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Relative has a reentry permit that expired ~2 years ago. Their physical green card is still valid. I am aware of the resident status impact. Relative was stuck overseas due to caring for a chronically ill relative and other family related obligations.

Some have posted that they were able to board and travel to the US. The question is, what are the chances that they would be allowed entry? I am aware that they can have an immigration judge decide what their status would be, but the issue is that entry may simply be denied? Is SB-1 a better option?

Hi to everyone I need your emergency help !

I married with my white American wife in 2015 in islamabad/ pakistan we did court marriage because of some reason after one year I had interview at islamabad embassy . interview went mix good and bad because lack of marriage pics here in our culture marriages are very traditional and full of joy and we treat like family event and gathering but in our case we had few of our pics in short counsler gave me 221g page submitted evidence w2 certificate and w2 tax returns which I was not able to submitted on the time after six months ours case has been send back to nvc .

After that so much things happens we both busy on our life and faced covid she got sick there and I was busy with my life in working and did my MBA now In 2025 after 10 years we want to submit out case again we just met once at married after that we did not see each other's physically

kindly advise us that now we have to start over again ? It more doffult now or we get any compensation they will treat our case the same way they did last time . We have to organize our marriage ceremony as traditional way or there is not need for marriage ceremony or more family photos and personal photos kindly advise us what we have to do in this stage after 10 years . I am so worried any your small advise will be very very helpful thank you so much !!

Hi members ,

spouse became a US citizen on 12/6/2022 and I became a LPR on 12/9/2022 . Can I apply for naturalization after 9/10/2025 under 90 day rule or do I need to wait until 12/6/2025.

thanks much

Hi everyone! Looking for some opinions/ anyone with experience with this seemingly gray area..

I will be entering via k1 visa at the end of September. My physical last day is in a few days, but the official last day according to the schedule is actually in October. I work for a place that offers a yearly 'mental health week' where you can choose to book a whole week off and get paid; it is treated as a PTO. My job cannot be done remotely (think Restaurant), so technically when I enter the States, I will be still an employee, but I will not be performing any work (taking that mental health week). My paycheck would include days after my entry (those PTO days).

Would that be considered unauthorized work? I worry that during AOS it will look suspicious that I-94 shows September entry but last day of work is in October. Or should I treat my last day at work as my last physically-worked day?
What do you guys think? Am I overthinking or should I ask for my official last day to be before departure?

Thank you in advance!

Hello!

I have a question for form I-864. My husband is a disabled Veteran and we've received an RFE regarding the Affidavit of Support. It says they can't confirm if his income is above the poverty guidelines. Since the amount we added is only the annual amount he receives for the year (above 125% poverty guidelines), how can we reflect that in the form?

Initially, on this part, we checked retired and added the his annual income. Or should we have checked unemployed instead and indicated $0 on the annual income since VA benefits are tax-free and he is not required to file for W2.

Should we add the VA benefits amount in Part 7 instead and submit the evidences? Thank you for your help. We greatly appreciate it.