biggish data

I tried to make them change my birthday in the report, it sates I was born January /1 /1900, so I am 108 years old!!!!! as of September last year, they are not making any changes, they suggested I go to Fiscalia, and to open and investigation,(at least 2 years) so they can find out what was wrong!!!!, now I did talked to consulate in Bogota, and they suggested a solution, which is feasible, so call them on Wednesday, you have plenty of time.

gigisan

Male

Colombia

2009-01-18 18:46:00

QUOTE (DeathNova @ Jan 18 2009, 04:27 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

We don't have the ticket, we have:

- The American Express Travel printout
- The visa which was only valid 6 days
- The exit stamp
- The fact that shes now standing there in Bogota vice sitting in Aruba as DAS suggests.

You think DAS won't change it if presented with the error?

gigisan

Male

Colombia

2009-01-18 18:38:00

You could use the actual trip ticket to prove it, you can get it , if the trip was in the last 3 years, from the airline. going to DAS is useless.

gigisan

Male

Colombia

2009-01-18 15:13:00

QUOTE (DeathNova @ Jan 18 2009, 03:07 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

QUOTE (gigisan @ Jan 18 2009, 11:25 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Actually the certificado de policia is a document that says that you do not have an current arrest order by the Juditiary system, however, that does not say that you have not been arrested or convicted of a crime, if you already served your time. So if there is anything in the past, make sure it has been cleared, and get copies of everything.
The migratory certificate, is a record of legal exits and entries from and to Colombia, however, make sure you look at the copy you have, there is an usual number of mistakes, that will get noise in the system, have it corrected ("any inconsistency must be resolved by the Colombian authorities"), in other words, be always prepared with proof, The CO's are from Missouri

Our's does not have her exit from Aruba for a 5 day vacation but clearly she did exit and has itinerary and passport stamps to back it up. Is this not sufficient?

gigisan

Male

Colombia

2009-01-18 15:09:00

gigisan

Male

Colombia

2009-01-18 14:25:00

QUOTE (Mononoke28 @ Dec 1 2008, 02:39 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

QUOTE (jpcanon @ Nov 30 2008, 02:54 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Thanks Charles- I'll see if anyone else weighs in on this! It seems like there are two things needed for the "DAS"- Police and Migratory certs? Seems like she can actually pick-up one of the two from an office in her home town (Pereira) and the other one only in Bogota? (but I think she can still do paperwork and pay for the Bogota pick-up one in Pereira and then just pick up in Bogota?) Not sure exactly how this works.... I guess one thing I am worried about, is her having to do some "stuff" without me, when she gets the packet 3 after NOA2 is received by me.... I want to be able to guide her how to go about doing things like the DAS thing, medical things, filling out the forms, etc.

Thanks,
Joe

Joe, the Certificado Judicial (Police Certificate) is needed for all visa applicants and will show your fiancé's record in Colombia. The Migratory Movement letter (Carta Migratoria) will show all her entries and exists from and to Colombia, even if the person has not traveled outside of Colombia he/she needs to get it so the embassy can verify the information. Both can be obtained from the DAS. The Certificado Judicial can be obtained in any DAS office in Colombia and I believe it's valid for 6 months, but double check that. The Carta Migratoria can now only be obtained in Bogotá, so if she wants she can get both before the visa interview.

Diana

gigisan

Male

Colombia

2009-01-18 14:12:00

QUOTE (Mononoke28 @ Oct 14 2008, 01:42 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

QUOTE (Harold08 @ Oct 14 2008, 12:27 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Hey guys,

So we just got the interview date - its November 6. The mail was actually faster this time than the update on the website. So i got a few questions with the paperwork that they require. If she has not been in any judicial trouble, do we need to show anything for the judicial and prison records part of the paperwork? we already got the certificado judicial. Another question is for the immigration records. My wife and her parents applied for a visa in 1999 and they were denied - she was only 10 at the time so do we need to show anything for the immigration records part of the paperwork? She does not have anything close to what they specify like documents for asylum, changed status or anything like that.

Furthermore, i am not going to be able to go to the interview with her because even though i am in Colombia right now, i have to travel back this Wednesday to go on some medical school interviews. So my question is: As far as the I134 affidavit of support goes, i only made about 2000 and 3000 the past two years because as i said i am a student. I will be using my sister as a co-sponsor so do i have to specify anything that she is a cosponsor or just fill out two I134s and provide the corresponding evidence? Finally, The I134 has to be original so i have to send it to her from the US because my sister is over there and i need to get the thing notarized over there, so do you guys know of a good service to send it so it does not take long because since her interview will be on the 6th of November i need to get there fill it out notarize and send it ASAP.

Her certificado judicial will show her record, so it should be empty without any notations since she hasn't been in any trouble, she still needs to get her Carta Migratoria from the DAS as well even if she hasn't left the country. As far as fo the immigration records, the US Embassy should have records of this and she needs to be honest about it.

Yes, the 2 notarized I-134s should be enough for the sponsoring part of the process. The only services I've used is Express Mail and it usually takes about a week to get to Colombia but wait for other members to see what they've used.

Diana

gigisan

Male

Colombia

2009-01-18 13:43:00

Papa asi se habla me gusta que sepas claramente que eres una Colonia, que vivan los leones de PONCE. Now to get a passport in Colombia takes 2 hours, in a consulate, depends, and you are right, Colombians need visa for almost everywhere(except Vietnam), so to have one is better specially if you are not going to live near a big city.

gigisan

Male

Colombia

2009-01-17 18:44:00

QUOTE (HAL 9000 @ Dec 17 2008, 10:52 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

QUOTE (kelvin_omar25 @ Dec 17 2008, 09:28 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Hello to all....

Ok, I have a question... My wife has her Colombian passport and it expires in 2010. She was telling me that she wants to go ahead and renew it, so that when she gets her visa it will be on her new passport. Also she says that if she does not renew it now.... it may be more dificult in 2010 since she will be here in USA. My question is.... Will she need her Colombian passport after she has her green card? Will she need this passport after she enters USA? Will she need this passport for traveling? I am very sorry for these maybe stupid questions... But I have no clue....

Another question... At what point, after she arrives to USA (Florida) can she travel for example to Puerto Rico (to meet my family)? Will she need to wait for her green card? How does this work?

I appreciate everyones help and time to answer these questions...

Have a great day...

I WANT TO WISH EVERYONE HERE A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR

THANKS,

Kelvin

I just want to make sure we will need her passport, because if not we will be spending aprox. 200,000 pesos in vane....

HAL 9000 says wuuuu-saaaa.

Yes, she'll need a Colombian passport to travel internationally until and if she files for Naturalization here once possible. As for renewing... she may have an easier time here at a Colombian Consulate since their workloads are lighter than going through the normal channels back in Colombia. The GC pretty much will allow her to qualify for most visas US Citizens can get but she'll still have to apply for visas most of the time. Without the typical denials normal Colombians would get.

Y papá... si quiere ir a nuestra Isla del Encanto no te preocupes mano. Como somos colonia gringa no hace falta pasaporte gringo ni GC. She can travel to PR at any time once arriving in the US although USCIS gate agents at SJU may ask where she's from and where she's going to upon boarding the return flight from PR. No worries- have her Colombian Passport with visa available if they ask for ID, and leave the I-94 she gets when entering the US the first time in there too just in case. She'll need it anyway to check in on the way to PR since you need Gov-issued ID to get past check-in and TSA.

Y Feliz Navidad también.

gigisan

Male

Colombia

2009-01-17 18:41:00

My dear Diana:
if you are accusing the notary system of corrupted you have to have evidence, it is still one of the reliable systems in Colombia, what is truth, is that you can go to a notary Public and swear that such and such child is yours, and then based on that you go to registraduria, and say that such statement is true, from there you have a certificate, which is legal, but the CO, interpreted that there is something to be looked at, since the papers are not coordinated. Now, the DNA test is extremely reliable, so if it comes back negative, the CO was right, if not, the CO was just doing his job.

gigisan

Male

Colombia

2009-01-17 18:24:00

QUOTE (Mononoke28 @ Jan 5 2009, 02:49 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

QUOTE (bquillera30 @ Jan 1 2009, 01:24 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

hello happy new year my name is erika im ususally at the spanish forums ,i to just had a bad experience with that guy that danny and brillit had i had my interview on 18 of december he demanded a dna testing of my daughter which is his but she was registered under my ex husband took her when she was born (long story) well also he requested a dna of his daughter for the fact that she was just registered ,my worried here is what if that result comes neg what will happen ,anybody knows ? i think they should replace that guy he told me he didnt think my 4 yr relationship which i showed pic and all 50 q he asked me a my fiancee was fake but for the reason that colombia is number 1 in frauds and that everyday theres 20 case of frauds he had to make sure and that im not in those 20 per day i swear i wanted to punch him .well anyway any advise on what to do ,the charging me 850 dollars to do the testing plus what ever fees bogota has to put on top , all help is appreciated happy new years guys

Hello Erika,

If the result for his daughter comes back negative then her visa will be denied and there is nothing you can do. A visa can only be granted to him and his biological children.

As for your comment to replace the CO, you can't take it out on him and instead put yourself in his shoes. If you're the CO and a couple comes to request a K1 visa for him and a daughter they recently registered as his, what would you think? Of course there would be doubt about it since in Colombia anybody can pay a few pesos to a Notary and have the birth certificate done with whatever info you want in it. I still don't understand why he requested a DNA for your daughter as well since she's already a US citizen, but as far as his daughter goes, I totally understand where he's coming from.

Diana

gigisan

Male

Colombia

2009-01-17 18:09:00

In the newer colombian passports, in the page where the picture is, on the upper right hand corner says: passport number, the problem is that in the space underneath, there is no number of passport(smart move in the contract), but a line bellow, there is number CCXXXXXXX, which is the cedula de ciudadania, so some smart people,(like the secretary of dr Roa, use that as a passport number, it is an obvious mistake, an as long as you are aware of it,(you change passports but never a cedula), it can be explain and corrected.

gigisan

Male

Colombia

2009-01-17 17:59:00

QUOTE (DeathNova @ Jan 16 2009, 07:16 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Okay, it seems we have a bit of a problem.

Miss DeathNova went to Banco de Credito to pay for the visa and they're trying to tell her that her passport document number (the one embossed on the cover) is her passport number and not the number that actually says "Passport Number" on her passport. Maybe i'm retarded but they're trying to make her fill out two new DS-156 (didn't know it was the banks job to do anything but take money and carry on) with the passport document number.

I told her to go ahead and do it just to get the receipts and then bring both to the embassy to ask for further instructions. I'm assuming i'm correct here or did I just mess up all of her forms by typing the "Passport Number" as the passport number?

In the grand scheme of things, if there is an error once shes at the embassy will they allow her to fill out a new form on the spot or will they send her home?

gigisan

Male

Colombia

2009-01-17 17:53:00

K-3 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures

QUOTE (DeathNova @ Jan 16 2009, 07:16 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

gigisan

Male

Colombia

2009-01-17 17:50:00

Colombia--Civil Wedding

Hi VJ,
I am a US citizen residing in Colombia (have lived/worked there for 3 1/ years) and my fiance and I plan to marry in a civil ceremony this spring.
I am at home in the US for Christmas and want to go back with documents I may need for the notary.
I know according to the Embassy's info (http://bogota.usemba...v/marriage.html) that I need an apostilled birth certificate and I also need the equivalent of a Colombian registro civil saying I am unmarried/have never been married.
Quoting from the embassy's site here:
No such document exists in many jurisdictions in the United States, however, and most U.S. citizens will therefore have to discuss with the notary what substitutes will be acceptable. Some notaries may allow you to present signed, notarized letters from friends or family, swearing that you are unmarried.

Has anyone done this? Can anyone give me any ideas on even what exactly the letter should say? I am planning on just having a letter from my father/parents---or 2 letters, one from my dad and one from my mom.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Happy holidays!!

Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2009-12-23 16:20:00

Great, thanks!!

Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2008-05-23 10:28:00

QUOTE (motu @ May 22 2008, 10:30 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I understand you don't want your mom and dad to be co-sponsors but what about your friends in USA? Why not ask them to be a co-sponsor - explain to them that the sponsorship entails supporting the intending immigrant but it 'may' never be needed or officially enforced because you would be taking care of her with your assets and the new job. Most friends might be willing to be a co-sponsor - and the only requirement is that they must be US citizens or Legal Permanent residents - and make enough money to support themselves plus one (I am assuming your fiance is by herself). Good Luck

Thanks...I have thought about asking a friend, though there is really only one I think I can ask, as now most of my friends are married with babies or young children and I don't know that they would be eager to take on other "dependents".
I am confused about what you mean about my fiance being "by himself" (I'm the woman in the scenario, btw...

). The way I have understood it, the sponsor would be responsible for 3 "dependents": themselves, me, and my fiance. That would figure out to an income of $22,000 to meet the 3 person 125% guideline. This is correct, right?
Thanks!!

Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2008-05-23 08:16:00

Yes, you're grasping at straws. Either option COULD work but far from a sure thing. As a practical matter, unless you're retired or flush with cash, living abroad during the visa process means you'll need a co-sponsor. Of course, you have few months before the I-134's need to be submitted.
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Thanks again for the advice. Guess I'll have to bite the bullet and do the co-sponsor. I'll look into having money in my US account or having my US job more when that time comes, but I will be living and working here in Colombia for the entire visa process, no two ways about it. So I guess I may have no other real option.

Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2008-05-22 10:22:00

Thanks so much for the quick reply!
Wow, obviously this is news to me and a new kink in the works. The most likely candidate for the sponsor would of course be good old Mom and Dad...but I am really hoping to avoid going that route. They have not been overly enthused, to say the least, about me living in Colombia at all and it will take a long time for me to work up the courage to even tell them about the engagement...then to have to ask about sponsoring? Ugh.

Would borrowing money to have in my US accounts do anything to help me avoid the sponsor?? I'm pretty sure no, but I just thought I would ask.

What about when I have a job with a high school in the States (which I should have by Spring)? Would a letter from that employer do anything to help me avoid the sponsor??
Just grasping at straws here...

Thanks for any advice.

Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2008-05-22 08:07:00

You won't qualify to sponsor because your income in Columbia won't continue from the same source once you return to the US. The solution is a qualified co-sponsor.
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Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2008-05-22 07:59:00

QUOTE (pushbrk @ May 21 2008, 10:32 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

QUOTE (Roxyroo @ May 21 2008, 08:01 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Hi All,
I am just beginning this whole K 1 process, but I am already worrying about how my income will be looked at when we get to that stage. I live and work in Bogotá, Colombia (where I met my fiance), and will continue to live and work here next year.

2 things concern me. When all of this gets underway, I will be:

1. For the most part, self-employed, teaching private English as a Second Language classes (have my Master's, that's what I do)

2. I will be earning Colombian pesos and depositing them into my Colombian bank account.

I am hoping to earn around $20,000US all told, but I am still wondering, am I screwed when it comes to the Affidavit of Support? If this money is from my self-employment, my private classes, and going into a foreign account, will it just be considered nothing in the eyes of the embassy?? I have read (on this site) that only a US bank account "counts" for anything. Is this true? I am hoping to avoid a sponsor by all means. I'll have about $8,000 in accounts in the States, but is that worth anything?

Any advice?

Thanks so much!

You won't qualify to sponsor because your income in Columbia won't continue from the same source once you return to the US. The solution is a qualified co-sponsor.

Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2008-05-22 07:56:00

Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2008-05-21 22:01:00

I-129F and G-325A Residence Question

Thanks a lot....Anyone else want to weigh in? We can use all the help we can get.....

Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2008-06-19 21:55:00

I-129F and G-325A Residence Question

Hi All,
I have lived in Colombia (in 2 different cities) for the past 2 years, but lived in each apartment for about 10 months before going home to visit my parents for about a month in the summer. I will be living here for the next year also as we do the visa process. I have not "resided" at my parents' home in the past 5 years. But it is the address I use to have mail sent and such. However, I want any correspondence from the USCIS sent to my address in Bogotá, not my parents´address.

How do I reconcile all this on the forms? Does my parents' address need show up somewhere, as proof of "domicile" in the US? If so, where and how?

Also, on the I-129F form, Question 14: Address in the US where your fiancé intends to live? What do I put? We are living in Colombia until the end of this process and then moving to New York City together and finding an apartment together. Said apartment does not yet exist. Do I attach something explaining this? I'm certainly not putting my parents' address...

Any help is appreciated...

Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2008-06-19 14:30:00

k1 visa interview questions

QUOTE (rlynvince @ Jun 29 2008, 10:23 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Hi All,

What usually are the questions for k1 visa interview??? Thank u !!!

Here is a link for sample questions on the VJ site...
http://www.visajourn...age=exampleq#k1

I am constantly surprised with how many resources there are on VJ....you should check out all the links because you can often find an answer quicker than on the forums.
Good luck!

Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2008-06-29 10:54:00

Done and done.
THANK YOU SO MUCH, KATHRYN41!!!

Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2008-06-29 18:14:00

[quote name='Kathryn41' date='Jun 29 2008, 05:15 PM' post='1973362']
As a US citizen, yes, you can do a K-1. You will need to have a US address so if your sister's works, that is fine. Since your presence working in Columbia is temporary, you can consider your sister's address as your permanent US address until you have one for yourself, but your temporary address is in Columbia. Without US sourced income you will probably need a co-sponsor for the Affidavit of Support. You can explain about your situation in a cover letter if you feel it needs clarification. You are not crazy for pursuing this, although if you will be in Columbia for another year teaching why not look at what is involved in getting married and sponsoring your wife for a K-3? it seems to me that both options are worthy of consideration.

(Sorry, for any confusion - from your first post it sounded like you were living permanently in Columbia).

No, good Lord, I am the one who is confused. Thanks for the reassurances about going the K-1 route. I just got really freaked out that I had possibly done all the wrong work!
I guess as for a permanent US address, I consider that to be my parents', as that is where I have mail sent and what I use for my US bank accounts, etc. But.....my parents have never warmed up to the idea of me living in Colombia at all, so it will definitely take some gentle talking and a lot of waiting for them to warm up to me being engaged to a Colombian!

I am not saying they would sabotage this by not forwarding on correspondence from the USCIS, but I know I can rely on my sister and it won't be a whole big emotional thing.
We looked into all 3 options (K1, K3, DCF) and he and I are really most comfortable with K1 and it seems to work best with our timeline. We want to get married in the US. Also, I am pretty certain I have a close, reliable friend lined up as his co-sponsor.
So, if that is all settled, and I can really send this packet, my last question is:

How do I go about using my sister's address? Would that be the address I would need to write on all my correspondence (cover letter, letter of intent, etc) to make clear that that is where I want all correspondence sent (and then she'll forward everything to me)? Right now I have my Bogota address, so maybe that is not the best idea. Someone here told me they put their work address, so I guess it doesn't have to be a residence? Maybe I'll put her address as the answer to #14, fiance's intended residence. We might end up staying with her when we come back anyway.
Do I need to attach a letter explaining that?

I'm sorry to ramble...This whole process makes me feel like I am losing my mind. And we haven't even started it yet!!

Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2008-06-29 17:35:00

QUOTE (Kathryn41 @ Jun 29 2008, 03:02 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Yes, you will need to have someone forward the mail to you. The K-1 is for US citizens who are resident in the US to file for a fiance to come and marry them. That is why they request a US address - you are living in the US and requesting permission for a foreign national to come and join you in the US. If you are not in the US, then there is no reason to petition to have someone join you in the US.

If you are resident outside of the US, then you don't have the option to have a fiance 'join you' as you are not in the US, but you do have the option to get married to that individual outside of the US and file DCF for your spouse. This requires you to have legal residency of some sort in the foreign country. If you have legal status while you are in Columbia, you might want to check out this option.

Most individuals do not have the option to spend time living with or near their fiance/es in the foreign country as they have to work to satisfy the affidavit of support requirements for when their foreign partners join them in the US. Separation, unfortunately, is a part of most long distance relationships, and no USCIS really doesn't care if they are making it difficult for you or not.

Ok....now I am totally, totally confused. I have been planning for months to file K-1 and just about have the whole package ready.

As far as I understand it, I can do the K1 petition legally. I live and work in Colombia but I do NOT have residency here. I have been here for 2 academic years (I teach high school) but I go home every Christmas and summer. As I further understand the requirements, I know that unless you reside in a country for more than 6 months without setting foot in the US, you cannot be considered a legal resident of that country and are still considered a resident of the US.
Furthermore, I am almost positive DCF is not an option in Colombia.
I will be back teaching school in New York Fall of 2009 and will leave Colombia for the US late Spring-Summer 2009. So, I am indeed petitioning to have my fiance "join" me in the US.

Because I was already here, and we were beginning this process, I decided to stay on (aside from going back to the US for about 6 weeks this summer, when I will send the I-129F) and so will also be having a sponsor, as I already understand that because I am not working in the US, I cannot satisfy the affidavit of support.

So, please, someone tell me if I am crazy and after having done all this work and research am doing totally the wrong thing, and should really be finding out if I can do DCF or a K-3...?

If I am not crazy and not going about this all wrong, the concern over having things sent to me from the USCIS will remain my main concern.
Which now is......
How do I do that? Can I have things sent to my sisters address and she can forward them on to me? (My parents' address is not an option as they still haven't even adjusted to me being in Colombia, let alone starting this whole process with a Colombian...sigh.)

What exactly would I need to attach in my I-129F packet to make this mailing situation clear?? Does anyone know if this will be looked at weird in anyway, or it's obvious that this is my option because I am not legally a resident of Colombia?

Thank you all so much for any help or advice.

Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2008-06-29 16:23:00

QUOTE (reeses16 @ Jun 29 2008, 01:40 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

USCIS will only mail NOA1 & 2s to a US address. I would recommend having someone in the US pick up your mail or the address of a friend or family member when you file so they receive it directly. I'm not sure if USCIS mail can be forwarded; I think other VJers have said that it is not.

What?! Seriously?!
Geez, they sure make this difficult for people who want to live near their fiance during the process.

There is no way around this??

How do I make it clear the address I want things sent to in my I129F packet? Will I then have to have my friend/family member in the US send (DSL) everything on to me??

sheesh...

Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2008-06-29 13:49:00

Hi all,
Ok, probably a silly worry, but I will be here in Bogotá during this whole process and will put the I129F in the mail in a couple weeks. So I want any and all contact from the USCIS to be sent to my apartment in Bogotá. But I guess I'm a little doubtful about the guarantees of that happening.

Do I have to request all contact by email? Should I do that? Or is that a given?
Where would I write my email address, just in my contact info that will appear on every letter/attachment in the package?

Thanks (again)

Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2008-06-29 13:19:00

Fiance's Financial Situation? (Debt)

We just got our NOA2 and so now are gearing up for the whole new set of worries. No, we are happy, but still:
One question I have is that my fiance has some debt. It is not a lot, below $3000 US I believe, some credit cards/motorcycle lease, that sort of thing, which he has planned to have paid off by the end of June, when we would hopefully be going to the States.
I know that we have to have a co-sponsor, since I live and work here in Colombia, so have no US income to report.
However, I am guessing we will have our interview before the end of May. Are his finances ever looked at? How so? Will we need the Affidavit of Support at the interview?

Thanks...

Roxyroo

Female

Colombia

2009-01-15 07:04:00

Gracias Diana.

Eso fue lo que yo lei pero mi papa esta convencido que se puede. Voy a enviarlr a mi papa el link

Para que un colombiano pueda visitar Canadá necesita visa de ese país así tenga la visa de turista de USA. Sería diferente si fuera residente permanente porque sólo sería mostrar la green card.

Aquí puede ver más información: http://www.cic.gc.ca...visit/visas.asp

Diana

Osita

Female

Colombia

2012-06-15 14:12:00

Buenas tardes,

Les quiero hacer una pregunta, mis papas van a venir a principios de Agosto y a mi papa alquien le conto que el puede viajar a Canada por tierra con la visa americana. Nosotros vivimos en Dakota del Norte y yo le dije que no creia que fuera posible porque como Colombiano se necesita la visa para ir al Canada. Alguien sabe si esto es posible?

Gracias,

Osita

Female

Colombia

2012-06-15 13:58:00

Maribel,

Felicitaciones por el proximo nacimiento de su bebita.

Le cuento que mis papas y mi hermana tuvieron la entrevista para la visa de turismo hoy y les aprobaron las visas. Por lo que me cuentan todo fue muy rapido, fueron preguntas muy basicas como el nombre de todos los miembros que estaban aplicando para la visa, en que trabajan, que edad tenian ellos, cual es el motivo del viaje a los Estados Unidos, quien vive en los Estados Unidos, cual es el parentezco con la persona en los Estados Unidos, hace cuanto vive el familiar en los Estados Unidos, cuando fue la ultima vez que viajamos nosotros a Colombia y listo. Les aprobaron la visa y deben reclamarla en 10 dias en las oficinas de DHL.

Los papeles fueron la carta laboral de mi mama, los papeles de mi papa fueron documentos de la pension, documentos de la casa, papeles del carro pero NUNCA les pidieron ningun papel.

Espero que esta informacion le sea de ayuda.

Hola buenos Dias a todos, que bueno ver Tantas Buenas noticias aqui. Y otras no tan Buenas como el fallecimiento del papa de Carolina. Mis sentidass condolencias Caro.

Bueno Esta vez les escribo a ustedes porque me gustaria saber sobre personas que estan haciendo remocion de condiciones. Yo Estoy haciendo el proceso y tuve Los biometrics en September 29 del 2011 pero a esta fecha sigo Esperando por la nueva green card. Tengo mi carta de extension la cual me aceptaron en el Trabajo y con la cual he viajado a Colombia sin ningun problema, pero me pregunto cuanto tiempo tarda este proceso?

Por otra parte muy emocionada porque a mediados de este mes nacera mi Bebita. Y porque Mis padres tienen entrevista para visa de Turismo el 6 de Julio en Bogota. Y a pesar de que en la red hay muchisima informacion sobre preguntas y recommendaciones yo les pregunto a Los expertos y a las personas que tienen experiencia con visas de turistas de sus padres. Que informacion o documentos consideran relevantes al momento de la entrevistaaa?

A todos de antemano Le agradezco la informacion con respecto a mis preguntas y deseo muchas bendiciones para todos.

Maribel

Osita

Female

Colombia

2012-06-05 16:31:00

Buenos dias a todos,

Queria preguntarles a las personas que han tramitado la visa de turismo para sus familiares como ha sido la experiencia en la embajada y que preguntas les hicieron. Mis papas tienen su cita en dos semanas y queremos que vayan preparados.

De antemano muchas gracias,

Silvia

Osita

Female

Colombia

2012-05-27 12:22:00

Por lo visto Sarita88 solo esta tratando de crear controversia y cuando una persona como Mononoke, que ha colaborado con todas las dudas de inmigracion, consejos generales y demas le responde Usted es la que se ve aludida porque no veo nada vulgar o de baja clase en el post.

El que uno conozca al esposa/esposo por internet no significa que el matrimonio vaya a terminar en divorcio. A la final, la pareja debe tener una buena comunicacion, tolerancia y respeto mutuo. Uno nunca termina de conocer a otra persona porque una cosa es cuando uno de esta novio (ya sea comunicandose por internet o compartiendo en el mismo entorno) y otra muy diferente la convivencia en el dia a dia.

A la final si una persona decide venir a los Estados Unidos "con afanmigratorio a cualquier precio y decide casarse con un gordo horrible de 70 anios, para hacerse ciudadanos como sea" como Usted lo menciona NO es su problema.

Hay muchas parejas en el foro que hasta el momento tienen un matrimonio feliz, han crecido como personas y estan formando hogares estables. Si desafortunadamente se da la situacion donde deben divorciarse pues esa es la realidad y hay que seguir adelante.

Osita

Female

Colombia

2012-05-07 14:28:00

Paola,

Que buenas noticias.

Mis papas tambien estan realizando los tramites para la visa y tengo una pregunta al respecto, mi hermana menor se caso el año pasado, ella y el esposo tambien quieren pedir la visa; lo que queremos saber es si es posible pedir una cita para el grupo familiar incluida mi hermana y su esposo?

Saludos,

Silvia

Tengo excelentes noticias que compartir. Le acaban de dar aprobar la visa de turistas a mi papá y mamá.

Les preguntaron algunas cosas como:

- Qué hacen?
- Cuánto ganan?
- A quién visitarían?
- Qué hace su hija allá? y qué hace el esposo?
- Cómo se conocieron ellos?

Mi papá me dice que los entrevistó una señora quien fue muy amable. Luego les dijo que la visa estaba aprobada y que les llegaría en 10 días. No pidieron ver ninguno de los documentos que llevaron, ni siquiera las escrituras de la casa, cartas de empleador de mi mamá, nada! sólo el formulario de aplicación .

Saludos,

Paola.

Osita

Female

Colombia

2012-04-02 11:11:00

I think our case lost in the mail! help

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Sharif,

Cheers hun and good to see ur name again but not under these circumstances - I thought u were done whats going on when did they send between embassies and just keep calling until you get someone that is somewhat more understanding.

I acutally tracked our application from NVC to the embassy but it looks like you switched embassies ????

Sigh tired i guess but let me know whats going on mate

Cheers

Hello my friend. Can you please exactly tell me how to track my DHL delivery from National Visa Center to the Ukraine Embassy. When I used the method described to me it does not work. Thank you

Do you know when your case was sent to the Ukraine Embassy? Usually if you call, the NVC will give a date and then you can start tracking the package.

The NVC sent on 9/25 diplomatic papers to the Ukraine Embassy in Kiev and they were received on 9/29 (AWB 9459506814)

Is your case in this package? If you need help tracking your case just let me know.

Edited by Osita, 02 October 2008 - 07:48 AM.

Osita

Female

Colombia

2008-10-02 07:45:00

Hello,

I received the Employment Authorization Card last week. I would like to know if I just have to go to the Social Security Office now and apply for the SSN.

Osita

Female

Colombia

2008-08-12 07:00:00