Dashinka

Fair point.

Well you need to sort out what the future will be with your marriage. Is it over, or is there a fix. If leaning toward divorce, I would file for divorce, request an I751 divorce waiver, and withdraw the N400 as you cannot use the 3 yr rule in your case. If reconciliation is an option, look at counseling. Good Luck!

I agree. Seems a lot of immigration related events in a relatively short period of time. To the OP, are you certain she entered the US on a B2 rather than a K1? This makes a big difference on whether she can AOS through you.

I agree with @Marieke H, but if you just recently filed, you may want to re-evaluate the benefit of the K1 vs a spousal visa. Good Luck!

I thought I was somewhat pessimistic, but honestly, I would take this as a good sign that when she is having a bad day, she is looking for some sunshine.

Pelmini

Assuming the husband of the sister that has now refused to be a co-sponsor.

A defense for getting a UIP?

I was thinking exactly the same thing. Just don’t pee in your diesel fuel tank.

Generally, the I693 is not provided to the intending immigrant, but they should have received a copy of the DS3025. My now wife got a copy of the 3025 back in 2014, but it is possible things are different now. That being said, the I693 and DS3025 should have been transferred by the consulate to USCIS, so you should be good there. The hangup would be if the DS3025 was not marked as complete. I would sift through whatever papers your now wife brought with her when she arrived, to see if the DS3025 is in there. As to the interview, you should be fine, but if the copy of the DS3025 is not marked as complete, the worst case would be getting another RFE to complete it which more than likely would require another complete medical exam by a civil surgeon as most will not simply do just the vaccinations. Good Luck! I am going to move this to the AOS forum as you may receive more responses there.

The visa is based on the interview date, but as @S2N stated, the LPR status, conditional or regular, is based on the date of admission (start of LPR status). If you are close to the 2 year mark on your marriage, wait to enter on the spousal visa after the second wedding anniversary, and you will be entitled to a 10 yr GC regardless as to the class printed on the visa. Yes, CBP may not catch it, so you can politely let them know, but even if for some reason the GC comes with only 2 yr validity, you can file an I90 for free to correct USCIS’s error. So I will stress again, @Crazy Cat can also emphasize, if you are near your second wedding anniversary, and the visa will remain valid until after that wedding anniversary, do everything you can to enter the U.S. after that second wedding anniversary date. Good Luck!

So very true. Another winner by the now second worst President.

Understandable. Congrats on 15 years as an LPR!

I agree with @Neonred, I love the amusement! Don’t take the razzing as the need to stop. Of course I am fairly drunk right now, but I was also a firefighter back in the 90’s if that explains anything.

Just curious, why not naturalization?

It is amazing how many people’s only understanding of immigration stems from watching “The Proposal” or 90 Day Fiancé or its spinoffs.

Absolutely, and this appears to be the basis for the MS/synchronized media for saying he was here legally. I haven’t heard of the legal status deportation order, blocking a single country status.

To clarify, he applied for asylum which was denied by an IJ and upheld by BIA. Also, yes, there is an active order of deportation on him, but also a removal stay specific to El Salvador, but not any other country to my knowledge. With asylum claim denied, and entering the U.S. without inspection, I do not see a pathway for him to become legal inside the U.S. what I am unclear of is can a new asylum claim be entered after one was denied? I suppose yes, if the circumstances have changed.

The gift that keeps on giving. Unfortunately. Killer whose death sentence was commuted by Biden is indicted for first-degree murder of 12-year-old girl https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14620741/death-row-commuted-Biden-murder-child.html

So Van Hollen could not throw his weight around in El Salvador to see a citizen of El Salvador? It seems this winner was an accused wife beater as well. My how the Democrats will use somebody for politics. https://www.foxnews.com/politics/maryland-man-kilmar-abrego-garcia-exposed-police-records-violent-repeat-wife-beater https://x.com/libsoftiktok/status/1912651317975064908/photo/1

Wait, I thought the UK was fully woke. Does this mean all those prosecutions/detainments for misgendering someone will go away?

You can do this on your own, but the IO may review the past immigration related activities, so an attorney might help ease your mind. It really depends on how comfortable your are with possibly reliving and answering questions about what was undoubtedly a painful period. Good Luck!

Anecdotal, but my wife and I also found this the easiest process compared to K1, AOS and ROC. We are not sure, but I believe it helped that my wife had her I751 pending when she had her N400/I751 combo interview. Since our IO in Detroit had my wife’s I751 package in front of her, and I was also present supporting my wife, the IO did not ask for any of the marriage information my wife had with her (back in 2018, there was no requirement to upload all that information, it was only required for the interview). Also, the IO conducted a very brief, less than 5 minutes, I751 interview with us to verify the I751 info, and update any info from the filing date about 1.5 years earlier. Overall, your plan seems solid, you should be fine. Just a note, Detroit moves pretty fast, so when you do get your interview notice, if the I751 is still pending, upload a note requesting a combo interview. Good Luck!

Couldn’t pass this up.