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How enforceable is the I-864
arken replied to HarryWL's topic in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits
Him using your card fraudulently and you trying to recuperate that amount is not related to i864. You have better chance of winning the case in a family/civil court without bringing up the i864. You bring i864 for this and it will just get dragged more or gets denied. -
Not exactly, it depends on if and when your GC was issued.
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Spouse living in third country
arken replied to merimusa's topic in Bringing Family Members of Permanent Residents to America
You are filing the i130 and you live in the US, so it doesn't matter where your spouse lives. Just provide his addresses accordingly. You provide his Australia address as his current address. NVC will plan to schedule his interview in Australia. If he moves back to Nepal by that time in 1 year or so, you can easily ask NVC to change the interview location to Nepal, no big deal. For now just file i130 including i130A. No need to worry about the interview that may happen in 1.5 years or so. At this point, no document is required from Australia. -
Submit DS260 for both of you. You won't get the immigrant visa by just putting your details on her DS260 but not submitting your ds260. Once both 260 is processed and the interview is scheduled for both (very likely they will schedule both at the same time slot), travel to Nepal for necessary medical and such. Sometimes it could take several months after DS260 is processed for the interview, so no point in traveling before knowing the interview date unless you want to abandon your current work.
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Form I-864/I-864a Question
arken replied to phn25's topic in Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, & Tourist Visas
Your spouse's future job offer as an independent contractor is no good for i864. She can include your income on her i864 (i864a is not required) for total household income if you can provide a statement from your employer that your employment and income will continue after you get your green card. -
Weeks, months, or even years in some cases. If they are trying to verify the duration of your unlawful presence to see if it triggers the bar, it could take a while. I think the CO couldn't determine if your entire overstay is unlawful presence due to the nature of D/S on the i94 for f1 status. So it is very likely they'll figure out that first. They may the pose the bar then if they determine you have sufficient duration of the unlawful presence.
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Birth Certificate Back Photograph
arken replied to Rennie1502's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
I don't think you need to submit that backside. It just seems to be a stamp watermark or such for security purpose.- 10 replies
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Birth Certificate Back Photograph
arken replied to Rennie1502's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
Is there anything on the back side? I haven't seen a BC issued by a US State that is double sided. Anyway, if yours is that way, may get an RFE if it's obvious from the front page that there are info on the back side as well.- 10 replies
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Birth Certificate Back Photograph
arken replied to Rennie1502's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
Whose birth certificate? Petitioner's or beneficiary's . It won't be denied due to BC, may be an RFE but that too very unlikely.- 10 replies
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Or he can get married asap, submit DS260 for both, and immigrate together with DV visas. There is no safest or dangerous route to compare here. It's just a choice he needs to make. Below are all safest options: 1. Marry now and immigrate with the spouse, 2. Marry now, immigrate without the spouse and petition later. 3. Immigrate as single, marry and petition later.
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Affidativ & living overseas
arken replied to David54321's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
It's about the sponsor not the joint sponsor. The petitioner is always the sponsor so has to provide domicile or provide the intent to domicile in the US to be able to sponsor. In your case, your wife is the sponsor. You CAN have your wife's family member as joint sponsor. OP has already mentioned they know about it. OP's question is not about domicile. -
Your brother applies for it, shows up for the interview. Bring any documents that shows his ties to his country that the CO may not even care to look. Nothing to do from you. Most of the times it's like a coin toss. 50-50 chance.
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You need an employer (not a immigration consulting company) who offers you the job and sends the petition to uscis for that job. EB based immigration is not a DIY thing.
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Doesn't seem an approval based on the wording. May be NOID again?
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You are comparing apples and oranges. A baggage may continue to the final destination even if the person doesn't board the next plane during transit where one is not required to collect it. However a baggage that has to be claimed by the owner at POE, then go through custom and then again rechecked in in an entirely new domestic terminal for the next domestic flight, it can never make it to the ongoing flight. If someone is passing through the transit with preclearance locations like Abu Dhabi , Toronto, and others, then the baggage may make it to the next flight even if the person gets stuck at immigration over there. Completely different cases.