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I am an American citizen and have been living in Rio since November when I went to visit my girlfriend and made a spontaneous decision to circumvent the impending NY winter and slowly move all my belongings to Brazil. I finally finished downsizing and all my things are in my apartment back in Rio so I鈥檇 like to think the hard part is over (haha). I鈥檓 currently back in NY (for the 6th time since December, real fun during the pandemic) trying to procure all the documents I鈥檓 going to need to present to the PF when that day comes. I鈥檝e gotten certified copies of my birth certificate which I will be sending off to be apostiled tomorrow and I was originally planning on going to have my fingerprints taken at USPS for the required background check but the closest location offering the fingerprinting service is in Jersey, which I would like to avoid if at all possible. I鈥檝e read conflicting information which I鈥檓 assuming is due to the change in law to streamline the process of applying for the stable union and similar visas about whether or not it鈥檚 acceptable to use an FBI approved channeler or this needs to be done directly with the fbi? Most of the information regarding channelers predates 2018 and several consulate sites state it鈥檚 not acceptable to use a channeler but I鈥檓 unsure if this is the same when applying for a stable union visa within Brasil and not a family reunification visa in the applicants country of origin? Secondly, when we were finally tying up everything and securing our new apartment, I wasn鈥檛 really thinking about the fact that my name didn鈥檛 appear on the lease. My signature is there as a witness but it鈥檚 only my girlfriends name that appears on the lease. I鈥檓 assuming this is going to present a problem and I won鈥檛 be able to use it to substantiate our claim of civil union?

I will be returning to Brasil tomorrow and have one more flight back here next month to collect the apostiled documents. There are currently 67 days remaining of my 180 day tourist limit so I just want to make sure I鈥檓 prepared and have everything in order to hopefully avoid flying back to the US again for the foreseeable future.