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Crazy Cat

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  1. If she is actually inside the US, follow the link I provided above.
  2. Adjustment of Status is not available to her if she is outside the US right now......case closed.
  3. Not a problem. The Consulate Officer would want CURRENT evidence......and the Consulate Officer is the sole approval authority for visas.
  4. I think so. However, your evidence will have to be submitted to NVC. The "one month" is plenty.
  5. ***Moved to Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, and Tourist Visas***
  6. If she is CURRENTLY in the US, there is no reason to wait.....assuming she didn't misrepresent herself when she entered. Here is the guide you need to follw: Be aware that she cannot work in any way or leave the US for 3 to 6 months.
  7. It should be a pretty simple matter to explain, don't you think?
  8. If asked in the application, you MUST answer truthfully. Failure to do so could be seen as misrepresentation. Unless I missed it, I don't see any questions asking about entry denial on the I-129f.
  9. I would certainly heed that advice. However, it won't have an impact on a K-1 interview.
  10. Since Consulate Officers are the sole approval authority for visas, they have access to everything. Inadmissibility is assessed during the interview.
  11. They both can apply under the 5 year rule in mid 2026.
  12. You must have been a US citizen for 3 years before your spouse can apply under the 3 year rule (spouse of a US citizen). Chapter 3 - Spouses of U.S. Citizens Residing in the United States | USCIS
  13. OK. Great. You don't have to have 3 pay stubs. You need to show sufficient current annual income which will be earned or continuing after relocation to the US. Current annual income is calculated as: Gross income from most recent pay period multiplied times the number of pay periods per year (12 months). Example: $2000 gross income every 2 weeks equals $52,000 (26 pay periods) current annual income. Your evidence of US domicile looks good, imo.
  14. Have you reported/paid US taxes for the last 3 most recent tax years?
  15. ***Moved to Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, and Tourist Visas***
  16. Just to clarify: How did you and wife enter the US 24 years ago? Were you inspected (b2 visa, etc)?
  17. Looks like you have outdated information. For example, the G-325A hasn't been used in 8 years. Is this a visa case or an adjustment of status case? Where is the beneficiary right now? What visa catefory?
  18. It is not an inadmissibility to becoming a legal resident in the US. Did those people point to any actual cases? The US does not issue bans for overstaying foreign visas.
  19. Then, you have time to schedule a some visits before the interview.
  20. I fail to see how that overstay in Canada would affect a spousal visa for the US.....during an interview in VN. Overstaying a foreign visa is not an inadmissibility...nor would it require a waiver. I think this is a non-issue if she can obtain a police certificate in Canada.
  21. That is a long time for spouses to never see each other. I suggest she find a some time to visit her spouse.
  22. But not in the last 2+ years....right?
  23. Absolutely. I have seen denial letters based on no visitation for years. When is your interview?
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