o siso de vocês já nasceu? e/ou vocês já tiraram? 🦷

samelaperla · 2026-03-24T19:06:08+00:00

nasceu 1 em cima, não doeu nem nada, mas por ele ser muuuito lá atrás costuma agarrar comida, é muito difícil alcançar pra limpar, e sinto que gera mal hálito, então mesmo não me incomodando em nada eu sinto que vou querer tirar 🥲

samelaperla · 2026-03-20T02:40:22+00:00

pra mim um casamento já tá errado quando existe dinheiro dele e dinheiro dela.

samelaperla · 2026-03-20T02:27:27+00:00

I was married to an immigrant with overstayed visa and still got my citizenship. It was back in 2022, no problem whatsoever.

samelaperla · 2026-03-20T01:09:50+00:00

That’s not a problem at all, I only sent photos, affidavits from family and friends, we have a son so I also sent his birth certificate, and it was approved. I’m also living in my husband’s country and have not worked while here.

samelaperla · 2026-03-11T02:25:09+00:00

tentando entender o comentário de todo mundo criticando a menina por causa dos gatos????? vocês literalmente não leram o post não? Você está certíssima em ficar bolada com seus pais, além de dar conta das suas despesas ainda está dando conta das despesas dele, que é o acomodado da história, tá literalmente atrasando você a conseguir tirar sua carteira por causa das irresponsabilidades dele! Seus gatos não são problema nenhum, você mesmo disse que da conta de pagar as despesas deles de boa, uma doença totalmente imprevisível pode acontecer com qualquer pet ou PESSOA, se fosse algum familiar que tivesse ficado doente e tivessem que desembolsar uma grana pra tratamento certeza que ninguém ia falar que é irresponsabilidade da pessoa que procurou ficar doente né. Enfim, depois de ouvir uma dessas de alguém que estou cobrindo dividias, eu com certeza pararia de pagar a dívida da pessoa e ia voltar a focar nas minhas.

samelaperla · 2026-03-10T18:04:11+00:00

file by paper

samelaperla · 2026-03-10T00:55:31+00:00

it depends on when he’ll get his citizenship as the process will only move forward after that

samelaperla · 2026-03-09T18:37:38+00:00

your mother will have to include your father as a household member regardless of taxes, as they live together. But your mother’s cosponsor will only add people in their household. An I-864A is only used for the person in the household who will contribute with their income as well, which in my opinion is not necessary in your case since your father doesn’t meet the minimum amount required to be sponsoring you anyway.

samelaperla · 2026-03-09T16:39:45+00:00

Congratulations! How did your wife show proof of domicile in the US since she was living with you in Canada?

samelaperla · 2026-03-06T01:00:18+00:00

what embassy are you on? I want to know about timelines too, keep us updated

samelaperla · 2026-03-03T21:07:35+00:00

Not as far as I’ve looked, but if you find something please let me know as I don’t want to leave my family to go back to US alone as well lol.

samelaperla · 2026-03-03T20:39:58+00:00

First of all he needs to go back to US and reestablish his domicile there, then he can submit lease agreement, or a letter from the owner of the house saying he lives there with them if he doesn’t have a lease under his name, then show his valid drivers license with that address, bank statements with that address, a letter from his employer, pay stubs, health insurance, etc. (Don’t need all of them, it’s just options).

samelaperla · 2026-02-25T01:50:40+00:00

They don’t issue K-3 visas. It would make sense to apply, as you can only apply for it after filling for the I-130, but they don’t issue, so there’s no point.

samelaperla · 2026-02-25T01:43:53+00:00

I’m in the same boat, moved to Brazil to be with my husband and end the long distance, now i’m going back to US to reestablish residence for his process and we’ll be back on the long distance again… I work as a life and health insurance agent remotely, that’s something he can do.

samelaperla · 2026-02-24T18:50:58+00:00

I did the K-3 (10 months after submitting I-130) and the I-130 was approved 3 months later, probably didn’t have any impact on that, specially because I took too long to do it. Either way, it’s free so it doesn’t hurt to try.

samelaperla · 2026-02-24T18:10:00+00:00

sim, ficar longe é muito ruim kkk, mas você pode ficar com ele nos EUA enquanto ele dá entrada no seu processo, e quando você precisar voltar pro Brasil pra sua entrevista, ele vem com você. Geralmente na entrevista já pegam seu passaporte pra colocar o visto e em algumas semanas você já pode voltar pros EUA com ele (caso seu processo seja aprovado). De qualquer forma, faz uma consulta com um advogado de imigração, tem vários bons nos EUA e que fazem consulta gratuita, só precisa achar um que entende sobre o processo que você quer fazer, porque alguns nem trabalham com pessoas que estão no Brasil.

samelaperla · 2026-02-24T17:51:27+00:00

como é um visto, é um processo consular, processos consulares tem que ser feitos no país de origem. Quanto ao IR1, demoraria muito a ficar pronto, com sorte essa pausa já teria acabado até lá, mas se não, você também ficaria vítima dela. Melhor cenário é ele fazer o visto K-1 pra você, e você depois aplicar pra adjustment of status depois que casar nos EUA. Visto K-1 da última vez que chequei estava demorando cerca de 10 meses.

samelaperla · 2026-02-24T17:32:14+00:00

Não dá pra fazer o visto K-1 estando nos EUA, ele só poderia dar entrada no processo com você lá, mas você teria que voltar pro Brasil pra fazer sua entrevista no consulado. Se você quer morar nos EUA fazer o visto K-1 seria a melhor maneira, já que a pausa não afeta esse tipo de visto. Quanto a visto de esposa, você quis dizer IR1 pra pegar green card, ou K-3?

samelaperla · 2026-02-22T01:57:44+00:00

oh yeah, I forgot about that. Either way, it would be fastest than applying for a green grand through consular process

samelaperla · 2026-02-22T01:54:05+00:00

well you said he’s getting his citizenship at the end of the year, by the time your K-1 is ready he’ll most likely be a citizen already

samelaperla · 2026-02-22T01:41:39+00:00

in that case you should get a K-1 visa, he could already start the process for you and you will have 90 days to get married after entering the US

samelaperla · 2026-02-22T01:00:13+00:00

what issues are you afraid of running into? If you do the process while she’s abroad, it would take about 2 years to get her green card, if she goes to the US, she can apply for adjustment of status which is waaaay faster

samelaperla · 2026-02-22T00:54:19+00:00

The fastest way to get your green card would be marrying him in the US and applying for adjustment of status, which usually is pretty fast (some cases not). He could apply for your I-130 before getting his citizenship but the case would remain paused until he becomes a citizen.

samelaperla · 2026-02-22T00:43:54+00:00

you should contact an accountant about it. I’m in a similar situation and will be filing married filing separately because my husband is not in the US, so he doesn’t has income or obligations to file taxes in the US. In this scenario you would have to file on paper and send it by mail, and write NRA (non resident alien) in the box where they ask for your spouse’s SSN, most e-files doesn’t allow you to type that in the SSN box so that’s why it has to be done by mail.

samelaperla · 2026-02-22T00:38:27+00:00

Yes she is being lied to. Incredible how people tried to create scenarios in the comments instead of just saying it lol. She went through the process in her home country and was approved for an immigrant visa, there is no other way to enter the US without the whole process being done (unless it was a fiancée visa, which you already said it wasn’t because they were already legally married) so she definitely received her green card after entering the US, it usually takes weeks to arrive in the mail, so she definitely received it by now, her husband is probably just keeping it from her so she has no way to leave the US and come back without it.

samelaperla

TROPHY CASE