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Dashinka

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  1. Robby Starbuck is on it. Companies should not be getting into social politics. I was a bit surprised that Toyota corporate in Japan is allowing Toyota America to do what they are doing. It’s time to expose Toyota.
  2. You can tie the I130s together after they are approved and they both reach NVC. After one petition gets there, just wait for the second one to arrive, then submit the required documents for both, and request they be tied together and sent to the consulate together. Good Luck!
  3. She can inform the CO at the interview of any very recent travels since the applications was submitted. Good Luck!
  4. Just curious, who are you petitioning for? If F3, or F4, I can possibly see USCIS simply forgetting.
  5. A year??? Do you have a NOA showing the package was accepted?
  6. As @Boiler stated, you can always bring more evidence to the interview. Additionally, you are just setting up the marriage, I would not expect a joint account set up a few weeks ago to have much activity. Get the package submitted.
  7. You should be fine. For my wife and I, when she was adjusting, we actually set her up with a separate credit union account, but I put her as a co-owner on my account, and I am a co-owner on her account, but neither is a joint account. Good Luck!
  8. Yeah probably belongs here at least until Jack Smith amends his list of charges. Here is a little more of the comments on X.
  9. Just wow, TDS is so bad with this woman she doesn’t recognize her own hatred.
  10. I thought they were already closed. Regardless, KMart and Sears missed the boat as retail moved to a more online presence. Sears especially could have been bigger than Amazon if they had continued to evolve.
  11. Passport style photos are only required if applying for the N400 from overseas as the spouse of a U.S. service person.
  12. Will it? I am amazed at the folks that vote D even against their own best interest. It is the very definition of gaslighted.
  13. USCIS does not run that play, it would be ICE and the immigration courts. I am not really sure if USCIS employees can immediately be transferred to ICE type work as that is more of a LEO type of work. If anything will slow down USCIS more than it already is, it will be more unfettered paroles.
  14. I don’t foresee much changing relative to legal immigration routes regardless as to who is elected. Good Luck!
  15. Sorry about your recent predicament. Personally, I would be looking for a joint sponsor as a backup unless you can figure out how to manage the I864 on your own. Good Luck!
  16. So for an IR2 visa with the petitioner living overseas, the consulate will expect to see a plan for the petitioner to repatriate back to the U.S. with the eventual beneficiary. This is more common for an IR1 spousal visa, but it applies for an IR2 as well. Good Luck!
  17. Yes, the petitioner must always file their own I864 even if using a joint sponsor. Also, anyone providing an I864 has to show they are living legally in the U.S. as a USC or an LPR. Good Luck!
  18. Typically the petitioner for a family based or family reunification visa has to show plans they intend to live in the U.S. What visa class are you trying for? Do you have other qualifying relatives that can petition for you living in the U.S.?
  19. Then the interview should only focus on the N400 since she was already approved for the I751. Good Luck!
  20. Your husband will be applying for a spousal visa so in effect becomes the visa applicant. You are still the petitioner, but since the I130 has been approved, the process now moves to the beneficiary other than your requirement to provide the I864. It can be a little confusing, but in the end it is your husband, the beneficiary that is applying for an immigration benefit through your petition. I hope that helps a little. Good Luck!
  21. You can file the I90 to renew a 10 yr GC within 6 months of the expiration. Now of course in the case of the OP they are looking to remove conditions via the I751 and not renew a valid 10 yr GC, so it is not relevant to them, but they certainly could have seen mention of the 6 month window. To the OP, proceed as @Crazy Cat and @OldUser advised with the I751, do not file an I90, and do not follow any guidelines related to an I90 filing. Good Luck! You should file Form I-90 to renew your Permanent Resident Card if you were issued a card valid for 10 years that has either expired or will expire within the next 6 months. https://www.uscis.gov/i-90
  22. That is inconvenient for the Dems/left.
  23. ABC would save money on lawyers since they would not need to monitor the show real time with a cast of wild pigs.
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