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This is a long story but i will appreciate if anyone can answer the question. My cousin who is a US citizen petitioned for an immigrant visa for her parents and siblings in 2006. Her parents got the immigrant visa last yr and have since moved to the US(permanent residents). My cousins parents...

This is a long story but i will appreciate if anyone can answer the question. My cousin who is a US citizen petitioned for an immigrant visa for her parents and siblings in 2006. Her parents got the immigrant visa last yr and have since moved to the US(permanent residents). My cousins parents...

darm, dont be too hard on him. he just asked a question.

well, there isnt much u can do but to give them wat they want.

ur income should be fine.

will cost ya $100,000. just kidding

did they tell u why ur application was denied?

the #'s in red is the visa number yes, it is the alien #. dont think u have one already, if u dont, just write none.

u re not a british citizen. the law changed i think in 1983. it means that being born in the UK does not automatically make u a British citizen unless one of ur parent is a UK citizen or Permanent resident or u contiunously live in the UK for 10 years. Which means that if u had lived in the UK...

Its taking about 2wks to hear from the embassy

sure, wat is it?

U can also apply for Advance Parole and Work Authorization with the I-485 if you wanted and u dont have to pay nothing for it.

This is the information i used in getting my documents ready. It should be very helpful. i copied it from a thread on DV 2008 Second, for the AOS package I did not include the paystubs, I only took them to the interview. Here is a copy of the letter I sent listing all the documents I sent...

save ur money. U can get all the info u need on this forum. U only need am attorney if you think u have violated the terms of ur visa and trust me, the attorney will take ur money and do absolutely nothing for ya

wat would a family afford with $24K a yr? nothin

am single, made over $85,000 last yr and i didn't have much to show for it. go figure.

It was chicago consulate and it was in d middle of the summer(june) holidays which was a very busy time for most european embassies.

Congratulations

Money order is money order. It just has to be issued by a US institution and if u did purchase it here in the states, then u should be fine

Well, when u applied in October, it was during the winter and most european embassies are very slow during the winter months. Its almost summer and this is when they have a large influx of visa applications. I didnt apply at the LA consulate but when i applied at the Consulate in Chicagoin...