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pushbrk

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  1. Yes. Police reports are accepted up to two years from issue.
  2. And if that is the case, you simply apply for their passports.
  3. No harm in typing "Nickname XXXyyy..." but not really necessary either. His social media accounts will be asked about on the actual visa application at the NVC stage. Since I'm called by my middle name, I entered "Goes by Middle LAST" on my form. I thought it was a good idea then. Certainly no harm in it.
  4. The question is about visiting TO the USA, not other countries or visiting in general.
  5. They are additional documentation, not required for all I-130 filings, but definitely ALL filings for spouse. Be sure to include cover to cover of the Gong Zheng Chu documents.
  6. What to upload is made clear in the I-130 instructions you can download separately. Stick with official instructions. Your spouse's Notarial Birth Certificate will be needed at the next stage. Notarial Divorce decrees for spouse and certified copies of divorce decrees for petitioner are required with the petition. Of course, the form itself asks about the former spouse's name and date of divorce for both of you.
  7. Don't know why you would need a new account.
  8. Your wife can come without the kids and they can follow, or you can contact the Consulate to delay your wife's interview until the children's cases catch up. Best time to have done this was while your wife's case was still at NVC. Too late for that.
  9. Your details and the details of my answer are important in this context. If she has a visa that allows her to live and work in Singapore, then that is her country of residence. What's her status in Singapore? All the details matter. Is she working "OFW" (Ask her) on a "contract" or is she just a regular employee.
  10. Joint sponsor and household member are two separate "roles". If your mother's income is sufficient to qualify on her own, it's best she be a joint sponsor. Follow the I-864 instructions for joint sponsor.
  11. This is the correct answer. Whether she needs a visa, or even can get one very much depends on a number of things including her country of citizenship though. "Asia" is not a country.
  12. You can request, but when the financial loss is because of your failure to file or failure to do your research, expect a no. Costs nothing to try.
  13. No reason to delay starting the process. Be aware they will have your original file, and know exactly the reason you gave them for withdrawing your petition the first time.
  14. Already answered. There is no Consulate shopping. Only exceptions are there are sometimes multiple options when country of citizenship or residency does not have an immigrant visa unit. Russia has three options. Iran two. Some more have a single Consulate that covers their country. Otherwise, interviews are in country citizenship or residence only,
  15. Unless your letter says otherwise, you must pay the current fee.
  16. It should be noted that the skin test produces many false positives. The sputum test may show the skin test was false. The above post is a worst case scenario.
  17. Interviews can only be held in country of citizenship or country of actual residence.
  18. Does something at this link apply to you? Seems it's Tuberculosis related. https://fam.state.gov/fam/09FAM/09FAM050410.html
  19. If that's the whole story, it's nothing at all to worry about.
  20. Then it is probably not anything but a backlog due to the last minute rush.
  21. You already have the correct instruction. That's why I asked the source. You do as they say at that link.
  22. Don't reschedule the interview. Go to the interview, and they will wait for the medical results are complete to issue the visa. Were you instructed otherwise? By whom?
  23. Correct, but it is still important to use a computer and Adobe products. Also important to input in order, so that following fields are activated or deactivated.
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