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  1. Lemonslice
    In addition to the good advice already provided, your local library or community center might have English Talk Time, or a similar program, where she could practice her skills. In my town, they also do mock citizenship interviews. I am sure she will appreciate your support. Best of luck to you two!
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    It's ok if you don't have the barcode, just make sure to clearly identify yourself, and why you're sending the documents/who requested them.
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    The onus is on you to demonstrate to them the value of your assets, that they are liquid, etc. No 401k, IRA, anything else more traditional to show them? Otherwise, the joint sponsor solution is certainly the easiest solution.
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    USCIS told them: who/how exactly? The call centre agent? They got a letter?
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    I've provided similar screenshots for some of my evidence. Seemed to have been accepted, since I was approved.
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    The document has been updated since 2017. https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/assets/documents/2023-Nov/Carrier Information Guide ENGLISH.pdf Which documents did your permanent resident spouse present at boarding?
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    Look at the ita matrix,or Skyscanner, to see the calendar of cheapest flights. Return tickets are usually cheaper than one-ways, but not always. Consider leaving/arriving at other airports in the area.
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    Thanks for the update.
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    Not sure which visa you're pursuing, but if it's family reunification, you might want to check if they could move to you/the requirements to do so. Best of luck.
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    Read the first point: You are opposed to all vaccinations in any form– a waiver may not be granted if you only object to specific vaccinations;
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    Remove all vaccines requirements? I don't see that ever happening. The list will evolve, depending on available vaccines/actively spread diseases. ETA: you can search vaccine waiver to read about others' experience. It seems to add about year to the process.
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    it will help others answer your question. https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=450122
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    Did the doctor tell him it was required for him during the medical exam? Required vaccines are different depending on age/prior immunizations received.
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    To add to that: tax law can get very complicated, and with large assets/transactions, it might be worth it to consult with an accountant/fiscal lawyer/expert to advise on all possible implications/costs.
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    Some non-profit organizations are offering very low interest rate loans (1%) for people in your situation. Do not delay filing because you are unable to afford it, ask family, a friend, or look up for such a non-profit. Best of luck.
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    North of Lake Champlain (VT/NY), in Canada. Bats appeared from... the trees, I think? ... and my cats never miss a nap!
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    Had the total eclipse for about 3 minutes 30, partial 3ish hours. Total eclipse was amazing, bats came out! 🦇🦇🦇 🌑 Cats napped, as usual.
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    It is really unfortunate, but ultimately, it was her responsibility to file years ago... The process is overly bureaucratic, long, expensive, and all, and we can all complain about that... but it is still on us to follow their rules. Wishing a quick process from now on.
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    Depending on the age/health of your parents, a few hours/days stay might be best. Mini-vacation...
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    Since you had lawyers recommending you to wait before renewing, I suggest you ask them if there is a way for you to travel now, or if you just stay put until then.
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    When would they be able to move to the USA?
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    I am not sure why my brain misread this as a K1 preparation. OP, please forget that part of my answer!
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    99.9% sure that the land entry agent won't even know/notice that the card has been ordered. The documents you have are valid, travel safe! [In Canada right now, got a nice 30 cm of fresh snow yesterday!]
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    I wouldn't submit 36 months of full statements, unless you think your relationship looks very suspicious. If you want to submit some in their entirety, I'd do oldest, than quarterly, and the last three to six months. You guys aren't even married, that type of evidence is usually not required. On another note, you can usually select the type of documents you want your scanner to create, and very large PDF files can be reasonably small in size. Might even be easier to downloads then directly from your financial institution than to scan them.
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    Moving away to tax-land soon! I'll think of you!
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