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Crazy Cat

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  1. if illegally present. They aren't picking up people who have authorized stay, to my knowledge. Illegally present means deportable. Tom Homan has said they will pick up people illegally present.
  2. DCF is completely at the discretion of the London consulate. You must request DCF submission prior to filing an I-130 through USCIS. For a DCF case, EVERYTHING is done at the consulate level. In fact, a consulate is not authorized to accept a case which has already been filed with USCIS. Contact the consulate and give them your exceptional situation evidence. They should provide you with guidance. If the consulate denied DCF (although a job offer is normally accepted), you would have to file through USCIS and request an expedite at USCIS, NVC, and the consulate. Good luck on your journey.
  3. You'll get to use some of that information when you submit an I-864 later. You will need supporting documents such as: Current annual income documentation Tax documentation Domicile documentation
  4. She became a legal resident (Green Card holder) the minute she entered the US via a spousal visa.
  5. Your history indicates she entered via a CR-1/IR-1. She does NOT have to file an I-485. Her Green Card will be mailed to her. do not file an i-485
  6. Yes, legal immigration is difficult. In our case, my wife and I (already married) were separated for a year during the process before she immigrated to the US.
  7. You could marry at a court house and apply for adjustment of status and advance parole right now. You could have an approved I-131 before your planned trip.
  8. You can now adjust status since you are now inside the US and you had no intent to stay when you entered. However, filing an I-485 and leaving before you have advance parole would abandon that adjustment.
  9. 90 days is irrelevant. A person cannot enter the US as a non-immigrant with the intent to stay and adjust status. That is visa fraud, and it is abuse of the purpose of a non-immigrant visa. Immigrant visas are intended for immigrants. Non-immigrant visas are intended for visitors and non-immigrants. This is not the time to try to get around immigration law, imo.
  10. No. It is illegal to enter the US as a non-immigrant with the intent to adjust status. That is visa fraud.
  11. ***Moved to the Middle East and North Africa regional forum as question is consulate specific***
  12. One option is marrying and filing for adjustment of status and advance parole now.
  13. Once you file for adjustment of status, you cannot leave the US until you obtain approval for Advance Parole (I-131) That will take possibly 3-6 months....maybe longer If you leave the US prior to that, you will abandon your I-485.
  14. I use Proton VPN. This has happened 3 times. It affects VJ only. It has been a VJ firewall issue in the past. Normally, I don't use a VPN....until this happens.
  15. ***I moved this to the Philippines regional forum where you will get PI expert answers****
  16. It is not an issue. Answer from a non- Philippines expert: Individual consulates operate in different ways and use discretion at times. Manila is known for not always asking for those documents. You will be required to provide financial documents, along with an I-864, when applying for Adjustment of Status.
  17. I'm still getting "This site can't be reached" unless I use a VPN. I'm using an option called "fastest country" on my VPN service. So far, none of my VPN connections have failed.
  18. I would make sure I calculated the 90 days correctly, and I would send it a few days after the window opens.
  19. ***Hijack comment split to new topic***
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