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  • Birthday 05/28/1967

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  1. You could do either, but I would think the I90 route would be the easiest as long as you can get the information you need. Good Luck!
  2. Even hiring a lawyer will require you to do the legwork with respect to gathering the documents needed to file. You will need all the divorce decrees to file for new spouse. As to your first husband if he knows his A Number that should be fine, you shouldn't need all the documents you used to file for him all those years ago. Good Luck!
  3. Let’s Go Brandon! Laken Riley's father says suspect 'might not have been here' if border was secure https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/laken-rileys-father-says-suspect-might-not-have-been-here-if-border-was-secure/ar-BB1k6rQU
  4. I doubt it, the bar is way to high. It might be in Trump's best interest to walk away from the cesspool that is NYC. Maybe open his buildings up for illegal immigrants before the state confiscates the properties.
  5. Gotta love it when a political prosecutor can crash a business for a "crime" that has no victims. This smacks of the need for making these "public servants" legally liable for their actions while in office.
  6. And Obama says he wishes we could return to the time when there was only a select few media outlets.
  7. I guess Ms. James found a way to confiscate property of those she disagrees with politically.
  8. The I130A will need to be filled out and uploaded with the online application for the I130. It is probably best to fill out the I130A first before starting the I130 application. Good Luck!
  9. Good Old Petulant Joe Scarborough at it again. Where does Mika keep his manhood?
  10. Has the system updated to "Issued" yet?
  11. It is interesting they don’t mention the Ted Kennedy gambit with the USSR in the early 80’s. Hmm, a prominent Democrat colluding with the Russians. I wonder if this is where Hillary learned her tactics. https://www.forbes.com/2009/08/27/ted-kennedy-soviet-union-ronald-reagan-opinions-columnists-peter-robinson.html?sh=6d752fae359a
  12. I have found that the G1145 is a bit flaky, but I believe it should trigger at the same time that the NOA receipt is generated. Good Luck! Also, I reported this thread to the moderators to move it to the AOS from a Visitor Visa forum.
  13. Overall, with a valid AP you should not have any issue with CBP. The biggest issues I have heard of is with airlines not recognizing AP as a valid form for entering the U.S. here are a couple of links that may be helpful. The CBP Carrier Guide clearly lists the AP Card (form I-512) as acceptable to board someone to the U.S., so it is a good idea to have a copy of the guide with you when traveling. Good Luck! https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/assets/documents/2023-Nov/Carrier Information Guide ENGLISH.pdf
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