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Change of Name Process for I-130

Hello All,

I am currently filing out the I-130 form for myself and my Colombian wife. We were married at a notary here in Colombia on September 21, 2007. The marriage documents were filled out and signed by my Colombian wife using her maiden name and supporting documents with her maiden name. Does the fact that we are officially married allow me to put my last name instead of hers on the I-130 where it asks for her last name? Or do I need to change her last name (to my last name) by a court order or some other measure before I am allowed to assign her my last name on the I-130 form?

Any help highly appreciated,

Jaco

jacoman

Male

Colombia

2007-12-01 10:15:00

Filing I-129 do I state Im single even though Im married?

Hello All,

My Colombian wife and I were married here in Colombia 3 months ago.

I am currently completing the I-129 as part of the K3 process (I-130 already submitted).

Since the I-129 (K1 visa) is for single couples intending to get married I have a question.

In line 6 (marital staus), do I state I'm single as well as for my wife even though we are married to each other? How about the accompanying G-325a. Do we state we are single or married? This is confusing!

Any help appreciated,
Jaco

jacoman

Male

Colombia

2007-12-03 21:23:00

Maiden Last Name or Married Last Name

QUOTE (fwaguy @ Dec 4 2007, 10:32 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

QUOTE (jacoman @ Dec 3 2007, 06:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Assuming it is official in Columbia, what makes you believe that the marriage is not yet official in the US?

OK, I raise my hand in admitting I posted twice. I have decided to use my wife's maiden name on all documents to avoid any hassles. Thank you all for kind advice.

jacoman

Male

Colombia

2007-12-04 10:46:00

Maiden Last Name or Married Last Name

I am currently in the process of filing the I-130 for my Colombian wife. We were married here in Colombia a few months ago. I am using my last name instead of hers on the I-130 form. Does the fact that we are married (here in Colombia, not yet official in the US) give me thr right to use her last name on the form I-130?

Also in filling out the G-325a Biographical Information should I use her maiden name only, since the G-325a will be used in the future for the form I-129 (which assumes we aren't married yet?

All help appreciated

jacoman

Male

Colombia

2007-12-03 19:41:00

Has your fiancé(e) met and seen you within the two-year period...

QUOTE (ColombianoGringo @ Dec 4 2007, 06:45 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

As usual, our man Pushbrk is correct. I didn't mean to imply that you could file for K-3 using DCF. The DCF route results in a CR1/IR1 visa. This is a better visa anyway.

Thanks Pushbrk and ColombiaGringo,

I will keep everyone informed of my case and what they tell me

Edited by jacoman, 05 December 2007 - 09:12 AM.

jacoman

Male

Colombia

2007-12-05 09:11:00

Has your fiancé(e) met and seen you within the two-year period...

QUOTE (ColombianoGringo @ Dec 4 2007, 11:55 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

jacoman,

How long have you been living in Colombia? If you are a resident there, you may be able to pursue the DCF (Direct Consular Filing) route. You may want to inquire about this as it is supposedly a lot faster. There is a DCF forum on VJ which may be of use to you.

ColombiaGringo,

Thanks alot for the advice. I just got off the phone with the Embassy in Bogota and a woman told me that if I can prove that I have lived here in Colombia for over a year (which I have) that I can process my wife's K3 visa in Bogota instead of sending it through the (slow boat to China) slow US process. Since I will need to schedule an appointment to naturalize our son (foreign-born citizen) at the Embassy in Bogota I am hoping that I can also submit the paperwork for the K3 before we go to Bogota. I need to call back tomorrow to get more details. Keeping my fingers crossed that we can do everything here in Colombia. Would save alot of time and hassles.

Thanks for the potentially great advice,
Jaco

pushbrk, yes, I am reading about the I-129. thanks for your help and patience.

jacoman

Male

Colombia

2007-12-04 15:30:00

Has your fiancé(e) met and seen you within the two-year period...

QUOTE (fwaguy @ Dec 4 2007, 11:16 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

QUOTE (jacoman @ Dec 4 2007, 10:14 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

QUOTE (fwaguy @ Dec 4 2007, 11:10 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I-129F is a dual purpose form.... Q18 is for the K-1... for K-3 the answer is N/A because you are petitioning for your spouse not your fiance(e)

Thanks fwaguy. Are you from Minnesota?

da.... for all but 3 or so yrs of my life...

I graduated from the U of M in civil engineering. Lived there for more than 10 years. However, since I had to leave to find my beautiful latin wife. I miss hockey big time. You married a Russian lady?

jacoman

Male

Colombia

2007-12-04 11:31:00

Has your fiancé(e) met and seen you within the two-year period...

QUOTE (fwaguy @ Dec 4 2007, 11:10 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I-129F is a dual purpose form.... Q18 is for the K-1... for K-3 the answer is N/A because you are petitioning for your spouse not your fiance(e)

Thanks fwaguy. Are you from Minnesota?

jacoman

Male

Colombia

2007-12-04 11:14:00

Has your fiancé(e) met and seen you within the two-year period...

Ok,

I have this question on the I-129:

18. Has your fiancé(e) met and seen you within the two-year period immediately receding the filing of this petition?

My answer is YES! We were married in September and are still living together in Colombia this moment as I fill out this form.

Do I need to attach a statement of how we met? Or is it standard to just fill in the box below the question with:

"My wife and I were introduced by a mutual friend here in Popayan, Colombia in June 2006".

Any ideas if I should elaborate more or attach an official statement at the end of the I-129?

Thanks,
Jaco

jacoman

Male

Colombia

2007-12-04 11:08:00

Picking–Up Passport and Visa

Hey Guys

Hopefully my wife will soon receive her appoitment date in March.

Found the following at the US Embassy Web Site in Bogota:

Resident Visa Delivery Beginning August 1st

Versión en español

As of August 1, 2005, the Immigrant Visa Unit will no longer be using the DOMESA courier service for visa delivery.

Once a visa is approved, the beneficiary must return to the Consular Section, on the next business day at 4:00PM to pick up the visa personally. The benefiary may assign a representative to pick up the visa with a notarized letter of authorization.

Bogota, D.C.
July 12, 2005

Regards to all,

Winston

winstonej45

Not Telling

Colombia

2006-02-26 16:28:00

Translate an Italian document

THANK YOU so much everyone for all your help

QUOTE (sevs @ Jan 18 2009, 02:02 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Can anyone translate this document for me...mainly the part about the cost and documents needed. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

"Dall’estero:

Per il rilascio del certificato del casellario (generale – civile – penale) tutti, italiani e stranieri, si possono rivolgere ad una qualsiasi Procura oppure inviare la domanda alla Procura della Repubblica presso il Tribunale di Roma – Uff. locale del casellario – Piazzale Clodio – 00100 Roma.

L’Ufficio suddetto ha inoltre la possibilità di rispondere in lingua inglese.

Tel. 06 38701 – 06 38704012 – 06 38704009 - Fax 06 39736198 – 06 39736135 - e-mail: procura.roma@giustizia.it

Delega:

Se l'interessato non si reca personalmente a presentare la richiesta dei certificati e incarica un’altra persona, la richiesta di ognuno dei certificati deve essere sottoscritta personalmente dall'interessato, che, con apposita delega, può incaricare un'altra persona alla relativa presentazione; in questo caso, il delegato dovrà presentare fotocopia di un documento valido di identità del richiedente e un suo personale documento valido d'identità.

Richiesta tramite posta:

E’ possibile richiedere per posta il certificato ad una qualunque Procura.

Le modalità di richiesta alla Procura di Roma (maggiormente attrezzata a questo servizio) sono le seguenti:

All’istanza con cui si richiede il certificato deve essere unito l’importo richiesto

Gli importi richiesti potranno pervenire con assegno circolare (tratto da una banca che abbia una sede corrispondente in Italia) intestato al Casellario Giudiziale – Procura della Repubblica di Roma (per i residenti all’estero),oppure con vaglia postale recante l’intestazione suindicata, oppure in contanti (quest’ultima forma di pagamento è sconsigliata per il rischio di furti); si deve allegare la busta compilata con l’indirizzo di destinazione e il corrispondente dell’affrancatura allegando l’importo sufficiente per la spedizione, ovvero dei coupons response international. L’eventuale residuo sarà restituito in francobolli.

Costi:

Certificato penale: 1 marca per diritto di certificato da euro 3,10 (oppure da euro 6,20 se si ha urgenza e si vuole ottenere il certificato nella stessa mattinata in cui lo si chiede)

Le indichiamo qui di seguito, i recapiti dell’Ufficio in questione:

Procura della Repubblica presso il Tribunale di ROMA – Ufficio del Casellario

Via Mario Amato13/15 - Tel. 06/38704012

Servizio informazioni all’utenza - Tel. 06/38703511

(Orario al pubblico: dal lunedì al venerdì: 8,30 -12,30; lunedì e giovedì: 14,45 – 16,45)

Inoltre, sul sito www.giustizia.it/servizi_cittadino/c1-5.htm troverà pubblicate una scheda informativa e il modulo di domanda.

Nel ringraziarla per averci contattato, la salutiamo cordialmente
Call Center Giustizia
"

sevs

Male

Japan

2009-01-19 11:18:00

Translate an Italian document

sevs

Male

Japan

2009-01-18 14:02:00

Italian police records HELP 2

I am trying to reach...

Procura della Repubblica presso il Tribunale di ROMA – Ufficio del Casellario

Via Mario Amato13/15 - Tel. 06/38704012

Servizio informazioni all’utenza - Tel. 06/38703511

to find out the progress of the request for police records that I sent weeks ago....I have tried both numbers and either they hang up on me, or no English speakers ( which I can understand being another country, I try my best Italian but its horrible) All we need is the police records form so we can get our interview. This is such a minor thing and it's holding us up very much. Anyone with any information or experience in dealing with this office/ english help line...ANYTHING would be much appreciated.

I am an American and my Fiancee in Japanese...she lived in Italy for less than one year for school.

sevs

Male

Japan

2009-02-05 10:35:00

Well, the first time I sent a money order, after talking with the Canellierre in Rome I was told to send cash....I have been told 3 different prices thus far and given 2 different address has to where to send it (the paper work). After paying $20 to speak to the American embassy to complain about the confusing instructions and lack of information I was basically told nothing new and offered no help. I am left still trying to resolve this, I plan to call on monday as today is the weekend and everything is closed overseas.

QUOTE (thebats @ Feb 17 2009, 03:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

QUOTE (sevs @ Feb 17 2009, 11:01 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Thanks, I just got off the phone with them after checking my return receipt that my request did arrive...they told me they dont have it and to send it again. I am not happy. They even told me "its not the first time something is lost" we have wasted so much time with this I am at my wits end.

but i thank you for your advice

Hi. I am in a similar situation. I am trying to acquire police certificates for my parents and I do not know how to send money for the payment. How did you send them the payment (is it money order, or check, or cash, etc)? And how much?

Thanks.

sevs

Male

Japan

2009-02-21 13:02:00

sevs

Male

Japan

2009-02-17 11:01:00

QUOTE (Jenn! @ Jan 14 2009, 10:06 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I remember sending the request to that address in Piazzale Clodio the first time, and I never heard anything.

We ended up using this form: http://www.comune.ro...giudiziario.pdf

(for the comune of Roma, even though my husband lived in Genova, which I'm not sure was correct, but he was never even asked for the certificate at his interview)

I can't remember how much it cost (20 euros?)

Check out this site: http://www.giustizia...irequirenti.htm

It has links to all the offices in various regions - some have the request forms on their sites, others you will have to call. I'd go directly to the site of the province where your fiancee lived and look for "certificati" or "Casellario Giudiziale".

The case might be that as a foreigner, you can only go through the Rome office. I am still unclear.

Good luck!

Thank you very much I will try those links...

sevs

Male

Japan

2009-01-14 10:18:00

QUOTE (Bobby_Umit @ Jan 14 2009, 09:59 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

QUOTE (sevs @ Jan 14 2009, 09:52 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Information concerning fees and application procedures is available from any office of the Procura della Repubblica, or at procura.roma@giustizia.it.

Just send email there to ask what fee's you need...

I have and no response for almost a week.

sevs

Male

Japan

2009-01-14 10:16:00

I am an American & my Fiance is a Japanese citizen. She lived in Italy for 1 year. We received notice that we need to get police records for that time. (message below) I tried contacting through the email address below several times, but no answer. Basically we just need the cost for the paperwork. General information so we can move ahead. This has been holding us up quite a bit. Anyone with information, it would be GREATLY appreciated. THANKS

Police Records
Available. The Certificado Generale del Casellario Giudiziale is a certified record of final court convictions and decisions regarding mental incompetency and bankruptcy or a statement that no such record exists (Nulla).

Persons within Italy can obtain the certificate by applying in person or by mail at any office of the Procura della Repubblica. Such offices are located in all major cities and in many small cities and large towns. Those who apply in person must submit a written request, a photocopy of a photo i.d., and all fees; the certificate is usually provided the day of the request.

Persons outside of Italy can obtain the certificate by writing to:
Ufficio del Casellario Giudiziale della Procura della Repubblica,
Piazzale Clodio,
00100 Rome, Italy
Those requesting the certificate by mail, whether from within or outside Italy, must submit a written request, a photocopy of a photo i.d., and all fees, along with a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Mail requests are normally processed within three working days. Information concerning fees and application procedures is available from any office of the Procura della Repubblica, or at procura.roma@giustizia.it.

sevs

Male

Japan

2009-01-14 09:52:00

I Think my lawyer is lying to me. Need Advise

QUOTE (pushbrk @ Aug 1 2009, 09:33 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

QUOTE (SimSara @ Aug 1 2009, 12:54 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Hello to everyone. Here's a little background about my case.

Filed an I-130 as a LPR in July 2008. I became a citizen in February 18, 2009. Same day I became a citizen I went to my lawyer's office so she may upgrade me to citizen. Four months later I asked my attorney if we should have received a receipt stating USCIS received the upgrade she supposedly sent and she said no, they don't send it. That didn't sound right to me so I called the USCIS Customer Service Center and asked if I had been Upgraded and was told I wasn't. I upgraded over the phone but feel that I lost 4 months. I asked my attorney about it and she said they don't know anything at Customer Service, that she did send it. I asked for the certified mail receipts for the Upgrade and she gave me 3 different Priority Mail receipts all with different dates, one was dated 2/19, the other 2/26, and the last one 3/08.

One of my questions is how many and what places does my attorney have to send the upgrade to and is it normal to send it spread apart in dates like that?

Five months (July) after she supposedly sent the Upgrade I met with her and she recommended I do A K3, K4 Visa (My wife has a son). She said I could only file it in August because in her words "We have to wait for the new I-130 or Priority Back Up, the Kicking Up, we have to wait for it to be pending with USCIS for six months."......

Is this true, or is she just waiting for me to receive the Receipt from USCIS for the upgrade I just made.
Any help in the manner will be highly appreciated.

Thank You.

First, when an LPR files an I-130 petition, the petition gets adjudicated the same as a citizen's does, so your should have been approved long ago. It would then be sent to NVC to wait for a visa number to become available. Only NVC would need to be notified of your citizenship, so they can move forward with their part of the process.

K3 is obsolete but it's a nice way for a stupid or unscrupulous attorney to earn some extra fees. With an approved I-130, any I-129F filed for a spouse would be rejected but there certainly is no requirement to wait. K3 filers have always been wise to file the I-129F as soon as possible. An LPR cannot file an I-129F for a spouse or for a fiance.

I would get the file from the attorney and insist on a full report of what was done when. Look at the NOA2 and you should also have an NOA2. If not, something is really screwed up.

One place to start if you have your WAC or EAC case number is simply to call NVC and see if they have the case file. If they do, they can tell you how long they've had it and whether it has been upgraded. I would expect an I-130 filed over a year ago has been approved months ago.

Thank you for your replies.
We have not received any notice that it has been approved. The only notice we have received is the Receipt Notice for my wife and for my stepson. I called NVC and they had no information about my case. I also got an InfoPass and they knew nothing.

At this moment I would like to ask if it would be better to file a new I-130 as a Citizen and also file either the K-3, K-4, or the CR1/IR1 (which ever is better) along with the I-130. If it is better, I would like to ask if someone can guide me in the right direction as to how to do this.
Again any help will be highly appreciated.

Thank you.

SimSara

Male

Colombia

2009-08-03 19:38:00

I Think my lawyer is lying to me. Need Advise

SimSara

Male

Colombia

2009-08-01 02:54:00

USCIS Service Centers

it it ok calling USCIS?

You can try and give them a call, but it will not help. They will basically tell you what you already know. But it never hurts to try!

Eddie&Mary

Male

Philippines

2007-05-22 20:49:00

Tim's Big Day At The Embassy

Congratulations!!! :dance:

Eddie&Mary

Male

Philippines

2007-07-08 21:15:00

Need a little help

I have been looking through the forums to see if i can find the answers but to no avial, my question is im trying to bring my fiance from Costa Rica and before hand want to get all the medical stuff out of the way, i know i have to waite until the interview to go to the exam but is there somewhere that i can find out what shot/vaccinations my fiance will need in order to get the green light thanks

dcrespo314

Male

Costa Rica

2009-04-29 01:01:00

K-3 Spousal Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports

Packet 3 Questions

Hey Guys,

Your thread got me a little confused... I thought we only had to send back DS-230 PART 1, 156, and 156k with checklist back to embassy.

Roxy007

Not Telling

England

2008-03-15 16:23:00

I-130 or K-3 visa?

The I-130 (CR1) visa timeline has become much quicker in the last couple years. If you follow the LingChe shortcut the visa process is almost as fast as the K3: http://www.visajourn...he_NVC_ShortCut

The K3 was popular when the CR1 visa took a year or two to complete.

The CR1 will cost less and your spouse will get the green card shortly after arriving in the US since it is an immigrant visa.

With the K3 your spouse will have to wait until you apply for Adjustment of Status and receives either the EAD or green card to work.

Thanks a lot! I spoke to him and I think we are going to just choose the I-130

Faby

Female

Ecuador

2010-01-29 14:57:00

K-3 Spousal Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports

I-130 or K-3 visa?

Hi guys,
Im new to this website and so confused. :blush:

I just got married a month ago and my husband is in Ecuador. (L)

I dont know if i should just file for the I-130 and wait or file for the I-130 + I-129 (for the K-3 visa)?

Is the K-3 visa really worth it?? and how does it work?
Would i have to pay the fee for the I-130 form AND the I-129 form?

I would really apreciate it if someone can help me out with these questions! :help:

Thanks in advance and have a nice day!

Faby

Female

Ecuador

2010-01-28 11:12:00

Administrative Processing?

My guess is that it is probably nothing to worry about. if your fiance was told that he been approved then i suggest you wait till he goes to pick up his visa on the day he was told to come or wait for the visa to be delivered to him, whichever is the case. i think you were a lil bit too hasty in calling the DOS now when there is no indication that there is something wrong with your visa process., and secondly i think the person u spoke to at the DOS must of made a mistake, sometimes these guys behind the phones do not always know their left from their right. Your fiance should have been given a 221g if you guys had any issue which would've required an extra AP. My advice, chill out a bit and try to relax., you lucky u guys are almost at the end of this journey. Enjoy the feeling

bobby231

Male

Nigeria

2011-07-21 13:06:00

Administrative Processing?

Hi there., i really don't understand. I thought you posted some 3 days ago that u guys were approved of your visa and that ur fiance said that everything went ok at the interview. What's up with the AP thing now, and did the guys at DOS gave u any reason why u ended up in AP? :unsure:

Edited by bobby231, 21 July 2011 - 12:50 PM.

bobby231

Male

Nigeria

2011-07-21 12:49:00

Africa: Sub-Saharan

Case transferring from Cyprus to Lagos

Does anyone know how long it takes to get an interview in Lagos in a case which has been transferred from another embassy to Lagos? secondly, seeing that we have already had an interview and paid visa fees at the embassy in Cyprus including medicals, do we still need to do all that in Lagos and submit all the initial documents and proofs that we have already done in Cyprus? Is there a way that the embassy in Cyprus could write to the embassy in Lagos informing them that we have done all these requirements before. we are going to write to the both embassies in the morning about these questions but first we will appreciate your thoughts and responses. Thank you.

bobby231

Male

Nigeria

2011-10-12 16:10:00

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/301640-colombianos-ajuste-status-k1-p-2/page__st__465

Este es el foro de ajuste de status

Gracias muy amable de su parte... buen dia...

Leonel

Male

Colombia

2012-03-26 17:04:00

Buenas tardes a todos, espero esten bien cuando lean este mensaje...
El motivo que les escribo es para preguntarles si alguno de ustedes saben si existe un foro para tod@s aquell@s que ya se encuentran en Estados Unidos con una visa K1 y K2 y que estan en el proceso de ajuste de status para obtener la residencia o si algun@s de ustedes saben cuales son las formas que hay que llenar, cuanto hay que pagar a Migracion y a donde se tienen que enviar. Les agradezco cualquier informacion u orientacion que me puedan brindar... Buen dia para todos... Dios este con ustedes bendiciendolos siempre...

Leonel

Male

Colombia

2012-03-26 14:10:00

Hola a tod@s, una detallito mas que deseo compartir con ustedes... el dia de la entrevista en la Embajada Americana traten si es posible de vestirse bien, a que me refiero con esto? simplemente imaginense por un momento que van a una entrevista importante de trabajo... como irian vestidos para dar una buena impresion ante quien los va a entrevistar?... eviten llevar jeans... aunque no lo crean y piensen que nadie los esta mirando, pues si hay camaras de seguridad y puede ser que los esten mirando como llegan vestidos y como se desenvuelven con su pareja... recuerden que los americanos se fijan en todo... hasta en la apariencia... no es necesario ir super elegantes o llamativos... pero si acorde con la ocasion que demuestre la seriedad del caso... espero este tip como decimos aca en Miami, les ayude... cualquie duda o pregunta a sus ordenes... Dios los bendiga...

Leonel

Male

Colombia

2012-03-23 10:36:00

Buenos dias a todos,
Espero esten bien cuando lean este pequeno mensaje... especialmente para aquell@as que tienen una cita o entrevita pendiente en la Embajada. Como ustedes saben una de las formas que piden es el Affidavit of Support I-134 (Apoyo Economico) de la persona que l@s esta pidiendo como tambien los tres ultimos anos de declaracion de impuestos (2011, 2010 y 2009) con sus respectivas W-2 forms, pero ademas es recomendable llevar una carta del banco en donde manejan sus cuentas l@s peticionarios y llevar copias de por lo menos un ano de los estados de cuenta que ese mismo banco les envia en donde aparezcan los depositos mensuales, en nuestro caso yo lleve ademas un resumen en base a esos estados de cuenta todos los depositos de un ano con la fecha de los estados de cuentas bancarios, esto ayuda a probar que son solventes pueden mantener a su prometid@ a su llegada a los Estados Unidos. Esto ayuda mucho a sustentar lo que sus declaraciones de impuestos dice y ademas en especial lo que dicen en su forma I-134 Forma de ayuda economica. Si tienen alguna pregunta o duda pueden escribirme y con mucho gusto les dare la repuesta mas adecuada. Suerte y bendiciones en sus proximas entrevistas.

Leonel

Male

Colombia

2012-03-23 10:23:00

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El registro migratorio tampoco nos lo pidieron a nosotros... solo deseo senalar que ahora lo de los antecedentes del DAS se sacan por internet y eso facilita mas los tramites... cualquier otra pregunta o duda haganla que aqui estamos para ayudarnos unos a otros... Buen dia para todos..

Leonel

Male

Colombia

2012-03-20 02:47:00

Muchas felicidades Leonel e Iraida! Si eramons nosotros con la cajita de platico. Despues de la entrevista nos cambiamos del hotel Casa La E,bajada al Hotel Casa Paulina y conocimos a tu prometida. Lastima que no te vimos.

Saludos y un abrazo a ustedes.

Hola Arturo y Andrea, si fue una lastima no conocerlos... pero mi prometida me conto que los vio en el hotel y hablo con ustedes sobre las experiencias vividas en la Embajada... felicidades por lo de sus visas... y en verdad lo que me llamo la atencion fue la cajita de plastico nosotros estamos sentados detras de ustedes... pero con el nerviosismo que teniamos casi no ponia mucha atencion a mi alrededor...
En el hotel yo me encontraba en la habitacion cuando Iraida subio y me conto que los habia visto... bueno sera en otra ocasion... Dios los bendiga...

Leonel

Male

Colombia

2012-03-15 19:12:00

felicitaciones por sus visas aprobadas ya pronto seran una familia completa, yo tambien estoy aplicando para visa k1 y k2 y leer su relato me hace dar mucha alegria y espero que tambien todo me salga bien como les salio a ustedes, saludos y muchas felicidades

Claro que si... todo les saldra bien... mucho confianza en Dios y ustedes mismos... cualquier pregunta no dude en hacerla, creame que en base a nuestra experiencia le daremos la repusta mas acertada y segura posible... buen dia y animos... todo les saldra bien...

Leonel

Male

Colombia

2012-03-15 13:24:00

No se por qué pero me hiciste sacar una lagrimitas mientras estaba leyendo hermosa tu experiencia y definitivamente no hay duda de que Dios es lo más grande. Gracias por tus recomendaciones con las preguntas y les deseo lo mejor a ti y a tu nueva familia y que Dios los siga bendiciendo..... y otra visa aprobada!!!!

Gracias Stefanie, la verdad que si fue una hermosa experiencia...todo gracias a Dios y le cuento que Dios nos sigue bendiciendo hace poco recibi dos hermosas sorpresas de mi trabajo que no me lo esperaba... pero lo cual me ayudara mucho para cuando venga mi nueva familia.... Bendiciones...

Leonel

Male

Colombia

2012-03-15 13:14:00

Gracias Katherine, suerte y bendiciones para usted y su prometido en el proceso y en todo...

Leonel

Male

Colombia

2012-03-15 11:51:00