What Happend after Filing I-130 Form for K3 Visa?
492457
after you filout the I-130 you have to wait for the immigration notice, either you get an interview or they will deny the case. if you get the appointment you go there and they will ask you both(personal questions) if you don't answer the way they want the officer will deny the case than you have to go to the Bord of immigration, if your case is approved you can file the I-485 or adjustment of status and after that is the sweet green card.
371532
From the National Visa Center. When an applicant's priority date is close to becoming current, NVC will mail a packet of forms and information (Packet 3) to the beneficiary (applicant).
383943
No. You need to contact the INS and ask for a I-8374 form. Call 1-800 374 8233 to get it sent to you.
452377
if you go to mexico and come back you are able to get in again on another 3 month visa waiver-remove your green form as thats all they do when ou exit customs at the airport and just say you've been travelling on mexcio for a while- nobody checks on the way out.
374705
If she is able to get on Immigrant Visa (probably K3), she will be able to work in the US as soon as she is able to pass the State Board test. I do not believe that there is any restriction on employment in a CR3 Resident. If she comes in under the Visa Waiver program (Green I-94), she CANNOT perform any kind of work while in the US until her status is adjusted to that of an immigrant.
288575
http://uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/i-765.htm
1032237
Congratulations on your lottery win!\n\nYou will need a financial sponsor who will fill out an I-134 Affidavit of Support for you.  If you don't have one, you won't get the visa.
155628
my fiance visa took around 8 months from the day my fiance filed the paperwork till i got my visa. Oh and by the way we didn't hire any lawyers but you pay some money for the paperwork.
1127613
I seriously JUST got off the phone with the immigration people and was asking them a bunch of questions about this. If you applied for permanent residency, you probably used the "Adjustment package" which contains several forms. One of them is the I 131 which is a travel document. If you didn't use the whole package and just sent the Perm Res thing, you need to send in the I 131 form and wait for it to be approved. Once it's approved, you can come and go as you please while the Perm Res is pending.
778053
Depends what country you are in.  From my experience you would have had to send in a visa extension form a few weeks before the experation date on your current visa.
642858
It will depend. If  you are a U.S. Citizen and not a resident alien then you can apply for either a k1 visa (fiancee) or K3 visa(marriage). The K3 usually takes about 3 weeks longer but there is a slightly lessor risk in denial since you are already married.  It costs a bit more (filing fees) but doesn't take as much supporting evidence.  Basically it doesn't really matter much either way.
1071894
Have the USC apply for a K1 visa, you will receive it very quickly since all USC application take priority over any others, once you arrive in the US you must get married within 90 days of the date you received the K-1, once you get married your spouse will apply for a CR-1 visa, when you receive this you are on a 2 year conditional status, within 90 days of your 2 year anniversary date you MUST apply to have the conditional status removed, failure to do so is a deportable offense. Once the "C" is removed you will become a IR-1 (Resident, LAPR, I-551 holder etc...) Now as long as you don't commit a deportable offense you are good to go...\n\nPlease note, you will get many suggestions from people here WHO HAVE NO CLUE!!! AND SPOUT OUT ALL SORTS OF CRAP WITH NO UNDERSTANDING OF THE ACTUAL PROCESS!!! I arrest people every day so I think I know what I'm speaking about! GOOD LUCK!!
351079
he needs to file his i-130 with ins, after he gets the approval he can apply for his working permit, after that he needs to file his i-485 (adjustment of status) than he goes to his interview and than he gets his green card. the whole process will take up to one year and he don't have to leave the states
9072
Yu can visit the USCIS website, news section for a formal update on it..\n\nThe best option is subscribe to the newsletter to any major Law Firm website, as they keep watching the USCIS news always, you will be getting emails from them as any such update comes. Ex: www.murthy.com, etc\n\nIn this way, we do no t need to check the websites regulary, but check our emails :-)
1098687
If you have recently moved, then his immigration file may still be at your previous immigration office, or in transit to your new one.  I used to work at an immigration office, and depending on where the file was coming from, it sometimes took weeks to get the file to the new office.  If you haven't moved, then a possible reason for the cancellation is that the scheduling center may have screwed up and scheduled too many interviews for that particular date and time.  We had an issue like that once in our office.  We had to search through all the files and find out which ones had been scheduled for the same interviewer, date, and time, and then reschedule a few.  If you don't hear back in a few weeks, schedule an Infopass appointment online to go in and speak to an Information Officer.  Calling the toll free number only makes you frustrated.\n\nIn response to the person below me:  I don't know if all offices are doing it, or if it was just my old office, but our security guards wouldn't let you in the front door if you didn't have an appointment letter or an Infopass appointment receipt that you had printed out from your computer.  To get the infopass appointment, go to www.uscis.gov.  They will see you with the infopass appointment.
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the i-131 form is for travel document, re-entry permit.you also must file your i-131 when you still in the states, if you have already left the states without filing your form your f****\nif you don't have your green card yet, don't leave the states or get some documentation fro ins to make you able to return.you can also apply for humanitarian parole , in case your not able to get a us visa
280012
Plain and simple answer.\n\nPROVE IT!!\n\nThe burden of proof lies in the hands of the applicant. If you have no proof, don't even bother. You'll get sent back even if you get the VISA!!