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  1. arken
    If your income is low enough, you (not them) qualify for EITC. Of course EITC increases if you have them as dependents on your tax return.
  2. arken
    Read the IF condition first. You are not applying for naturalization as the spouse of a USC.
  3. arken
    If you and your wife will be filing the joint return, the minor kids can be claimed as dependents even if they immigrate on December.
  4. arken
    While he may be able to enter US using the AP after you give it to him, it's best to file for new i485 since the current i485 is now considered abandoned.
  5. arken
    The CO will either ask in local language or have a translator so don't worry about them not speaking english. Questions like what's your son doing there? How did he get the GC/citizenship? are normal.
  6. arken
    Her fiance will provide her (the petitoner's) address where he intends to live so there is no issue of address msmatch.
  7. arken
    No issues. There is no port of entry designated for your fiance that you are thinking of as "different POE". POEs are simply spread-out so one can enter US from different areas.
  8. arken
    Judging by EB2 not being current, you seem to be from India. If so, Through EB2: can file for AOS (GC) in 2-3 years if no retrogression. Through Parents: ~ 14 years from i130 filing date Through siblings: ~ 17 years from i130 filing date. There is no expedite when PD isn't current.
  9. arken
    Yes, i130 by the USC. Their age and their parents' i130s are not relevant. The USC can file i130 for any siblings whether 1 yr old or 70 yr old at any time. No need to wait but it makes sense the parents, once become LPR, file petition for their children for relatively faster immigration.
  10. arken
    Have your beneficiaries update your address which will be their US address at the interview. Provide the new address again at POE.
  11. arken
    Whose passport?
  12. arken
    Nothing wrong, just the mood of the CO and a bit of luck missing both of which is not in your control.
  13. arken
    The petition processing time has nothing to do with the beneficiary's nationality.
  14. arken
    If the kids were born out of wedlock, they are USCs now. The children don't need to step a foot into the US soil to be USCs as long as the parent is eligible to transmit it to them. It seems to be the case here. Best is to apply for CRBA and US passport for kids at the US embassy.
  15. arken
    Technical glitch has created problems for several N400 filers by showing they filed one day earlier than the 90th early filing day. So until resolves that it's better to file several days later to be on the safe side.
  16. arken
    If your wife wants the GC under married name, just fill out the forms using the married name. The marriage certificate is enough for the new name proof. Regarding filing, if you file i130 online, include i130 receipt notice in the i485 package when mailing. OR mail i130/i485 all in one package. Don't forget to file for EAD/AP as well.
  17. arken
    Check you i94 online. https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search
  18. arken
    Even if N400 interview occurs first, nothing to lose but only gain even if there's no combo interview. One saves the entire N400 processing time by filing for it once eligible rather than waiting for i751 approval first. Even if one files for N400 under 3 yr rule only after i751 approval but gets separated or divorced while it is pending, it will be denied and has to refile under 5 yr rule anyway. I don't see a point of not filing once eligible if one is planning to become the USC.
  19. arken
    So you are sure your USC spouse has never lived even for a year or two in the US at any time in her life before the birth of the older child. If she has, the kids are USCs already and uscis or the embassy might deny the petition/visa for them suspecting they are USCs. Otherwise, like others said i130 for each person is the way to go.
  20. arken
    So you already filed for the tax return. Just bring that and the previous one during the interview. The interview scheduling is not related to the tax return filing status.
  21. arken
    Even after getting preference treatment by the embassy in scheduling the interview, i truly hope you don't lose your immigration chance by yourself, you have no one to blame but you this time. Note that they cannot issue the visa until your medical is complete or you have approval for vaccination waivers. The visa must be issued by Sep 30.
  22. arken
    Keep calling/emailing the embassy. OP is literally asking about when the interview can occur.
  23. arken
    Renew the passport the moment you are eligible and take it to the interview. Dec interview is very optimistic.
  24. arken
    Yes, you can file it from Nov onward. Just don't file it online on the very first eligibility day. May be a few days or a week later to be on the safe side.
  25. arken
    No need to wait till NVC. You don't need to do anything. I already said your petitioner (not you) can send a mail to uscis to update your new address. I already mentioned why it's best to do it with the uscis rather than NVC for K1 cases.
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