Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• alohawa
• 2023/10/24 (Tue) 23:54
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What caused it to be rejected … ？?

• CD
• 2023/10/25 (Wed) 11:53
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Thank you all.
The application was rejected because it was considered for permanent residence purposes.

• 便乗B
• 2023/10/25 (Wed) 13:22
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CD-san

Have you applied for the green card lottery ？

I have met several Japanese who have won green cards and are living in Hawaii and California.

The odds of winning seem to be better than the lottery. Why don't you give it a try ？.

• こーの字
• 2023/10/25 (Wed) 13:45
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You may want to reapply for a student visa (F-1).
You may want to consult with an expert （ immigration attorney ） to find out what went wrong with your previous application, and
prepare documents to compensate for that.

https://interstride.com/blog/overcoming-student-visa-denials-common-reasons-and-how-to-avoid-them/#:~:text=If%20you%20 receive%20a%20student,same%20exact%20application%20each%20time.

• bush
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• 2023/10/29 (Sun) 13:16
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Did you have another visa in the US before your student visa was denied ？ or did you get into any trouble ？ I don't know your age, but I have heard that student visas are tough to get if you are around 30. If you are still around 20, I don't think it is that common to be considered for marriage purposes. Once you are rejected, it seems to be very difficult.

• ホノルル
• 2023/10/20 (Fri) 10:03
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Ask your immigration attorney.

You can't rely on word of mouth or anything else.

• ハワイ育ち
• 2023/10/20 (Fri) 19:51
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You should have clarified what was needed first before writing. Everyone's situation is different, and even if you know, that person doesn't want to share the information they paid an immigration attorney to get for them with a stranger for free. I agree with Honolulu, you should consult an immigration attorney.

• SJDummy
• mail
• 2023/10/01 (Sun) 19:40
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You can stay for 90 days without a visa if you have a valid US passport （ one blank page ） for the duration of your stay, as described in the following website.
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/SouthKorea. html

• SJDummy
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 07:25
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I made a comment yesterday, but it seems to have disappeared, so I will make it again.
As explained in the following site, US passport holders can enter Korea for 90 days without a visa, no K-ETA required.
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/SouthKorea. html

• hama
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 13:00
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Thanks for letting us know ！.

• hama
• 2023/10/02 (Mon) 13:01
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Thanks for your reply ！

• ハワイアン
• 2023/04/21 (Fri) 23:17
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There are black companies that totally ignore training plans.
Like working 7 days a week. The profits made there are backed to the agents.

• ００
• 2023/04/30 (Sun) 00:05
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I have heard that many internships make you work for an hourly wage and hours
that you decide on at the beginning, without any relation at all.
Also, I've heard that people enter the workplace with the intention of learning a job, but are made to do something completely unrelated, or
are left alone and given responsibility. I hear things like that.
The most common thing I hear is that there are no holidays. The most common thing I hear is that they don't have time off.
Before coming to Hawaii from Japan, you should always ask the people at your workplace if you can work less than 8 hours a day and have 2 days off a week ？
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• グリーンカード保持者
• 2023/01/22 (Sun) 11:02
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I also applied for a green card while in the US, but I did not "marry and apply while in the US", so I think the case is different from GC's case.

I think this online forum is a good reference for the situation of other people who applied within the US.
https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/134-ir-1-cr-1-spouse-visa-case-filing-and-progress-reports/
The situation of others was very detailed at the time. I felt that it was a case-by-case basis as to when I could get a green card, as it depended greatly on how crowded the office where I applied was, and also on individual circumstances.

• こーの字
• 2023/01/22 (Sun) 14:10
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The following online form may also be a good approximation.
https://www.trackitt.com/usa-discussion-forums/usa-family-based

By the way, regarding #4, I used Advance Parole once, but I think the question was asked in a separate room. It was after about 2 weeks in Japan.

I am sure the process will be uneventful, but please don't spend too much time stressing over the processing time, which is the only thing the applicant cannot control.