I have a trafficking cocain charge 58 grams will it stop me from filing for my wife in Jamaica? And can my daughter file for her
I'm going to assume that you mean 'conviction' and not 'charge'. No, it shouldn't be a problem.
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I'm going to assume that you mean 'conviction' and not 'charge'. No, it shouldn't be a problem.
What is your goal? Are you thinking/hoping to get the US Department of State to "hurry up"?
Good question. You can do it either way. Sometimes it is more 'clean' to re-print everything ... but it isn'a requirement.
More information is needed. She may need to go to the Embassy of El Salvador in the US to get a passport for travel.
What did your attorney tell you when you asked him/her about this?
Talk to an attorney ... if she filed for the B-2 visa AFTER you filed the I-130 ... it could make a difference if she didn't inform the Visa...
Always tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Consult with an attorney ... the K-1 is not a simple process.
It doesn't matter when they cash the check. If the fee you paid was correct when they received it ... you will be fine.
If you were finger printed ... it will probably show up. BUT, it shouldn't have a negative impact on a K-1 petition.
The DOS doesn't approve I-130 forms ... US CIS does that. Now would be a good time to invest in a consultation with an attorney.
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