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Bringing Fianceee to USA
I Thought That After You File Your I130 And I129f For The K3 Visa That You Could Bring Yourwife To The U.s. While The I130 Application Continues Its Process? Can Anyone Let Me Know If I Am Right?
My fiancee has an interview in December or January (it's been 20 months already), does anyone know about the Dominican cedula that is required for the interview? She is not a Dominican citizen so some people are telling her she has to go to Santo Domingo to get this "ID"? and it takes 3 months and cost 20,000 pesos. Is this true?
tharvey...your post is a bit confusing to me...
Where was your fiance born??? I don't think getting a cedula in DR takes that long or is that expensive...but I might be wrong...
If you give us a bit more info, maybe I could point you in the right direction...
Where was your fiance born??? I don't think getting a cedula in DR takes that long or is that expensive...but I might be wrong...
If you give us a bit more info, maybe I could point you in the right direction...
tharvey, she needs a residence card (provisional or permanent). I am not dominican, during my interview (K1 visa in Santo Domingo) they didn't want to see my cedula, just my residence card.
AFAIK, you can't get a cedula without a residence card.
About the time it will take to get the residence card, I am afraid it will be more than 3 months. My first residence card took about 6-8 months to get to me. She can always hire a pushy/well connected lawyer to get it faster.
She will also need her foreign birth certificate and foreign police certificates, hopefully her embassy will be able to help her with that.
Best luck
Jess
AFAIK, you can't get a cedula without a residence card.
About the time it will take to get the residence card, I am afraid it will be more than 3 months. My first residence card took about 6-8 months to get to me. She can always hire a pushy/well connected lawyer to get it faster.
She will also need her foreign birth certificate and foreign police certificates, hopefully her embassy will be able to help her with that.
Best luck
Jess
cedula
Thanks for the reply, my fiance was born in Haiti, she lives in the DR. The K-1 interview is Dec. 26. Any idea how to get this Dominican ID, where do you go in Santo Domingo? What documents are needed, how long do you wait to get it, and the cost.......Thanks
Thanks for the reply, my fiance was born in Haiti, she lives in the DR. The K-1 interview is Dec. 26. Any idea how to get this Dominican ID, where do you go in Santo Domingo? What documents are needed, how long do you wait to get it, and the cost.......Thanks
I Just Started This What Is Going To Happen
I just sent the all the forms and information on Oct 25, 2007. What happens now what are all the steps we have to look forward to. Can he come over to visit while all this is happen or do i have to go there. What type of questions do they ask. What happens if he or I dont know the asnwer.
I just sent the all the forms and information on Oct 25, 2007. What happens now what are all the steps we have to look forward to. Can he come over to visit while all this is happen or do i have to go there. What type of questions do they ask. What happens if he or I dont know the asnwer.
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dont wanna **** anyone off....but in all my reading on how to bring
a fiancee to the states, i have never been able to find out the
costs....the total cost, and cost for each step....i just hear
people make reference to checks. can somone point me in the
exact direction? i've been to the other sites....maybe i'm not
looking in the right place. thanks...1st time post
dont wanna **** anyone off....but in all my reading on how to bring
a fiancee to the states, i have never been able to find out the
costs....the total cost, and cost for each step....i just hear
people make reference to checks. can somone point me in the
exact direction? i've been to the other sites....maybe i'm not
looking in the right place. thanks...1st time post
Did you ask on this website Dominicans to the USA - Index
Are you bringing a fianc?e to the US? The cost of the paper work might not be much but it's the going back and forth to keep a relationship going that would cost far more than some papers.
thanks Anna. i hadn't asked there yet. just been reading over there a lot. i'll try
over there. But to answer your question, Anna, yes....to the fiancee question.
...........our situation is a little different.
I live in the US and she lives in Dominicana. We both study in another country....
together. We've been together for 2 years now...and have some significant time left.
I'm trying to find out what can be done to prepare because we only have about a
month and a half vacation each year and i doubt that we can start the process in this exact time....classes won't allow it, etc, etc.
over there. But to answer your question, Anna, yes....to the fiancee question.
...........our situation is a little different.
I live in the US and she lives in Dominicana. We both study in another country....
together. We've been together for 2 years now...and have some significant time left.
I'm trying to find out what can be done to prepare because we only have about a
month and a half vacation each year and i doubt that we can start the process in this exact time....classes won't allow it, etc, etc.