Crazy Cat
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USCIS isn't going to request an I-485. Send the I-485 (along with the other form packages and a copy of the I-130 receipt). -
1. They are all sent to the same location for concurrent filing. 2. Send supporting documents for each form (package). They are separate entities. They all need their own documents as stated in the VJ guide. 3. The fee for an I-765, if sent with an I-485, is $260.
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***Moved to Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, and Tourist Visas***
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I've got some news for the Kennedy family. JFK and RFK Sr. wouldn't fit in today's democrat party. They would be way right of what the dems see as center.
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Yes. But you should cancel the return leg of the flight after arriving in the US. This is very important as there have been cases in which USCIS denied Adjustment of Status applicants because they thought the K-1 entrant used the return ticket.
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I-751 October 2022 - Filers
Crazy Cat replied to Sarge2155's topic in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion
Approval, RFE, or interview notice. -
During our I-751 interview, (44 months after submitting the I-751) the USCIS officer wanted to see evidence of bona fide marriage evidence from the date of submitting the I-751 until the date of the interview. I think USCIS assumed you were still married when they approved it.
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Nothing at this point.
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Why didn't you amend to a divorce waiver before the I-751 was approved? It was almost a year between the final divorce decree and I-751 approval. USCIS approved your I-751 without all the info. This will be sorted out when you apply for citizenship. Just my opinion.
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When was the divorce filed?
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Can you do it? Yes. I don't see any fraud. I doubt USCIS or the CO would really have any real concerns. Should you do it? That is very subjective. As long as you can show proper termination of a marriage, you are legally eligible for a K-1. However, the time, effort, and disadvantages of a K-1 would negate any "benefits" in most cases. I would just stay the course with a spousal visa.
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2024 Democratic National Convention [merged]
Crazy Cat replied to TBoneTX's topic in Current Events and Hot Social Topics
Petty, emotional snowflakes. Trump campaign had proper license.....end of story. -
Around 10 days, I believe.
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He isn't wrong: "Instead of showing us her substance and character, the DNC and its media organs engineered a surge of popularity for Vice President Harris based upon, well, nothing. No policies, no interviews, no debates — only smoke and mirrors and balloons in a highly produced Chicago circus. There, a string of Democratic speakers mentioned Donald Trump 147 times on just the first day. Who needs policy when you have a Trump to hate? In contrast, at the RNC convention President Biden was mentioned twice in 4 days."- RFK, Jr.
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Yes. This is a USCIS mistake. There is no need to remove conditions, as @Lil bear stated. I have seen some I-90s processed prestty fast. I hope yours is one of them. Good luck.
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Green Card holders do not have I-94 entries for travel. Wife and I used her passport, calendar, and airline sites to determine her trips outside the US.
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NVC does not approve visas. The consulate officer does. I'm not saying there WILL be a problem. I am saying there might be a lot of extra questions asked. Your choice. Good luck.
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It will be at the discretion of the consulate. I think there is a good chance of success.....but time is of the essence!!! Contact them as soon as possible. Good luck. Let us know how it goes.
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As I said, this seems to be a circumstance in which the consulate is authorized to accept an I-130. Chapter 3 - Filing | USCIS
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Then, you have a problem. IMMEDIATELY (LIKE TODAY), contact the consulate and request they directly accept I-130s for the children. If that fails, you must immediately submit I-130s for the children to USCIS and ask for an expedite.
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If not, I would fly there and try to directly submit new I-130s for the children. I believe this one of the exceptional circumstances.
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URGENT!!!!!! They are not F2a category. They are now IRs. 1. When did you become a US citizen? You should have immediately notified immigration at that time. 2. Did you file an I-130 for each person? Any F2a I-130s you filed will now be considered an IR category. However, each family member now needs a separate I-130, as there are no derivatives for immediate relatives of US citizens.
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*****Old thread locked for further comments. Please start a new topic for any questions***
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**Moved to the Philippines regional forum***
