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| Posted: Thursday June 15th, 2006 04:58 am |
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To note, the International Marriage Broker Regulation Act (IMBRA) of 2006 is currently impacting visa processing as of May 16th 2006. Everyone can expect delays and additional read tape in getting visas for RW and UW. Everyone hang tight, it maybe a bumpy ride. An example is this quote from the American Embassy in Moscow:
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| Posted: Tuesday August 1st, 2006 05:11 am |
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Heads up! The K- 1 Fiance Visa Petition had been revised as of 6-23-2006. New instructions include information for compilance to IMBRA. In a nut shell, the petition now requires any documents concerning felonous acts and reported acts of violence. Before, it was almost a certainty that petitions would be approved, eventually... now it is uncertain. The instructions include information that the USCIS is charged with creating a database for tracking US citizens for submissions of multiple K-1s. So, for the hoard of American slave trades that are paying thousand of dollars to have a new RW slave every 18 months, be forwarned... we are on to you!  Ronin Last edited on Sunday August 13th, 2006 07:30 pm by ronin1 |
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| Posted: Friday March 30th, 2007 04:37 am |
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Well, there is bad news on the IMBRA front. The only suit challenging its constitutionality has been thrown out. This is an excerpt from Wikipedia under 'mail-order brides':
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