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was your medical done by a uscis civil surgeon the first time or just you gp?

slow down. enjoy the time together but slow down.

1 minute ago, Celeste & C said:

No, a K1 visa petition is not a affected by a denied B2/B1. It does not matter where she is from.

 

 

that is only if it was denied due to immigrant intent that the k1 will go fine. if she was denied because they discovered she had overstayed for a year or was a drug kingpin then she will need at address those issues. did they write any letters on the visa as to why it was denied?

passport stamps. airline reservations and bank statements are the ones that can establish a date, pictures and chat logs can be easily edited to be what ever date you want so they don't mean much.

insurance usually starts at the beginning of the month when you buy it yourself. may want to look at travelers insurance though I'm not sure if you can get it after the trip starts.

your wife will be eligible to file for citizenship 90 days before June 13 2018. it usually takes about 6 months to get but if she gets it you will be upgraded to immediate relative and will immediately become current with your priority date so you will get to the us faster. she would need to inform uscis to change over your application by the way.

no effect.

though you may want to ask why since most people need to work to support themselves and there is no guarantee on how long it will be till the visa is approved.

as long as it was approved before she left it is valid card or no card. if she left before it was approved then she abandoned her application and the greencard your holding should be void.

a simple letter saying you are going to live with relatives is something that you can easily change and since it is so easily changed there is no real commitment on your side since there are no real penalties for not going. so how can it show commitment? I would try but I would also have a backup plan.

inform uscis that you lost it. you do not want anyone pretending to be you. make an infopass apointment to get the passport stsmped. you can not file the i90 because you are In roc still.

it all depends on how fast they process your i130 and how soon your priority date becomes current. 

30 minutes ago, cricketman said:

How do I go about cancelling it ?

you don't it is her card only she can cancel it.

odds are uscis will consider her to have abandoned her residency if she is out of the us for a year. did she have advanced parole when she left?

they need more than your word that you are going to move back to the us.

what they want to see are jobs in the us, rental agreement or deed for an apartment/house in the us, property in the us. essentially things that would compel you to go back to the us and would financially hurt you if you did not. things like plane tickets can easily be canceled and most of the money gotten back and bank accounts don't care where you are so they don't establish your intent to return. the visa is for family reunification and there is no reunification if you are not in the us.

side note you must enter at the same time or before the immigrant or else they can be denied entry.

are you a lpr or usc? if you are a lpr I hope you hot a reentry permit since you have been out of the us for so long.

you can adopt according to local laws but if a biological parent is alive you will not be able to get an immigration benfit for them. the law is designed specifically to prevent what you are doing, adopt relative's children so they can move to the us.

it may cause you not to be able to fly if you get your visa too close to your due date but it will not prevent you from getting a visa.

on a side note if you get to the us before giving birth get married right away to be able to get health insurance since giving birth here with out is expensive. 

odds are you will turn 21 before your priority date is current which would bump you into a different priority category. if your mom naturalizes before you turn 21 you will be fine though.

27 minutes ago, lidail said:

I'm 20 and applying in a few weeks, thanks for your wishes, hoping everything goes smoothly!

do you mean that you mom is now applying for your i130 or you are having your interview since your priority date is current?

don't forget that if you got an ead or ap that both are now void. since they are only valid until they make a decision on the i485

as mentioned above unless the child was born after your i130 was submitted each child will need thier own i130 and they will have to wait about a year for it to be processed since they can not be added to yours.

and no there is no reason to expedite since both of you chose not to submit thier i130s and they will tell you that you can delay moving to the us so you can come as a group.

do you mean you want them to immigrate also? do you have written consent from the other biological parent? does your sponsor make enough to support everyone on the i864?

with the denied i485 she may get put into removal proceedings which would prevent her from being able to submit another i485 if her husband becomes a citizen. she would then have to get the removal proceedings dropped to be able to adjust.

1 hour ago, xillini said:

Plus adding your name to your husband's healthcare insurance is rock-solid proof that your marriage is bona-fide. 

it is in no way solid proof of a relationship, a person who married someone ten years ago after spending a day with them and has not seen them sense could be added to insurance as a spouse. all it means is that person A added person B to a health plan and is paying a slightly higher fee. for financial relationship evidence you need to show shared risk. and that is not there with insurance since the very purpose of it is to mitigate risk.

check the laws for bringing animals across all of the boarders since at the very least you will need proof of vaccinations for them and mabye even have to quarantine them which would delay you.

all of the ports of entry have the same criteria for entry so it makes no difference except for how bad traffic is at it.

for driving with all your possessions I would be concerned about being robbed mostly, even driving through the us it is a risk too so check your car insurance to see if you can get your possessions covered.

and most importantly take lots of pictures it sounds like a nice trip.

8 minutes ago, Irisandjoel said:

Not even unpaid jobs? So volunteer work isn't allowed then?

volunteer work is a very gray area since it can be argued that the immigrant is gaining experience which is just as valuable as working for some fields and by them taking the volunteer position it is costing a usc the chance to get that experience so then they would not get the paid job.

however volunteering where there are an unlimited number of spots like a trail or beach clean up would be fine since the immigrant is not taking a spot that prevents someone else from volunteering.  but if it was an assistant coach spot then that is something that could be viewed as the immigrant is preventing a usc from getting the work experience since there are a limited number of spots.

you are perfectly legal to apply and have interviews but you can not do any work even unpaid till you have the ead. a job offer is a valid reason to expedite.