SusieQQQ
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Ok. so the fee payers would have no priority if it does get certified as a class action? Or did I misunderstand something?It was a one-time payment up front. They're also applying to certify it as a class action.
Ok. so the fee payers would have no priority if it does get certified as a class action? Or did I misunderstand something?It was a one-time payment up front. They're also applying to certify it as a class action.
Ok. so the fee payers would have no priority if it does get certified as a class action? Or did I misunderstand something?
Would it be completely inappropriate to tell you that I love you for sharing this news? Because I really do love you for sharing this news right now.The EU ban may not even be something Biden’s administration has to worry about or deal with if the current administration proceeds as indicated in this Reuters’ article:
Exclusive: White House considers lifting European travel restrictions
Ok. so the fee payers would have no priority if it does get certified as a class action? Or did I misunderstand something?
As far as I know, they will try to have it certified as a class action and I haven't heard anything about any payments. I believe they filed something already a couple of weeks ago and today they were waiting on another documents to be submitted (I missed those first three minutes of the call).Ok. so the fee payers would have no priority if it does get certified as a class action? Or did I misunderstand something?
The schengen ban is just a ban on being in the countries for 14 days before entering the US. It’s already been overturned in court as a basis on which to deny issuing a visa. So all you need to do is spend 2 weeks somewhere else before you travel to the US, as plenty of people on other visas /VWP have been doing since the ban came in. Seems Turkey, Serbia and Cancun have been seeing a leap in tourism as a result.How do you mean the Schengen ban is somewhat easier to get around? (To get the visa issued I mean)
Oh yea, that I get but it also seems to be an issue to get the visas issued in these countries. That's part of the lawsuit I think.The schengen ban is just a ban on being in the countries for 14 days before entering the US. It’s already been overturned in court as a basis on which to deny issuing a visa. So all you need to do is spend 2 weeks somewhere else before you travel to the US, as plenty of people on other visas /VWP have been doing since the ban came in. Seems Turkey, Serbia and Cancun have been seeing a leap in tourism as a result.
Hello I am DV2021 winner, my CN is AF2xxxx. I have submitted my DS260 since June 2020 but I still have not received an email from kCC and in the forums I see people talking about sending documents I am completely lost. This is what documents should be sent and is it normal that I have not received an email yet if this is normal, at what point then could I receive an email from kcc and the interviews on them already started?
That part got dealt with before, hence my comment about already overturned in court.Oh yea, that I get but it also seems to be an issue to get the visas issued in these countries. That's part of the lawsuit I think.
For the first question, yes.Hi
In the DS 260 for permenant address in USA, can two different families mentioned the same person and address? As this person is relative for both families?
Also do both families need to submit I134 Form? Or no need as both families won the Dv Kotter?
Thanks a lot
Thanks a lot for your reolyFor the first question, yes.
Your second question is confusing. Maybe two relatives won the lottery, but why would one affect whether the other needs to submit a I134? each application is judged on its own merits.
You mean that 2 familes can mention the same sponsor ?Thanks a lot for your reoly
I mean in the second question if both families need to submit I134 Form, can they mentioned the same person who they mentioned in the permenant address?
Yes, but that person will need to give each family a separate i134, and will need to have enough income to cover all 3 families (their own plus the two immigrating families) according to uscis guidelines.Thanks a lot for your reoly
I mean in the second question if both families need to submit I134 Form, can they mentioned the same person who they mentioned in the permenant address?
Thank you very much for your replyYes, but that person will need to give each family a separate i134, and will need to have enough income to cover all 3 families (their own plus the two immigrating families) according to uscis guidelines.
It doesn’t have to be the same person. Anyone who is a USC or LPR and is earning sufficient income can sponsor you.Thank you very much for your reply
The person in I-134 Form suppose to be the same person we mentioned in the DS 260 Form to receive the green cards or no problem to be another person to fill the I-134?
Also can we bring more than one I-134 Form for other persons in USA?
I mean if I mentioned a person X and his address in USA in the DS 260 Form to receive the green card, it is not necessary to be the same person to fill I-134 Form? Right?It doesn’t have to be the same person. Anyone who is a USC or LPR and is earning sufficient income can sponsor you.
If I understand your second question correctly, no, you can’t combine sponsors, you need to have one person who can sign an i134 for your family.