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  1. Crazy Cat
    I would NOT withdraw the I-130. USCIS could think you are withdrawing the relationship. I would just let it ride.
  2. Crazy Cat
    None at all. I think changing her name would have possibly caused a lot of problems with wife's pension, investments, banks, insurance, etc. in Taiwan. Keeping her name has not caused any issues in the US (Taxes, Military ID, Military Health Care, Social Security benefits, Medicare, etc). As far as passports, it has never been a problem since everything has been in her Taiwan name. As a dual citizen, both her Taiwanese and US passports are in her original name.
  3. Crazy Cat
    Just a personal perspective from a Taiwan marriage: My wife elected not to change her name. It has made her entire immigration process much easier on both sides of the Ocean. Good luck on your immigration journey.
  4. Crazy Cat
    Yes.
  5. Crazy Cat
    Those are my thoughts, too.
  6. Crazy Cat
    This situation comes up fairly often. The key is to halt the first case until the second one catches up. Then, NVC can sync them together.
  7. Crazy Cat
    A case can remain at NVC indefinitely by contacting them once a year.
  8. Crazy Cat
    If so, there are no derivatives for immediate relatives of US citizens. Each immediate relative will require a separate I-130. If you are a US citizen, I suggest you: 1. Immediately file an I-130 for Daughter 2. Request an expedite for Daughter's case at USCIS. 3. Do not pay fees or submit documents for wife's case until the daughter's case reaches NVC. 4. Once BOTH cases are at NVC, pay fees and submit documents for both cases. 5. Then, ask NVC to schedule their interviews together.
  9. Crazy Cat
    Are you a US citizen?
  10. Crazy Cat
    *****Another similar thread merged after instructions not to repost****This is considered spamming***
  11. Crazy Cat
    The issue, in my mind, is that she does not want to return to the US to live. She wants to visit. I think she should surrender her GC at some point.
  12. Crazy Cat
    Unless a person is self-employed, current income is not determined by what was reported on a tax return. It is determined by the current gross pay multiplied by the number of pay periods in a year.
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  14. Crazy Cat
    This is not always true. The officer wants to see an IRS payment plan......not a receipt that all taxes have been paid. It is possible to naturalize if OP is complying with an IRS payment plan.
  15. Crazy Cat
    **Moved to Removal of Conditions forum****
  16. Crazy Cat
    ***Moved to the IR-1/CR-1 forum***
  17. Crazy Cat
    That is a relatively common letter. They are working on your case. I would just send them updated evidence from the time of original I-751 submission.
  18. Crazy Cat
    I would strongly consider getting the biopsies done before undergoing full surgery. It is impossible to know if USCIS will grant emergency travel. @SalishSea
  19. Crazy Cat
    Read the guides here on VJ. You must be married before filing an I-130 for a spouse.
  20. Crazy Cat
    That is how it SHOULD work, yes.
  21. Crazy Cat
    Afghanistan (state.gov)
  22. Crazy Cat
    Great!!!! I've done that a few times, myself...LOL.
  23. Crazy Cat
    I'm not sure why they would have kept it for the medical exam. You're in a tough spot. Worst case scenario is that you wait, then have to get another one and send it in after the interview. That will, of course, delay the visa.
  24. Crazy Cat
    Our USCIS officer wanted to see a clear paper trail of evidence since we first submitted the I-751. All leases, bank statements, driver's licenses, etc. Good luck.
  25. Crazy Cat
    How fast can he get another police certificate?
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