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thanks guys. feel much better. so does this mean she can be in Juarez longer than otherwise?? like would she have to be there fordays? i really hope not. thanks again.

fhorta

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Mexico

2013-03-14 00:32:00

My brother in law, in the same situation was told he has to get a letter from a medicals professional affirming that the tb shot from Mexico and the tb test in US will create a positive test eventhough the test is not positive. ....is this sound right? Im still thinking that bottom line, one has to verify that one does not have tb....

fhorta

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Mexico

2013-03-11 18:45:00

Thanks for reply. Since she came.to US without inspection she is not eligible to apply for adjustment of status until a waiver is approved. Thats why only the i130 was sent. She is in the US presently and she will eventually be going to Juarez, Mx. For her consular appointment, once i601a is approved. She plans on staying in US of course. I was just wondering about medical examination and positive tb test. Thanks.

fhorta

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Mexico

2013-03-11 16:49:00

Hello. Can anyone share any knowlwdge or experience on the required medical examination. I am petitioning for my wife. I-130 has been accepted and is in process. I am citizen and she is presently in US and came without inspection.

I understand there is eventually the requirement for a medical exam she has to have. she was tested for.tb at one time during.a.pregnancy and tested positive. But she had her tb shot in mexico and it is said that that is why she tested positive??? Can someone shed some light on this particular situation...id really appreciate it. Thanks.

fhorta

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Mexico

2013-03-11 12:10:00

paid immigrant visa processing fee??

No the immigrant visa fee is paid to the NVC after your approved petition is sent there. It's also called the IV bill or IV fee.

thanks soo much for reply! so at this point:

i wait for i-130 decision from USCIS

if approved, they forward to NVC.

NVC notifies me that i need to pay a certain amount for visa processing?

i pay that fee and then let them know that i will be filing i-601a

is there a separate application that needs to be filed as i make that visa payment in which i am applying for a visa?

i know i-601a cannot be filed until after 3/4/13, but do we know yet where they will be going?

thanks again for the help.

fhorta

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Mexico

2013-02-20 19:51:00

paid immigrant visa processing fee??

So i just wanted to clarify something, which may seem minute, but it is kicking me in the rear. As i read instructions on submitting i-130 with intentions to file for i-601a, provisional stateside waiver, the procedure states to notify NVC as soon as i have "paid the immigrant visa processing fee". is the immigrant visa petition, application, or how ever you want to call it, the actual i-130 petition?? i want to be sure i am not leaving anything out as i submit i-130, petition for spouse. i actually mailed off the i-130 yesterday. if i understand correctly, i wasn't supposed to file anything else, such as the 480, since she came in country without inspection and would not be eligible for file for adjustment of status concurrently with i-130, correct? . is there a how to guidelone on this website to follow for the new i-601a procedure...sorry if missed it already. thanks a bunch all.

fhorta

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Mexico

2013-02-20 18:42:00

what type of visa am I?

thanks for replies..makes me feel more reassured..i trully appreciated.

fhorta

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Mexico

2013-03-02 12:52:00

what type of visa am I?

Ok, well this makes more sense. From.what little i found so far i gathered that i cannot file for a visa so therefore is the reason i only filed i-130, with nothing else but g325a for self and spouse. Your responses make sense being that your saying there is no visa i can apply for UNTIL a waiver is approved...so IF, waiver is approved, is there a particular visa category that would apply for this type of case?

Our i-130 was accepted and is now under review process. From this point out, what should i expect given this situation? Will the i-130 be treated like any other i-130? Any ideas, comments, experiences you can share ade greatly appreciated.

fhorta

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Mexico

2013-03-01 23:45:00