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Wow. Thanks for sharing. The same thing happened to my wife, she lived away from her family for 6 and a half years. Her mom was the only one who was able to visit once in that time when we had our son, otherwise she had not seen her dad or brothers for all that time also. Does your wife feel...

In the pursuit of a green card or citizenship... how long have you stayed away from your family? In 2010, I was away from my wife and children for about 8 months, when I got my citizenship. Now I'm at it again, applying a green card for my wife. I have passed my previous record, and am...

Thank you for your response. I don't know why I expected it to be faster. Maybe I was just hoping. 3 months from now would be one year since I was with my family. :(

Hello again, After many months, and what feels like an eternity, there is now some sort of progress from NVC. Briefly... so I sent in my I-130. Got that part done. Then sent in my I-864 and I-864A. After some back and forth (there was some documentation missing), and 30 days waits in between...

Thanks again and again. You just made my decision a hell of a lot easier. :)

Thanks again J. Looks like I need to look further into this then I originally thought. I was under the impression that I just apply I-130 and I'm done. :p I found out today also about I-129F and K3 visa, which I'm also trying to understand if it applies to my situation. Thanks for you advice.

First of all, THANK YOU. I was going in a totally different direction here with the I-134.:confused: So I-864 is required. Just to clarify, yes, my wife is not in the U.S. and I am in the U.S. currently applying for her. I think that's what you means by pursuing the case at a consulate? I am...

Hello Everyone, I have a question and am in need of your help. I am a U.S. Citizen. I sent in an I-130 application for my wife last month. I haven't received a response yet, but would like to prepare myself with an affidavit of support (I-134). Since I have been out of the country for...

I have a question. If someone came into U.S. in 2001 and overstayed until 2007 and then departed back to his home country. I realize there is a 10 year ban before another application can be done. My question - is the 10 years starting from when his overstay began? That is in 2002... Or is it...

So did you try it?.. what happened? Folks, you should update these posts, so people who have the same questions can find out later, without re-posting the same questions.

I found out myself. I had a biometrics (FP) appointment at San Marcos for June 28th, 2010. I decided to walk in on June 10th, the place was empty, I didn't have to explain myself, they just did it, no problem. :D

I have the same question. Anyone?...

Thanks. Just what I wanted to know. :)

I'm a green card holder, about to apply for citizenship 90 days in advance of actual date (5 years from getting GC). My question is, if its a simple, no problem case, do I need a lawyer to make an application and go for interview? Does a lawyer make my chances better? Or is it just an...