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You need a police clearance if you reside more than six months in a country. "POLICE CERTIFICATES: Each visa applicant at least 16 years of age must submit an original police certificate from the police authorities of the applicant's country of current residence if the applicant has resided...

Good Luck! all will be fine!

Well I believe the Advocate is right. You may not qualify to go with your parents through the DV process but other migration options will open for you. Discuss with your advocate and he'll give more professional insight on these matters

Don't lose hope yet my friend, we still have 4 more VBs to decide the outcomes

Congrats to all who became current and all the very best!

Hope all is well with you veronice! havent heard from you in a while!

Hey mate Vladek! told you that she'll be back soon as simon comes back! LOL

Semper Fi

get it translated as vladek stated! better to be prepared than lose the opportunity

How are you liking the US so far?

Welcome back mate!, and this professionalized opinions were actually missed!

1. USCIS wont accept your AOS application till your case number is current and not all visa's are eligible for an AOS . therefore until you file your AOS application with USCIS, your current visa is what you're evaluated by. 2. CP is known to be a faster process than AOS So if you need more...

Do a CP my friend! don't risk overstaying. what do you think Sm1smom?

Too early for calling mate! we shall start the phone calls on and after the 6th.

As susieQQQ and Vladek stated, Its better to do a CP in your case. You can only file your AOS when your case becomes current. If your current visa expires and you overstay you will be denied of your Green card and may even banned from re-entering US for a certain period. So call KCC and send...

Don't worry mate, she'll be back soon as Simon returns full time.

Probably gone to the states to stalk simon lol

If you want something more effective and with evidence, you have to do it yourself mate! don't expect someone else to do the work for you.

I don't believe a person living outside the US can fill a i-134,and they should send the i-134 and w2 to you and you take it to the interview.

Please elaborate on what exams they are