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Dashinka

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  1. There have been instances where a consulate has asked for an I864A from the spouse of the sponsor or joint sponsor even if the spouse is not employed particularly when the sponsor or joint sponsor files taxes jointly. Probably best to have the spouse fill out and I864A. Good Luck!
  2. I think you mean this. To the OP, this may come into play depending on your timeline. You say the child will be born in October, when is the visa interview? 9 FAM 201.2-3 IMMIGRANT TRAVEL WITHOUT A VISA (CT:VISA-1471; 02-09-2022) a. An unexpired immigrant visa (IV), reentry permit, or other valid entry document is required of an immigrant under INA 212(a)(7) except as indicated below. b. Waiver for Certain Children Not Required to Obtain Visas: (1) Child Born After the Issuance of Parent's Visa: A child born after the issuance of a visa to an accompanying parent who will arrive in the United States with the parent and apply for admission during the period of validity of the visa issued to the parent is not required to obtain an immigrant visa. (2) Child Born to an LPR: A child born of a Lawful Permanent Resident mother during a temporary visit abroad is not required to obtain an immigrant visa if (a) seeking admission within 2 years of birth; and (b) accompanied by either parent, who is applying for readmission upon first return after the birth of the child. The accompanying parent must be found admissible for the accompanying child to be eligible for admission without an immigrant visa. (3) Requiring Reentry Document of Child’s Parent: The provisions of 9 FAM 201.2-3 paragraph b(1) and b(2) above apply only if the noncitizen parent is in possession of a valid Form I-551, a valid reentry permit, refugee travel document (lawful permanent resident only), an SB-1 visa, or other appropriate documentation consistent with 8 CFR 211.1(a). With respect to 22 CFR 42.1(d), it is irrelevant whether the visa issued to the accompanying parent is an initial visa or a replacement visa. (4) Evidence of Parent-Child Relationship: Parents must present the child's birth certificate or other evidence of parentage for the child to qualify under the provisions of 9 FAM 201.2-3 paragraph b(1) and (b)(2) above. https://fam.state.gov/FAM/09FAM/09FAM020102.html
  3. You should be able to add the 4th child at the interview if that have arrived by then. Good Luck!
  4. In your case your household size would be 1, so you can request a reduced fee based on only your income. Good Luck!
  5. Good point. To the OP, are you currently inside the US?
  6. Ahh, now the leftist media can talk about this. I wonder if they know the internet exists. I also wonder if Morning Joe S. will also be writing a book?
  7. Except in the minds of those afflicted by TDS. Heard some little known band was heading to Europe for a tour, and CBP detained their drummer due to an outstanding warrant. The reactions of the leftist media were immediate, predictable, and of course wrong. It was not an immigration issue and had nothing to do with this guy being an LPR (same thing could have happened if he was a USC). It was not ICE conducting a raid on a plane, it was simply a law enforcement agency not allowing a USC/LPR to leave the country when there is an active felony warrant on said person. On a side note, by co-worker just took a trip to Iran to visit his mother and family. I asked him if he had any trouble returning to the US. Not one issue arose, no secondary inspection, nothing out of the ordinary. He is a naturalized USC, but carries two passports.
  8. What did the RFE ask for specifically? Can you share a copy of the RFE with personal information redacted?
  9. Are you the petitioner? Assuming yes, your only options are the I864 or the I864EZ (if your circumstances allow). Good Luck!
  10. Doesn't check the right boxes for that "big top" party. I would rather see him out front spouting his divisive rhetoric though.
  11. I agree, about waiting it out. In four months the three years will be done, and you can likely schedule an interview for around that time, and avoid the I601 delay. Good Luck!
  12. Moved back to the K1 Process & Procedures forum as the OP clarified they are pursuing a K1.
  13. OK, no moderator needed. Just click on your profile picture (nice doggy by the way!), and choose EDIT PROFILE, there you can scroll down and change your Immigration Status to K1. Good Luck!
  14. Ok, so no numerical limitations on a K1 from any country (apologies, I assumed F1 based on your profile, I will notify a moderator and see if they can change it for you). That being said, K1's can be tough in Morocco. I will tag @JeanneAdil as both of them may be helpful here. Good Luck!
  15. 23,400 per year for F1. I do not believe there are country limits for family based. Good Luck! https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/Statistics/Immigrant-Statistics/WEB_Annual_Numerical_Limits - FY2025.pdf Moved to NVC forum.
  16. You may need it again in the future, but right now you should be fine with ignoring it. There are always ways to reactivate it in the future. Good Luck! https://www.uscis.gov/tools/uscis-tools-and-resources/online-account-and-technical-support
  17. Good luck! I am moving this to the Military specific forum since it is more about N400 under those specific rules.
  18. He can always try for the B2, but approval will depend on his specific case and current ties to India. It won't harm his F2A case assuming he does not mis-represent himself on the DS160. Good Luck!
  19. OK, now it makes sense as it would negate the need to file an I90 to renew a 10yr GC. I suspect the folks with 2yr GCs would have to use the I751 extension letter.
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