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Old Oct 5th 2007, 7:35 pm
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Originally Posted by BABYGIRLPRINCESS
Thanks a bunch.. things are going to go much smoother now that i know "what" i have to do lol.. i appreciate all your advice and help..
This might help visualize it.
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Old Oct 5th 2007, 11:11 pm
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Originally Posted by BABYGIRLPRINCESS
i guess i need to get a immigration lawyer to help me fill it out...
Unless you have issues, you probably don't need a lawyer. Most of us here successfully dodged the immigration mine field or had only a 1-time consultation to get us on the right path.

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Old Oct 6th 2007, 6:31 pm
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Unless you have issues, you probably don't need a lawyer. Most of us here successfully dodged the immigration mine field or had only a 1-time consultation to get us on the right path.

Ian

thanks ive contacted one just for advise.. and thanks for all your advice.. ive bookmarked and read thoroughly all that the links you gave me contained.. you have helped me considerably and i thank you so much for it.. We are very grateful for all your help!!

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Originally Posted by Noorah101
Don't worry, the way you have planned it is the correct way to do things. Yes, he is allowed to come visit while waiting for the immigrant visa to process. There's no real rule about how often one can visit on the VWP, but remember the more trips back to back, the more he will get questioned at the POE. He should bring proof of his ties to the UK just in case.

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DHS computers are getting more data in them all the time. The I-130 will more likely than not show up when beloved arrives on that WT application -- and the admission process IS "discretionary".
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He will need a police report from any country he's lived in longer than 6 months, since the age of 16. Including his home country.

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Hi:

Your posting suggests that he need get a police certificate from his home country ONLY if he has spent more than six months there since age 16. This is a common error for some reason -- usually by people whose native language is not English.
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Your posting suggests that he need get a police certificate from his home country ONLY if he has spent more than six months there since age 16. This is a common error for some reason -- usually by people whose native language is not English.
Yes, I worded that badly. He needs a police certificate from his home country, and also any country he's lived in for more than 6 months, since the age of 16. I hope that makes more sense.

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Yes, I worded that badly. He needs a police certificate from his home country, and also any country he's lived in for more than 6 months, since the age of 16. I hope that makes more sense.

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We were obviously getting sloppy while someone was taking their extended break!
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actually i understood it the first time HE HE anyways sorry i havent posted.. ive been working alot this week so ive been busy.. i also contacted an immighration lawyer, found a few things out.. im glad i talked to you guys though.. made sure we didnt do something that would later get us in trouble
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Originally Posted by BABYGIRLPRINCESS
actually i understood it the first time HE HE anyways sorry i havent posted.. ive been working alot this week so ive been busy.. i also contacted an immighration lawyer, found a few things out.. im glad i talked to you guys though.. made sure we didnt do something that would later get us in trouble
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We were obviously getting sloppy while someone was taking their extended break!
Hey:

I've been working! Much of my practice is now litigation [and I want to move it more that way as part of working into retirement in the not so distant future]. I've been engaged in legal warfare on several fronts.
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Hey:

I've been working! Much of my practice is now litigation [and I want to move it more that way as part of working into retirement in the not so distant future]. I've been engaged in legal warfare on several fronts.
Work to live, not the other way round. It's much healthier that way.

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