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Delays in NVC processing?
Dashinka replied to londoner2025's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures
This is why I asked about the consulate as NVC will only trigger that if the specific consulate can take on the workload. -
Delays in NVC processing?
Dashinka replied to londoner2025's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures
Which consulate? NVC does not really do anything with an I129F package other than route it to the specific consulate, but it can be held up there depending on the consulate workload. -
Just curious, when you made your request what evidence did you use to make the case? I know you made the request via the contact system, so no evidence was physically submitted, but reading the instructions, it shows justification is needed. Also, since you are filing for them normally (not attempting a refugee application), expedited processing is usually granted for issues related to the petitioner. I realize this situation is different, and your request is based on emergency humanitarian grounds, but those can require a high bar. You can try a lawyer, they may be able to offer some ideas to get the expedite approved, but remember, getting an expedite does not mean a petition will be approved in record time, it just moves it to a different line behind all the petitions that have an approved expedite. Good Luck! You generally need to justify your expedite request with evidence. When communicating with the Contact Center, you will be asked about supporting documentation. You should be prepared to supply this to the office processing your case.
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Sure, you can pursue a K1 she can come and get married, and leave prior to filing an AOS package, then you would pursue a spousal visa for her and IR2’s for the children assuming they are all minors when you marry. Sounds like a lot of money and paperwork, maybe look at getting married first anywhere, and then pursue the spousal visa. Good Luck!
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I think the story is more about these sanctuary cities, counties, states not cooperating with ICE thereby forcing ICE out in the greater community to find the person of interest and anyone else caught in those actions are subject to deportation as well. Maybe sanctuary policies need to be re-considered.
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If you live and work in Croatia right now, then that should be your current address with your Albanian address being listing in the second section.
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Request Expedited Request
Dashinka replied to Pmsm's topic in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America
I am sympathetic to the issues the OP is dealing with relative to their health, but I am uncertain what is being asked here? The OP says a sibling filed an I130 in 2018 for what I presume is an eventual F4, the person in question is currently in the US with what might be a withholding of removal order. What exactly is the OP asking for? Since they did not file the I130, they cannot request an expedite based on their condition. The F4 category is far from current, so the existing I130 is just collecting dust right now. Not seeing much that can be done immigration wise. To the OP, I feel for what you are dealing with, and hopefully the outcome is more positive that what the Drs. say, but I am not seeing anything you can do to help your son's situation unless you actually file an I130 for him yourself. The I130 your daughter filed cannot be transferred to you. Good Luck! -
A Tense Poland Votes as the World Watches
Dashinka replied to TBoneTX's topic in Current Events and Hot Social Topics
So you are saying people need to vote for who the elite want us to vote for? Maybe it is a case of folks waking up to the mechanizations of the likes of the WEF and Klaus Schwab. -
Is there any name differences between the expired GC and the Spanish passport? If yes, take a copy of the marriage certificate, if not, then your list of documents is fine. You might also keep a copy of the CBP carrier guide to help if questioned by any airline employees. You can do Spanish and English if desired. Good Luck! https://www.cbp.gov/document/guides/carrier-information-guide
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A Tense Poland Votes as the World Watches
Dashinka replied to TBoneTX's topic in Current Events and Hot Social Topics
Why were the Poles tense? Was it rather the elite Pro-EU "progressives" that were tense? I suspect like in other EU countries, these folks will try and negate the election. Democracy! -
I agree, you can correct any issues on the I485 at the interview, and in fact the IO will review your answers at the interview under oath, so as @TBoneTX said, bring it up first thing (my wife had a similar situation on her N400 with a red light ticket, brought it up first thing, and it was a non-issue). As to proof, didn't you have a German police report for your K1? If so, use that assuming it showed the violations. If not, you need to try and get proof of the citations for your interview. Good Luck!
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I agree, I am curious what his basis was for getting a work permit after overstaying his B2 entry.
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I-485 Denial
Dashinka replied to Abbiemay427's topic in Adjustment of Status (Green Card) from K1 and K3 Family Based Visas
OK, so I would not mess with the I290B, and refile a new I485 package and include a joint sponsor along with their separate I864 and accompanying evidence. Good Luck! -
I-485 Denial
Dashinka replied to Abbiemay427's topic in Adjustment of Status (Green Card) from K1 and K3 Family Based Visas
Need more clarity here. Do you meet the financial requirements to sponsor him on an I864 all by yourself? -
Proof of citizenship certification
Dashinka replied to Tesla 89's topic in US Citizenship General Discussion
With the lack of specific dates, can you clarify, was she a minor (under 18) when you naturalized? Assuming she was, she is already a USC, and can apply for a US passport using your naturalization certificate. As @OldUser stated, she can also file the N600 to obtain her own naturalization certificate, but I would pursue the US passport first. Good Luck!