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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
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20 hours ago, Marion Defoyer said:

Hey,

 

I’m filling my form I-485 and I have to be honest and add my 2 traffic offenses. They are minor (expired license plate and address not updated on my drivers license) could that affect me negatively?

 

Thank you!!

 

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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1 minute ago, Marion Defoyer said:

I’m in earnest! What makes you think that it’s not a big deal?

Because they don't give a ratsass about minor moving violations.  Nothing you mention give rise to a crime involving moral turpitude 

YMMV

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I’m currently filling an AOS and when we file i will be under my J-1 visa “grace period”

 

“During this 30-day grace period, participants are no longer in J-visa status, and are under the jurisdiction of the USCIS. The USCIS grants this period to allow participants to settle their affairs and to prepare to return to their home countries.”

 

Then, on the form I-485 the #24 is “what is your current immigration status.”

 

What should i answer to that?

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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32 minutes ago, Marion Defoyer said:

 it doesn’t apply. in the thread her husband is a greencard holder. in my case my husband is a US citizen and overstay is fine. :)

Then you simply put "out of status" or if you want to be more descriptive then "j1 grace period."

YMMV

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How to prove that my wife added me as an authorized user to her credit cards? Should we scan the credit cards? Should we look on the website of the banks to see if it’s displayed? 

The problem is, my wife has multiple people as authorized user and we don’t want to display all the names, would it be OK to edit de pictures so we show to immigration that i’m an authorized user? I don’t want them to think we’re hiding anything, but also we don’t want to display infos of other people!

 

Maybe you guys can help us! 

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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10 minutes ago, Marion Defoyer said:

How to prove that my wife added me as an authorized user to her credit cards? Should we scan the credit cards? Should we look on the website of the banks to see if it’s displayed? 

The problem is, my wife has multiple people as authorized user and we don’t want to display all the names, would it be OK to edit de pictures so we show to immigration that i’m an authorized user? I don’t want them to think we’re hiding anything, but also we don’t want to display infos of other people!

 

Maybe you guys can help us! 

Scan the front of the credit card(it should be same card number, same exp date, and different name).

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