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vaccination You should go to your local Heath Department for vaccination. Tell them you need to get shots for the Immigration. They already have special form for the Immigration, for people who doesn’t have a shot record or unable to provide one. Also - it will cost you less if you do your...

Nofreedom, where it says that travel with two passports is illegal? Some embassies won’t even issue you a visa, if you present them with your RTD. And some will ask for too many supporting documents, which might take you months to get. On the other hand – the same countries might not...

Message for Thankful Thankful, I read your earlier posts. You said you and your sister went for yourI-485 interview. That, I think, is what is going to happen to me too. I got my I-730 approved without ever going to the INS office. They will definitely call me up. Did INS ask you...

If Mexico is your home country, then you might be in trouble going there one way or another while in the asylum status. But if you just go there on vacation, then it won’t be a problem using your national passport to enter the Mexico and your refugee document to come back to US. My friend did...

Thankful, Thank you for your reply. I already have an asylum status, without even filling for it. Why do I need to fill out a new application, and even if I do, why don’t I have to prove prosecution, if that is the main reason for filling that form? Doesn’t make any cense to me.

Returning with RTD This summer I was traveling for the first time with my RTD and was nervous too. Upon return to JFK I went to the citizen/residents line. The officers took my passport and told me I have to go to the office. I got worried, thinking I was in some sort of trouble… “The...

RE:One more question about I-730 Chris, Your wife should stay in US and wait for her I-730 to get approved. When she gets it approved, you will receive an approval letter from INS saying that your I-730, Refugee/Asylee Relative Petition was approved and your wife now has a derivative...

Hello, Everyone! I got my derived asylum approved at the end of 1999. Applied for a Green Card in 2001. In August 2004 did my fingerprints. Now – my possible problem: I divorced my principal applicant earlier this year. The last lawyer I consulted told me, that as long as we had a marital...