How to ensure that money isn’t thrown away with denial letters?

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How to ensure that money isn’t thrown away with denial letters?

My fiance recently gained her citizenship to the US and wanted to petition her half sister (paternal) to the US we believe we must petition her father first. We are concerned about difficulties because he filed an affidavit after she received her green card to correct his last name, which was 1 letter off. He passed the incorrectly spelled name down to my fiance and her full blood brothers, yet passed his corrected last name on to the half-sister. The country involved is the Philippines.

Asked on September 22, 2012 under Immigration Law, Idaho

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Answered 11 years ago | Contributor

Your question as written is pretty hard to answer with respect to the visa application question you have concerning immigrating to the United States. I suggest that the best way to try and get your visa applications in order to to retain an immigration attorney in the United States to assist you in your attempts to get the visas you desire. Such would be the best way to hedge your bet in not wasting time and money in the applications desired to be submitted.


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