Crazy Cat

Time Magazine is supposed to be journalism....not activism.

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That does not show where they live inside the US. For state ID, you need to show residency inside the state for a specific time, too.

Am I supposed to believe that 84% of the public believe that the country is headed in the wrong direction, yet, Special K is leading in the polls? There is something seriously wrong somewhere.

Do they get any kind of government benefits or ANYTHING showing their address?

I'm not sure you will need it, but the letter is a good idea, imo....along with a couple affidavits of anyone else (outside family)

That is completely normal. Patience is the key.

Some MSM and some reporters would say "If we can just Jail Trump, get rid of MAGA, end the Electoral College, stack the Supreme Court, ban voter ID, and censor free speech....we can save Democracy!"

A WP reporter who doesn't understand the 1st Amendment...and other American principles....Shocker.

That should work fine. They want to see that she is legally in the US.

Maybe I should have said low information voters who believe everything the crooked media tells them.

I mean, in general, those voters who do no research of their own, and those who vote blindly based on the letter behind the name. Lack of info....low info voters. Much of the media is corrupt. They take words out of context, omit information, and straight out lie. They push an agenda instead of just telling us the facts.... and there are voters who believe it all. Voters should be educated....all of us.

I never saw an address change listed in my wife's account.

You sold your house and made travel arrangements prior to all visas being in hand?

We have a combination of a corrupt media, dishonest politicians, and stupid voters.

I've never seen any communications regarding address changes on the USCIS site.

Yes....AR-11. In addition, all sponsors who move must mail in an I-865.

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If you worked there, you resided there, imo.

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Path of least resistance.

All consulates are authorized to consider exceptional circumstances such as @D-R-J mentioned. Immigrant Visa I-130 Petitions - U.S. Embassy & Consulates in the United Kingdom (usembassy.gov) If you are a U.S. citizen, the Department of State may accept a petition from you if you are filing for your immediate relative (spouse, unmarried child under the age of 21, or parent (if you are 21 years of age or older) at a U.S. embassy or consulate in certain limited circumstances, as described in the USCIS Policy Manual, Volume 6, Part B, Chapter 3. If you have reviewed the exceptional circumstances and believe you qualify, please complete and submit this contact form for consideration. If you qualify for exceptional circumstances, make sure you don't file an I-130 with USCIS before allowing the consulate to evaluate the situation.

Keep in mind that a W-2 or a tax form is not always evidence of CURRENT income...unless the petitioner/sponsor is self-employed. It is evidence of last year's reported income.

That isn't what I call wet ink. That is hand-signed. Wet ink, imho, means original, unscanned signature.