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enter his address in the us since he is now living with you

2.20

give thier current names, so for the current spouse it would be the married name and for the previous spouse it would be thier name after the divorce was final or the name the spouse had when they passed away.

4.21

same as answer for 2.20

4.22

date of death is the date that the marriage ended.

4.51 a

retired is the same as unemployed. 

on a side note bring over elderly parents will get very expensive since they can not get medicare and us medical costs are very expensive when compared to Europe. they will most likely need to see you making more than 125% of the poverty threshold since it is doubtful he will be working to pay for his own expenses.

in before thread is locked.

regardless of gender or age or situation if a person decides to have sex they do so with the knowledge of what the consequences could be. this person is just trying to head off any potential issues. 

that said stay away from any job adverts that only have a big black couch in the waiting room. there is no job there.

just order a test online for stds and you will know before your medical exam.

just stop smoking today and be honest at the interview about past use. consider going to an out patient treatment to show you are committed to staying clean. 

the next few days will be tough with withdrawal but remember if you want to move to the us and live with your future spouse this is what the us government requires of you.

trying to cut it close by smoking it and then doing a detox regiment is not worth the risk since they can always ask for a hair sample and that will show anything you have done from the time that piece of hair was grown. and trying to explain why smoking weed was more important than moving to your fiance if you fail the medical is not a conservation you want to have.

good luck and stay strong.

the rejection will have no effect.

this is a nice one. no more automatic jumping the line from vwp countries.

“If someone comes to the U.S. as a tourist, falls in love and gets married within 90 days and then applies for a green card, this means the application would be denied,” Diane Rish told the Times.

4 minutes ago, Suss&Camm said:

This needs to be clarified - the law permits AOS from all kinds of visas. Laws can't be changed by an internal notice of policy change. I'd like to know more about this.

the law is not being changed it will still be possible to aos from vwp but instead of uscis assuming it was a change of heart they will have to be convinced it is genuine and not just someone trying to jump the line.

that's though if they had just delayed your case by three more months you wouldn't have to do roc. agree with the a poverty it it two years since they approved your greencard not got married.

I think you can do that but I would follow up with them after they receive his case to make sure they saw the expedite request.

1 hour ago, kevee828 said:

Thanks FF, So how do we expedite the ead process. is there any special form that we need to submit along with i-765 ?

either when you submit the packet or after you have your noa1 just call them up say you are currently employed on an h1b and need it expedited to make sure you can keep working. they will then want proof of the job so a letter from hr and pay stubs Wil work then they will want proof of the h1b expiring so just send a copy of the i94.

I believe as long as he applies to adjust status before his i94 runs out he is fine but he needs to make sure he gets his råd before the i94 runs out to keep working. currently having a job would qualify as a reason to expedite the ead though.

since the h1b is non immigrant but allows for immigrant intent he should be fine to travel still if needed.

I would not think so since you can prove the marriage was invalid. you may need to walk them through it though.

they are breaking the law by employing people without work authorization, what do you think happens to companies that break the law? they will be fined and the management may be in for criminal charges and rightfully so since they broke the law.

you on the other hand will have it forgiven but if you lie on your application and don't put it will be in for a world of hurt when you purger yourself. and here is the fun thing they can't retaliate against you for letting the government know since this can be considered whistle blowing which gives you protection from employer retaliation.

I doubt it. the biometrics are all done electronically so it does not matter where you do them but if they need to do an on site or interview they and you would want it at the local office.

I don't see the op ever coming back to this thread. he has been given the same answer over and over again so mabye this thread should be locked before it gets even more out of hand?

they are on october/September of 2015 right now so you applied too early.

https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/law-and-policy/bulletin/2017/visa-bulletin-for-september-2017.html

what visa is he on currently? and when does his i94 expire?

it just means he has shown immigrant intent so it is doubtful he will be let in again with a non immigrant visa and you have to wait till his priority date is current to apply. redo the forms would be a good idea incase the forms expire.

question 78 of part 8 of the i485 

"do you plan to practice polygamy in the us?"

I think this might count even though you were not living with both.

it may seem like they are over reacting but since they can prove you lied about this they will then wonder what else you have lied about since your credibility is now gone.

what do you expect to happen if you never divorced the first wife? you do not need her permission to divorce it just takes longer.

you lied to immigration about being single. which is material misrepresentation which can be a lifetime ban from the us.

your current marriage is void.

your k1 visa should have never been issued.

your greencard should never have been issued.

your roc will be denied.

there is pretty much nothing you can do, since you lied and there is no one else to blame but your self.

the reason I asked about the check was because you should never have to send any money to your representative or thier office for services and even asking for it could be seen as asking for a bribe for them to do anything for you.

2 hours ago, kirreb said:

Same thing happended to me the first time I immigrated. We had moved and updated our address with USCIS, I was informed that we missed our interview and I had to leave the country - I was freaking out as I was also working at the time. 

 

We contacted the local rep for the Congressman, he said it happened a lot. Per his instructions we wrote a check for $100 along with a Letter of Explanation. We later received a new interview date, and a letter stating that they had missed to update the address (although they still cashed that check...). 

what was the check for?

because there are a set number of visas available per time period and more people than that have applied so they have to give a chance for the visa to people in the order they were recieved. so it is entirely possible that they get through 6 months worth of priority dates in a years time.

make sure to be honest about your fiance in the us it can lead to a denial if they think you are not telling them the whole truth.

I would bet that they can not approve anyone after October first without an interview. otherwise they would have to start processing the applications seperately and not just change how all of them are processed.

it would also be a nation wide change since anything else leaves them open to lawsuits for treating one region different from the others. 

I wish for you and your son the best I would advise you to talk to a few attorneys to make sure they are saying the same things. if you can show the mother is incapable of raising the child it will help your case.