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Congrats!
I-485 approved on April 28, 2009.
Husband entered the U. S. on a K-1 visa on August 14, 2008.
I-601 waiver Pilot Program approved in Juarez on August 8, 2008.
Link to our full timeline:
http://immigrate2us.net/forum/showth...477#post323477
Hooray!!!!
Need help? Start by reading here:
Don't understand the process?
Read this: Help! My foreign spouse or fiance is/was present in the US illegally. What do I do?
Don't understand about 3 year, 10 year & lifetime bans?
Read this: EWI (Entering Without Inspection), Bans and more (Spanish Version Included)
Need an Attorney? Immigration law is federal, and your attorney does not need to be local
Read this: Attorneys recommended by I2US members
Need to write a Hardship Letter for CDJ?
Read this: Examples of CIUDAD JUAREZ Approved Hardship Letters
After you have your greencard:
Remember to keep your address current with USCIS- Online Form Here
Your Rights and Responsibilities as a Legal Permanent Resident
Our timeline (K-3) from 'undocumented' to Legal Permanent Resident! We did it!
*Nothing I say should be considered legal advice. What you are reading in the post above is not legal advice. No one should act upon any information obtained from this site without seeking the opinion of a licensed attorney. Please do not PM me with routine procedure questions- post in the open forum and contribute to our knowledge base.*
congrats
congratulations!!
I have some questions regarding the oath ceremony.
After the oath ceremony, is it true that you received a document where you to put the name of the people you will ask for in the future?
Somebody I know say that they hand out a paper where you write the name of the people you will ask for, for example your parents, brothers or wife /husband. I would like to know if this is true.
Thank you very much
God bless you
Awards:
You will ask for what? Petitions? They didn't ask us any of that.
Where to start?
I am a U.S. citizen and my spouse/fiance is or was present Illegally - what do I do?
All About the I-601: Resources for Proving Extreme Hardship
EWI (Entering Without Inspection), Bans and more (Spanish Version Included)
Member Recommended Lawyers
:: My Timeline :: Badrap :: Adopt a pet today and save a life ::
Please do not PM me with immigration questions. Please post on the forum.
No advice given on this site is to be considered legal advice.
Please consult with an immigration lawyer.
~ Je parle français ~
"And He said, 'My Presence will go with you, and I will give you rest' " ~ Exodus 33:14 "
Congrats! Welcome to citizenship! By the way what were the answers I'm curious. think I know all but one.
Awards:
- Who was the vice president now? Biden
- What group of people were brought as slaves? Africans
- What is the highest court in the US? Supreme Court
- What were the colonists fighting the British about? Taxation without representation
- How many amendments to the constitution are there? 27
- Who makes federal laws? Congress
Where to start?
I am a U.S. citizen and my spouse/fiance is or was present Illegally - what do I do?
All About the I-601: Resources for Proving Extreme Hardship
EWI (Entering Without Inspection), Bans and more (Spanish Version Included)
Member Recommended Lawyers
:: My Timeline :: Badrap :: Adopt a pet today and save a life ::
Please do not PM me with immigration questions. Please post on the forum.
No advice given on this site is to be considered legal advice.
Please consult with an immigration lawyer.
~ Je parle français ~
"And He said, 'My Presence will go with you, and I will give you rest' " ~ Exodus 33:14 "
missed two, I need to update i thought there were 13 amendments, and i blew the fed law. It's a good thing that people who were born here don't have to take this test or be asked questions,because most of us would be kicked out!
Congratulations on becoming a USC!
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