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Posted by Experienced on March 06, 2004 at 11:41:28:
In Reply to: Need Help - info about immigrant visa posted by Marina on March 03, 2004 at 11:01:15:
I guess Tatiana is missing here one important point: they must not been absent for more than 6 months during the year (12 months) in order not to lose permanent residence status. You might be absent for less than 183 days in the row and still lose you permanent residency status if you absent 183 days during 365 days and 365 days during 5 years. As far as you became US citizen you must read this the number of times in your fiancé visa statement, in your application for US citizenship and you still hope that somebody will tell you something new. Receiving the status will help them to visit you ones or twice.
They can get some problems leaving Ukraine with permanent visa, but if they are not going to stay better find the way to leave without PMZ (tell border guard that you are going permanently out, use third country-evenly Russia). Otherwise except of getting PMZ stamp they will need another painful procedure of getting back their internal passports.
: HI, I'm trying to find out how people can come to US with immigrant visa but they do not intend to live in US. Seems like this is the only visa (petition for alien relative) that my parents can get in order to be able to visit us without being denied. Will they need stamp "permanent Residency - USA" before they come or it is not a neccesity, they just want to be able to come and visit us once a year. If I file petition for relative alien, does it mean that my parents are supposed to seek permanent residency - I'll have to explain in connection to what I am submitting one of the required forms biographic information).
: Any help is highly appreciated!
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