visa requirements

Submitted by Lisa (United States), Jun 3, 2011 at 19:31

I would suggest you to join VISA Journey .com no separation in letters. Everyone is helpful on the site and they know more than the calling center of Immigration and it's FREE advice and guidance through filers who have passed and failed interviews and have or have not recieved visa's to bring their loves home...once a member read the PORTAL your husband is from and gather as much information as possible..... Im not sure what country your fiance is from, but it will most likely take you almost a year to get him here, if he is approved, since Morocco and most Arabic countries are considered HIGH FRAUD areas. Keep in mind, even if you marry him in his homeland, it does not guarantee you an approval at his interview. You must be prepared of what questions they will ask him and visajourney website can guide you and prepare you of what evidences you must be collecting before and during the filing process....some have traveled 5 or more times to the man's homeland, but this does not indicate a sure thing relationship. They are very smart and precautious. They do background checks through Homeland Security and also their homeland police departments and will ask for an additional police judiciare, along with fingerprints and a clear medical exam appointed through a physician that the Consulate who will interview him will request. You must use one of the Dr's on the list. . You should be keeping chat records and phone logs that shows his numbers or skype records, trip itinararies (sp), photographs and it is required you have made at least one trip to see him PRIOR to your filing the K-1 (fiance) or CR-1 (I-130- marriage abroad)

Sponsorship...you must make the 2011 POVERTY guide lines set by your government of YOUR home country....I filed in USA so yours will be different....if married LESS than 2 years if approved at his interview at his consulate, he will only obtain what they call a conditional 2 year green-card or permanent residency card...if married 2 years BEFORE filing of the papers (petition for alien relative) , he will obtain a 10 year card before he has to adjust his status. Your guidelines may be the same as USA. If you do not meet the poverty set guidelines to be allowed to sponsor him, you will have to get relatives from your country or friends to sign the contract to be responsible....you may want to ask on VIsa Journey, but I think you will not qualify if you are on disabilty before the interview...they may approve him but he will not get card until you find sponsors....Hope this helps.

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