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Crazy Cat

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  1. I would hire an attorney to help draft a letter to support an N-565. You may be out of luck until you can get the NC corrected.
  2. Then you are in a waiting game. Nothing else you can do.
  3. @Squiggle, As you know, extended AP for Pakistani cases is extremely common. In addition, AP cannot be expedited. I agree with @Boiler that suing might be the only option....and that doesn't guarantee success. Please keep us updated.
  4. ***Moved to the Africa: Sub Saharan regional forum***
  5. That day is coming in the near future.
  6. If given the choice, I would return to home country and finish consular processing. The niece cannot adjust status until the primary beneficiary is inside the US. She would be a Green card holder immediately upon entering the US with an immigrant visa.
  7. That was, imo, the answer every CO should give. All visas go through some sort of administrative processing and verification after the interview. There is no way to predict how long that will take. Seems normal. Just watch the CEAC status. Good luck. If there was a problem, the interviewee would know. I don't think there is an issue.
  8. A few more years to go. People with priority date of 01Aug2007 are just now becoming current.
  9. F-4 visa. This is completely normal for visas which have priority dates not yet current. Please check the current visa bulletin. Visa Bulletin For September 2024 (state.gov)
  10. Congratulations on this magnificent achievement. On to the last step after taking the oath: getting a passport!!!!
  11. ***One post edited by VJ Moderation to remove case identifying attachment***
  12. Technically, a person who has filed a proper I-485 is in a period of "authorized stay". However, "authorized stay" is not a legal status, in itself. It means the person is not accruing unlawful presence. That person could be "out of status", but in authorized stay. Differences Between: Lawful Status, Period of Authorized Stay, & Unlawful Presence - Murthy Law Firm | U.S Immigration Law
  13. Chapter 3 - Unlawful Immigration Status at Time of Filing (INA 245(c)(2)) | USCIS What government agency
  14. ***Non-Contributory comment removed***Let's keep our comments helpful***
  15. If she is actually living there, no problem as it simplifies the consulate issue....just be ready to show evidence of that. I see no issue with a name being on a lease. Good luck.
  16. There is more to the process than just an I-130. Your spousal visa (CR-1) is going to take about 18 -24 months in total after filing the I-130 (step 1). Your wife, the US citizen, must show domicile in the US after the I-130 is approved. Montreal is very strict about proving that. She will have to either show proof of actually living in the US or she will have to show concrete steps in re-locating to the US. You won't be able to live in the US until you have a valid spousal visa....although you can visit. Good luck on your journey.
  17. ***Moved to AOS from Work, Student, & Tourist Visas***
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  19. ****Comment split from old thread. Please do not hijack other threads***
  20. The first one was an incomplete marriage certificate. They questioned its authenticity. The only refund you might get would be from your county government...but not from USCIS. I find it odd that you received a NOID. Did you get an RFE earlier?
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