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send another withdrawal with reference to the apointment and get delivery confirmation. also call uscis up and tell them your withdrawing the application. also don't expect to be able to use your visitor visa again since you have shown immigrant intent.

if you live in the us your tax rate is the same, dosent matter if you are a citizen, lpr, on a student or work visa or are illegal everyone is taxed at the same rate for the incone they make here.

in short yes, taking her out of the country without the other parents consent is called international kidnapping.

the us government does care if you do this. since it shows them you will disregard laws when they are inconvenient as well as they think kidnapping is bad

look the K2 follow to join.

your application was accepted not approved. and all that ment was it was complete enough to move forward with though you still may get asked for more or updated information. please refer to processing times on how long it will take before an interview is needed.

also put a fraud alert on file with the credit reporting agencies. 

file form i90 and pay the fees. I do not think noa1 acts as proof of residence so an infopass apointment is needed to get the stamp. file a police report stating it was lost too.

side note, never carry your ss card in your wallet u Ness yiur going somewhere where it is needed.

as others have said they can't pull the i864 you have your greencard and who ever sponsored it is on the hook and there is nothing they can do to take either of those from you.

as for the mental health issues you need to care for your husband and try to get him the help he needs before just leaving him since many issues can be managed with meds and therapy. though it will take time to stabilize.

Just now, MrHanky said:

Well it depends on how you look at it.

You can have a family member watch your kids and its not considered a job, families do that all the time, but if they state it in a way that looks like a job, then for alarms will sound.

if you come from a different country and preform a  task that she would have to pay someone to do it is considered a job.

grandparents are denied entry if they are going to watch the grand kids while the parent is at work or they are out on a date since that is something she could pay someone to do.

it does not matter that families do it for each other in the us since they are all allowed to work and coming g on a tourist visa that does not allow work makes that person watching the kids violating thier visa. even if they did not intend to work when they entered but did it is still a violation and coming here for the purpose of violating the visa is even worse.

if you can make an infopass apointment and bring the letter from your perspective employer as well as the ead submittal conformation to see if they can give it to you there or at least get it done faster.

5 minutes ago, Meanis said:

 

Sorry but my question was if the officer have an acces to the interview at CBP.. 

most definitely.

they have access to all of your interactions with uscis ice cbp and law enforcement. so assume they know everything.

expect delays because of the hurricane too. and most likely the eclipse too and mabye just because school is starting up. essentially anything that causes people to want to take time off work

mabye consider getting treatment in the Philippines where your sister can easily watch your children.

f1 is if you are over 21 have children or are married. if not then you are ir2. it should be automatic. I do not know how best to expedite this. I would get the medical scheduled soon and call the embassy to see if you can get interviewed right away and hope you can get the visa before you turn 21. since it gets more complicated if they allow it.

I'm sorry I thought you were in the us. the i130 and i485 will not work for you. if you are not already in the us.

but you still are a ir2 which means the visa numbers are current.

https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/family/family-preference.html

25 minutes ago, Millie said:

The company told me that with a work permit, I had a high chance of being considered for the position.

did they say they would give you a job if you had a work permit?

11 minutes ago, Mourinho said:

 Cuz its not my fault that I didn't got it yet. 

Thank you 

it is your responsibility to be on top of your immigration case not thiers.

being under 21 when it was applied for only keeps you from aging out by the number of months it took them to approve the i130. 

my advice is to forget the other petition and have your dad file a new i130 and i485 within the next 2 weeks. since as long as the i485 is filed before you turn 21 you are still considered when they decide on it. also talk to a lawyer or two to make sure what I said is valid. tine is not on your side so do hurry.

looking at visa bulletin you should have already put your application for a greencard in. f2a is processing people from 2015 right now. you should contact NVC to see if you can still put in an application since you may have waited too long.

did you get a job offer from the company you applied to? I never saw it mentioned either way. since without the job offer there is no basis to expedite.

you are still able to file for a b1/b2 visa and if they deny you there they will give you a reason for the denial. whuch may be useful if you are going down the cr1 path since you would know what you need to address later. a denial for immigrant intent or lack of ties yo your hone country is a non issue when getting a cr1 since it's purpose is to move to the us.

she needs to show ties to her home country that would compel her to return and the funds to support her own trip.

the tourist visa is all about her. any letter of support or transfer of money to her will only hurt her chances.

usc or lpr for the co-sponsor

as for how much cash to have on hand I would suggest having $2k for all of the fees since it is horrible not being able to aos once you get here.

also she needs to reestablish her home in the us or show very good proof that she will before you will get the visa.

careful about changing the deductions to make it appear as though he is making more net. especially since his net income would be doubling. they may claim he is falsifying his taxes to make it appear as though he is making more than he actually is which could be considered fraud.

9 minutes ago, CanadianMomtobe said:

Thanks for taking the time to answer but I'm a little confused - this question wasn't about including anything?

my bad there is no extra form to fill out.

this was the section I was referring to.

11. Part 12. Contact Information, Declaration, and Signature of the Person Preparing this Application, if Other 
Than the Applicant. This section must contain the signature of the person who completed your application, if 
other than you, the applicant. If the same individual acted as your interpreter and your preparer, that person should 
complete both Part 11. and Part 12. If the person who completed this application is associated with a business or 
organization, that person should complete the business or organization name and address information. Anyone who 
helped you complete this application MUST sign and date the application. A stamped or typewritten name in place 
of a signature is not acceptable. If the person who helped you prepare your application is an attorney or accredited 
representative, he or she may be obliged to also submit a completed Form G-28, Notice of Entry of Appearance as 
Attorney or Accredited Representative, along with your application.