been approved as yet and that will mean that it will take another 6 to 10 months before you can hope to get an approved Immigration Visa in your passport.
You cannot be in background check at the moment since you have not reached that stage. When did your husband file the I-130 for you and why should a congressman help you? He needs an attorney not a congressman.
Last edited by Rete; Jun 5th 2012 at 8:12 pm.