Minute the licentiate, pearl abrau with us last week. The graduate was traveling
to Europe and I didn' t see this graduate. How' d it
go on your trip. All right. They don' t believe the best
all doctor you. Rarely missing is the program that is always there or family
issues that have to do with your daughter or travel fair. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, but I explained pretty much that to him what was really good
last week. Thank God, thank Mr Son. I explained no, but
his trip was secret. How hard it was. It was a tough trip.
It was hard, I' m sure you told me. It was
a journey as if it were instead of three roller coasters, four days old,
bad, four days old, four days old and three days old at
the clinic. Well, today we' ve already got a degree in questions.
Alberto questions through the five threes one, ninety- six fifty. Buy
the breo. She specializes in the migration issue and once the first one arrives.
My parents are residents and live in the United States. I live in
the Dominican Republic. I' m single, I' m over seven years
old. I was on the initial petition with them, but they declined.
They can initiate a petition process. For me. My sisters are married.
What would be the case with them. Anyway, okay, he' s
already talking about an appointment with you guys License immediately to get you the singles,
the married ones. Not because the resident father doesn' t ask for
married children, but single ones. If you stay single, don' t
get married. You can have your family, you can have your children,
but don' t get married what time it would take and that petition five
or six years, seven years, seven years, and you can also look
for a visa while you' re lost, being asked for and conditions and
ok but the recommended ones would be to study your case further that she goes
that way. But mengo are exactly like that and how. In which number
can be communicated for an appointment. Lysus, eight, zero, nine,
six, eight or eight or five, four, four, four and eight
hundred, nine, six, nine, six, seven and five or nine
six, which is our Whatsapp. Why married parents, resident parents, cannot
ask for and limit them. Do not ask the married son if that is
category F two B and the law limits them. To this the resident asks
for a wife asks for unmarried minor and older unmarried children. I' m
guessing it' s about a resident not dragging in another resident who' ll
later bring in more residents. Not because in petitions, for example, if
you are married, if you are a citizen and this house and you have
children, it comes in the family. But that' s why it'
s the least question that the law gives another or citizen' s privileges to
the city Exactly so, it doesn' t give the resident himself. It
' s perfect. Let' s go then the line with questions to the
graduate per worker migration in the United States by day, good day, Italy
lyces a question. Tell me. I went to his head a few weeks
ago and they declined me. I put the address of a friend of mine
who was illegal, but I didn' t know the one who already told
me in what time I could mouthbel again. I hadn' t heard of
this case. Graduated can affect such situations. Of course if the consul asks
regularly when you indicate an address, the officer asks you what this person is,
whether he is a resident or an American, and of course it affects
then in a year again, if they have the conditions, you can come
back again. They gave you a little leaf that says that in six months,
but I always recommend a year and evaluate you before and in that year
that it must be the person I produced money, making changes that maybe I
didn' t have now can come other changes, a salary increase or if
you get married or other extra work or some other trip to another a trip
to another country. I, when I went to apply for a visa the
two times I put the same person called Duaris Salcedo doubt. Yeah, he
was a New York resident. He worked in New I lived there and there
was Iduaris had a particularity his dad. I love the story of Duaris and
his sister, because he lived with his grandmother here. If I' m
not mistaken his dad, who has opened the petition process and he went to
a window information that the American consulate had at the top gome in a football
that was there and he was coming. I think the Englishman was from college
and he stopped at about ten years old and so much as I know twenty
- one years old and he stood up to fucking call find out that you
ta vaina and with his numbers I think one information that counted was this window
and the person informed him that his process was already completed and that I were
already getting his residency and he went to America. The case was ready and
I didn' t know it and I didn' t know it, and
that' s how to educate. At least he told me the story.
It seemed like an incredible story to me. How common it is for it
to happen. This happens a lot the same to them. My clients who
show up looking for a visa. Hey, Alberto, they' re looking
for a visa, and I always ask you, they' ve submitted some
requests. Yeah, but that request I' ve had nothing, or everything
is missing at the time of the interview. And that case, I'
m sure it' s closed and I' m telling you no. It
' s just that I' m not going to believe in you in cases
that didn' t just get licensed. No. Sometimes yes, why I
take care of what situations, for example, sometimes happen. I just don
' t even like to mention years, because sometimes I mean, no.
I don' t mean to get you to listen, don' t misunderstand,
because if you have a case, then go out there and get information
on that case, because when you' re going to consult that I tell
you to give me the case number. When I look for it, it
says it can expire or it' s expired and I' ve reopened it.
Returning to the case of you, he says of people who go with
open cases that make that visa progress in those cases that tell you that they
have lacked stuff to fidar and so on. Yes, how these cases have
been completed. It is written to the Embassy and a letter from the Embassy
is already coming and the Embassy indicates what to do? Ok and in the
case of my friend Dua in Brooklyn, lived to Duarie in Brooklyn and of
the few Dominicans fell the joke the bron write me licen here. If my
wife gave him the resident visa, I can start the process without her traveling.
She plans to do it in two months, and as the line is
in, I can go through the process. Okay. If a wife is
a resident, you have to have very good financial solvency, very good status
here. But if you can really do the process, I recommend you evaluate
it first, before asking the graduate. What is faster for a resident parent
to ask for an ico single adult or the citizen brother to ask that single
adult brother to go normal and request ivisa the parent leaves the petition faster than
a brother and can look for it. It doesn' t matter if you
meet the, if you have exquisite requirements, you can decide your American visa.
Let' s go to the line. Good morning, say hello or
don' t like you well, it' s licensed a question. I
have a copy of my father' s passport, I lose my passport and
I don' t know if I should renew it, if I should repell
it as a loss. Or to be the process of honor. And it
goes through a passport of what Dominican American, Dominican with Dominican visa. A
Dominican passport had a visa, no, no, never look for it has
to do the report to get a new passport, because it' s not
a new passport you' re going to get. You' re going to
take a passport out of one that was lost to you and that' s
easy to go to the police when the complaint with the police deduced you'
re going to passports from here to December, sort of in a simple way,
because they' re of the things that the pr ME has destroyed in
these four years. The passport service, which is tortuous morian write me here
on a request f four. If one of the applicants dies the case falls
for derivatives, say children and wives and the main one dies, because remember
that it is one that is asked for and the derivative, if it is
a derivative, does not fall, but if it is the main one,
it does fall. An exception may be made. Good morning, good morning.
Well, so, it' s good morning. My question is this.
I have Luisa and the pope of my daughters has temporary residence. What
would be the process to get ibisas month daughters. Going to an embassy like
the father is a resident, it' s not just depositing, but you
have to go. I don' t know how old girls are. If
they' re less than thirteen years old, they don' t go to
the embassy. But it' s two dates. Don' t get confused,
because you know when father or mother has a visa, it' s
only deposited, but in your case it' s not, because the father
is a resident. Okay. In the case of this one it would not
be good if they passed by the office to give him the proper advice,
because when he comes to see to make a rice with mango, yes,
it is and then the little face and your world gets muddy to itself,
because the consul can understand these people with a resident guy. They want visa
for them country stays and with that you have to be meticulous. They write
to me here how long a citizen' s sister' s request to a
divorced brother is taken. No, no matter what status the brother has.
They' re currently working with the two thousand eight. Greetings. Good morning
and my mother, but they ask you for good morning. If a question
looks at the graduate. I' m a lawyer, and I' m
put in a criminal case, a lawsuit. They knew me a measure of
cover I was released. In fact, the prosecution closed the proceedings, but
then they objected to the ruling. Then my wife has a visa and I
would like to know if it is waiting for the mine' s criminal proceedings
to end in order to help so much luisa or I could request luisa,
without it being this criminal proceedings that, as I repeat, was by the
prosecution to the Chivado and they objected to that ruling. You have to wait.
You have to wait and your form I recommend, do not fill it
you should seek help. It' s eight twenty minutes out of the bayara.
He says here he asks what medical tests the embassy requires for the residence
and adriana, not telling the listener who calls now remember that you have to
close that case when he finishes. The chips, especially that of the police,
are the hardest to take off, so be a long job, I
don' t know exactly, long, long and tedious and do everything in
the police and do me the great heart favor. That says I' m
going to delete a tab that takes you off tab forget about that. I
mean, it takes off, it might close the case. Yeah, but
the embassy is still the team. That' s what the record was.
You have to close the case in the police. Of course I do.
So good. The tests are so many. There' s lung analysis.
There are some tests that the man has been annexed that I' m not
going to indicate it around here again. Yeah, flip art by Alberto Fuerte
about whether those same guys are finishing up Miami and those same guys finishing the
virals and a lot of blood tests. Thank you so much, everyone.
The lung, too. Good morning. Good morning, good morning. You
ask the licensor, pearl abrau. Yes, a citizen grandmother can apply to
her child. This married woman doesn' t look at what' s going
on is that you' re probably going to say about yourself. But I
have a neighbor who left who asked her grandmother, not her, Grandma asks
her daughter and, as a minor, the daughter was included there in the
granddaughter. But a direct request. No, Grandpa can' t. Before
the amendment to the law, more than 60 years ago, citizenship could be
processed, but that also eliminated citizenship. Yeah, for example, just gringolandado
machete everything. Yes, for example, my mom was a citizen and I
' m a daughter, I' m a citizen, but I didn'
t meet the requirements my daughter monse, my mom could do it, but
that' s already eight twenty- two minutes ask the graduate, pearl breo.
Good morning, Father, you both have a visa, but you haven
' t entered. I want to do the visa process. I' m
twenty- two years old study and formal work, like twenty- two years
old doctor and father on foot, both of whom have never used it.
I already recommend that one of the parents travel and you can look for the
visa, that he is studying, aha doing a good process. You can
make the vision request. You see years, good morning, don' t
take good morning peter, hello. A half- brother can ask for another
bigger hand. Yeah, sure, they' re brothers, bro. They
' re not means. They are not means, they are not there is
no such thing as half brother or you are brother, no or no.
You' re no longer a brother legally, biologically it' s another argument
that half of the few you are from your mom, brother Cabrón, even
if I' m a mother' s son or father' s son write
to me here license I can be a question, I can be a sponsor
of my mom' s visa application. I was to the European when we
traveled to France, Spain. There is a friend and yes for my father,
who is seventy- three years old, if duty should go to the
appointment, depending, not at seventy- three years old, he should go
to the appointment, but depending. We have to evaluate their age, because
sometimes I want to be the one who takes care of my mother' s
travel gauze, but my mother qualifies for the visa. Then to come up
with it that Baluarte is baracita that does not leave eight hundred eighty. Oh,
you' re a long way from here. Pite looks like a person
who' s there is clacked, they come like a rod and they get
to the consulate and security so you what' s coming to the date just
saw me or I have so much mommy that there. Well ask around here
I' m a plastic artist, I have a two euro visa and I
' d like to go to conversations, sell my art. There' s
no problem with that. Explain to her, then, a graduate. Let
' s say if I have a business here, I can go negotiate in
the United States, to beg, to hold meetings, but not to bring
my artwork, my suitcase and sell it like that can' t now this
person can go there to meet people who interest him exactly, but not take
it. No, not then it' s a question and if I,
as a plastic artist, want to do it. I need another kind of
visa that' s not a veto, a work visa. Then the work
visa can only be given to me by a company. Yes, a job
application has to be made to you. So I, as an independent,
can' t get a visa out of anything. Yes, if certain these
questions are interesting. A Dominican citizen may claim the American citizenship of his father
born in North American territory, but he has already passed away. Of course,
what is the licensed process? The long handful to his brother- in
- law. My brother- in- law didn' t know he was
American. I didn' t know. Then I said no. I haven
' t been through snoring. So my brother- in- law with whom
my brother- in- law doesn' t have to be about forty-
five, I tell him when Alonso left about four years ago, about ten
between forty- five and the date that went away as many years ago.
He has to have when I did that process, because he doesn' t
have to be about thirty- eight years old anymore, of course, and
my nephews are the clear ones, my resident sister, and all so he
has more time. Yeah, that' s right, and it' s
not a process that if all the requirements are there, it' s fast.
What are the requirements that must be met by the physical presence of the
father, tax payments and many evidence that the father financially supported him. He
has me here that if she wants to go check with you, that if
she can go into what comes to her faith made to renew her passport.
Yes, you can in passport yes, eight twenty- six minutes we leave
the morning Rhythm ninety- six, five questions to graduate, pearl opens ubos
ten good morning, my brother, which good day we are well, prince.
Two questions, doctor, doctor, I didn' t travel you to
make a good, a little time last I understand in the step I was
coming for the quartico, cever there I took my piñeta. So you had
a grandmother for twenty days now, too, and I' m afraid of
that. It' s a question and I' m afraid that you'
ll stop me again, you' re going to go into super bad experience
that I' ve been through. What was the experience of describing us,
What questions did they ask you, When did you hesitate in the little room
that why do you understand that they took you there? What did they insist?
Well, they asked me what I decided when I was wearing cash.
I was carrying, like, two hundred dollars. However, I had something
miner in my card. For how many days you bought the flight. Twenty,
one day, thirty- one, twenty- one to thirty, one,
thirty- one, thirty- one, thirty- one, one,
I bought you on the flight or you paid for it, not you,
I paid for it with my normal card. Okay, so, well,
I lasted two hours. He almost fought the other flight that was on a
stopover and it really was very uncomfortable and I wanted to. I ask them
what I do so that another time I go to go there, for America.
How many times you have traveled from the United States four times and the
stays are always thirty- one days or more. This was Major Three.
Always every time you' re going to travel, buy that flight at least
twenty- eight days to get you dressed up in trouble, but not that
they' ll stop you again. We don' t know exactly. I
mean, don' t worry, the one who doesn' t have the
dates doesn' t have those dates. They write to me here. My
mother asked me in September for two thousand fifteen, married and with children.
I divorced in the two thousand twenty- one, but in January of this
year I received in uss and S the status update document and still do not
contact me. What I have to do is they' re currently working.
I imagine you made the category change that from f three is in f one,
because you already sent the update act. They' re working with two
thousand seventeen and you' re two thousand fifteen. Then move on with that
because you' re already late. Says my dad. My wife' s
dad was an American resident and died a month after her birth. He was
doing the residency process to her and the mom. After she passed away,
she got the notification, but she never left the case like that. In
fact, thirty- four years ago, he passed through the office because he
can make you be, too, get your American passport delivered here at the
embassy. If the father met the requirements, fuck, but go get the
office. It' s better not being done on the radio anymore. He
asks this person another question. Good morning, I have a question. Before
one could last six months in the Dominican Republic when he has the residence and
I heard that that changed him. Now three months. And if that time
must pay a penalty and it' s me that' s a lie,
that' s never been like that. Outside me, the immigration guy comes
out three days and the next day he has to pay a ticket whore is
resident, that' s never been like that. What happens is that we
accommodate it like this. But the President has to live in the United States.
That' s it, that' s it now, that' s
living in America. Come from tourism and if you are going to be absent
for a long time, ask for a leave of absence. What is it
that for one subject I imagine to be bureaucratic. They give as if you,
for some reason had this time, is to be, a year or
so, the resident basically has a problem a year and a day outside of
America. Okay, but it' s not that I' m gonna last.
But for a bureaucratic matter, right, yes, yes, of course,
if you, Alberto, were an embassy, you went through a residency
petition process and you went to the embassy and you told me I' m
going to live in the United States, what do I do living outside the
United States. That' s the decision. No tea, but of course
I want holy residence, two points. Why do you want a residence?
If she didn' t live, ask me now, that is, what
you want her for, what you want her for. I want some of
it at your point. Not that you have to have insurance, because I
said there because the insurance is called bisa. When I say sure, I
mean short travel up with all the freedom of the world. They want the
best of both worlds. They want size and they want tea. I don
' t like it here because of the cold. Oh, you shouldn'
t have taken care of yourself. Join Florida or move to Puerto Rico or
Texas. There is Puerto Rico in the end is Dominican Republic, but with
a jigma of olden and large shootings of the people. Where Yes is a
high school. Good morning, Pia Hi, don' t smell it.
Good morning, Good morning, Dale Doctor. What time might it take for
a person who stays illegal in the United States, who enters illegally to ask
for his son He left for Mexico and wants to ask boy. Well,
I know the question, but how do you hear what the fuck question is
going to go around Mexico? Take it too, but how are you going
to ask? I didn' t understand. I hit him with a coyote
that' s the cross. Hey, I didn' t understand no,
but that gave you garlic. No, no, that' s not a
known doctor relax. This program was really called. I asked for his daughter,
but what can you ask. That' s what you, you'
re never going to legalize yourself so you' ve already asked yourself. No,
I don' t, and Alberto tempts his hair, yes or no,
but no. But cachaza, my God, no. But, my
God, no. I think it was a job prisoner. This question is
a friend. His dad' s American and he' s sick, but
he didn' t recognize him as his son. In that case, what
can be done good to look for a visa for humanitarian reasons. Unfortunately,
he couldn' t, because he doesn' t have the father' s
last name. Dad died, let' s say American citizen. It'
s just that if you didn' t recognize him and I don' t
recognize him anyway, you can' t make a claim. That can'
t be done legally. It' s just that if he didn' t
recognize it, there' s certainly no evidence that he didn' t support
it financially either. I mean, I don' t get a license here.
My U S citizen husband asked me as his spouse. We submitted at
the end of last year and since December two thousand twenty- three the case
is being reviewed. What estimated time to complete the process is taking almost a
year or a year and two months for the approval of the case, so
your case is normal. It all says around here a friend that his grandfather
was gringo and he screwed up. You can' t have that cry,
doctor, or that changed the law. Not for Grandpa. There aren'
t many people here, well it' s Grandpa was aboricuous, but American,
just like because he was born after the nineteen hundred and twenty- one
thousand nine hundred and nineteen was the sheath of the law that gave American citizenship
to the Puerto Ricans to send them to Europe to fight World War I cannon.
Finally, hello question for the graduate. To me came the notification already
for the residence and for me and to go to the consulate, and in
that fell the pandemic and already and it was delayed. My cousin was included
because I was less than twenty- one when they went last week to get
the residency. My cousin was there and my cousin was taken out of the
process. She' s already twenty- four. With the law of the
minor one could do something, or what happens is that there are consuls who
decide it. Yes, that' s what the consul makes up his mind,
but I recommend you if you like to go through the office and go
through the receipt notification to see the priority date of the case and if,
when they passed that case, she was still a minor. But that'
s verified by that year' s visa newsletter. End of everything, and
if I told you where you could write. Eight hundred and nine six,
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