Mariam&Smith

I got a letter from NVC( national visa center ) start with " your immigration visa petition is now eligible for a further processing at the national visa center you will need the following identification number to carry out the nest step in the immigration process"

Your NVC case number YYE3434323

Your Invoice ID number : 4234324

Your Beneficiary ID number : 8232321

Dose that mean my PD is current ?

No your PD is not current. It is normal to get those reference numbers when you apply I-130 for relatives, who doesn't have a visa number available (you are one of them.) They will mail your spouse another one when your turn comes.

Call them back when your spouse becomes US citizen and provide one of those number to upgrade your case. Maintain your status meanwhile.

Wow, it looks like USCIS starts rolling NO INTERVIEW approvals for AOS. Congrats.

This was a response to a previous post. I was 3 in 1994 when my father was deported. He entered the country as an LPR after 9/11.

So your dad was granted LPR when he was outside of the States. OP's spouse is in the States currently, so there is no way he AOS inside the States. If you read thoroughly, their case is not simple at all.

All secondary evidences, you need commingling finances, banks lease bills insurance... Pictures, poems, facebook? I don't think so. If you don't have any means to build a family, how to live? Asking pocket money from mom?

Ditto to Nancy, no offend given but you need to work on communal evidences like banks, bills, and insurances. We are talking about immigration laws, not showing how you love each other with love poems and FB chat.

If you don't have much, they will understand because you're new married couple. But nothing at all... Good luck.

All you mention above are sufficient. Good luck.

Affidavits are secondary/ optional evidence, no need if your primary evidences are strong.

We didn't have any banking activities AT ALL. No problemo.

1-year Extension is a period he waits for ROC results (RFE/ Approval/ Denial/ Interview) everyone has it after sending in I-751. He can continue to work, travel with expired GC and that letter.

To track your case, you need another case number in biometrics appointment letter coming after extension letter. Please read what it says.

I read the whole document, Again. The OP mentioned that his friend didn't exceed the 6 months in his trips, I am not getting why you mention things that doesn't apply on this case !!!!! If you didn't have trips for more than 6 months you don't need to proof that you didn't break you contentious residence

all the issues arise when the applicant leaves more than 6 months

it's simple. They look if you have any trips for more than 6 months, if so then they will question that. if not then they will look if you spend 30 months on the states before the filing. if both condition applies then the applicant meets both residence requirement

As JimmyHou and NancyNguyen said, he will have a hard time to prove his continuous residence, it doesn't need him to be out of the States 6 months in one trip. The fact is that he was out of the country 10 months out of a years, so you call that continuous residence?

Nancy,

You got this wrong.

The F1 does not become invalid when he applies for AOS. He is asking to adjust his status from F-1 to LPR. How can his F-1 end before he gets a new status? It doesn't end. His adjustment will either be approved or denied. If it is approved, he goes from F-1 to LPR at that time. If it is denied, he does not lose his F-1 as long as he maintained it. His request to change his status is what is denied.

Furthermore, preconceived intent to immigrate alone is not a valid reason to deny an AOS of an Immediate Relative of a USC as long as the person did not lie at the POE.

The OP has already stated that he/she changed his/her mind after getting here. Don't seem to be any reason to doubt her.

At my AOS interview, IO said my F1 would be terminated if my AOS were denied, and I would have to either file appeal/motions or leave. But we got approved later in a month.

I received approval after 10 days since my response was delivered. No updates, no text, no email at all. It went straight to card production.

I am packing now, and by my window time, I will be in Texas for more than 3 months. I understand I would need to get a Texas ID to prove my residence there. Please notice I am not going to go there to settle down there. Thank you so much.

Hello, my N400 window time is Nov 2014. I am being offered at good job at my new company's branch in Houston for a year. My husband encourages me to take the offer, so I will go there by myself for that period. I am wondering if I can file marriage-based N400 in Houston, my permanent residence is in Los Angeles though. I still maintain my residence in LA, my husband will forward mails and everything to me. So if someone is experienced with the matter, could you please give me some insights about how I can proceed with the application? Will USCIS deny my N400 in fact we will not be living together by then? Thank you so much.

Thank you Nancy for detailed write up.

Varicella is marked not routinely available, which means they did not get that vaccination. The flu vaccination should have been marked as not flu season, because it is age appropriate. It is not flu season, so it is not needed though.

Varicella needs to be marked off as having been administered on the date given, or a VH for varicella history, if they had the chickenpox before. So, they need to find a civil surgeon that will do just the vaccinations and not insist on a new medical that is not required. They need to get the varicella shot, or have the civil surgeon mark off VH for having had the chickenpox already in the past.

On the supplement form (not attached), it is marked Varicella HAS DISEASE BEFORE so I don't know it will help?

Firstly, I am sorry if this comes off harsh, I am just in awe of the disrespect for your brothers wife and the of the sanctity of their marriage that your "brother" has shown.

From what I understand:

1) Your "brother" had an affair and sham marriage to a woman from Paris while married to a USC.

2) Your "brother" wants his American wife to continue the ROC paperwork and you think she will because she is "nice", even after she knows about the affair and possibility of a child with the other woman.

3) You are not sure whether your "brother" will return to Paris or stay in the US, it seems this is dependent on "his" GC status/ citizenship status? and then he plans to eventually move back to France with the other wife, claim the child and presumably come back to the US so the child can have US citizenship?

Is that all correct?

If it is your 1)Number 3 point, underlined above makes your brother's situation seem like fraud. 2) In my opinion what your "brother" sister-in-law needs to know before she files any paperwork, there may be possible legal/ costly ramifications if she does not know; also the child may add to household size for your paperwork and if your "brother" says he is unaware of any child that he has and lies to the US then it may be considered material misrepresentation.

By the way, how do you know so much about what your brother plans to do? What his wife plans to do and what his second wife plans to do? If you don't, you are just speculating and it would be best if your "brother" were posting on here with the facts instead of the "whatifs".

Britt

He never says about the removal of condition. He just confessed to me about the mess he made over there, he even wants to confess to my sis-in-law. And like Vanessa answered, I will tell him about the divorce so he can move on on his path. They have properties and business so I believe to prove they are in good faith is not difficult.

Folks there is no BIGAMY,NO FRAUD here, the guy had a religious ceremony in France, and as I said before all marriages performed in FRANCE to be valid in USA must be performed by a French civil authority (a city councilor or mayor)!!!!!!!

He told me it was not even religious, it was a party with like 10 friends.

Well I will seriously talk to him about this situation. It is really a messy situation. Thank you so much.

And to someone, I believe an affair is not a fraud here.

I think she's thinking that if he "didn't know" back then then it's not a problem.. but it STILL shows that he had an affair with someone else that resulted in a child. Sure people aren't required to disclose their affairs, but if she write on the birth cert that he's the daddy, or she knows his name/detail well enough to "find" him to tell him later... it looks suss.

When in doubt... disclose. Better than to be accused of lying!

I don't know Vanessa or Tony answering me, but you really put someone's shoes into your feet. Yes, for example, Mr A went to Paris, had an affair, he came back to the US. The affair lover decided to be single mom without telling him. 5 years later (when he is divorce and single) he comes back to Paris and finds out he has a baby from last affair. He is responsible so he will take responsibility of the lover and the child. This is my concern.

I don't quite understand "what if" here. The fact is that he already knows, so there is no "what if".

Omitting the child now in your brother's immigration paperwork would be material misinterpretation. A big no no...

I know my brother is well aware of the situation. I am asking everyone that "what if", assuming it is not applicable to my brother. According to http://travel.state.gov/law/family_issues/birth/birth_593.html , he can claim the baby (out of wedlock) ASAP and the child needs to be under 18 to do so.

He NEEDS to declare the child on his paperwork. Failing to do so could result in trouble later... i.e. lying on the forms that he doesn't have a child when he does.

Ok Vanessa&Tony, I am thankful for your fair comments. What if he didn't know about the child existence until way later. I read somewhere, in that case, a DNA test or something will be required.

Well I don't know what to say now. He is gonna confess to her. Ok let say the baby is the result of an affair, and my brother is a responsible man, he will take responsibility, maybe way later.

why would we possibly feel sorry for him? seriously???? He married another woman..while married to an american citizen and all he is worried about is his green card. This is fraud...and I hope he gets caught...just sayin'

He won't say anything about green card, if you read carefully. They have 2 properties, one business in Ohio together so it is not fraud or anything. Sentiment does happen if you are a listener. He just expressed, if way later then, will he be able to claim the baby when his/her birthday is when he is till in a marriage here. Please understand it is an affair in my point of view.

And my sis-in-law told me last time, even if their relationship would end, she would wait until my brother finishes his immigration thing (THIS is why I told you how grateful I am to my sis-in-law, she is not mean or vicious...) And if my brother would file anything for my friend, it would be way later everything here is finished (4 5 years or longer if it should be) Until then, you think everything is gonna be fine. Let look at his relationship there was an affair. Please share your feeling.