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Crazy Cat

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  1. What does this mean? What, exactly, are you trying to withdraw? Are you marrying a different person? If you are already divorced, just send them a copy of the divorce decree......by sending the divorce decree, you are showing a clear paper trail as to why the case is void.
  2. An approved I-130 is the basis for an NVC case. If you withdraw the I-130 at USCIS, there is no longer a basis for a visa application. In addition, if you have not submitted any financial documents, the case will die at NVC. I would contact USCIS and withdraw the I-130 petition.
  3. Have other documents and fees been submitted to NVC?
  4. You are the petitioner. Have you withdrawn the case at USCIS? If so, tell NVC that your I-130 has been withdrawn at USCIS. If not, contact USCIS and withdraw the I-130. Please note that, as the petitioner, you have submitted a petition, not a visa application. The beneficiary submits a visa application.
  5. If she returned home from detention, what is her status now?
  6. Very possibly. Both spouses should attend, gather all evidence......prepare for a combo interview.
  7. It doesn't. It has always seemed unusual to me that a person can come to the US for a short visit, then suddenly decide to give up all their life (job, house) in home country without the ability to work or return to home country for up to 6 or 8 months. Can he tie all the loose ends from across the ocean? This is not a decision that everyone would jump into. It requires a lot of consideration.
  8. Passport Green Card Marriage certificate which connects the old and new names You should be fine. Enjoy your trip.
  9. This falls under "Adjustment of Status From Work, Student, and Tourist Visas" forum area. That's where this thread is currently shown. There is no specific area for ESTA.
  10. Keep in mind: 1. A person cannot enter the US as a visitor with the intent to adjust status. That is fraud. 2. Your spouse will not be able to work or leave the US for, possibly, 6 months or more. This is a common situation. Step 1 is to marry.
  11. There has to be a qualifying dependent other than the foreign spouse....and IRS must consider you "unmarried" for tax purposes.
  12. Filing as HOH requires special requirements.
  13. @clemente can probably give you some good info. He recently navigated the CFO issue better than anyone I have seen. @Edward and Jaycel is also an expert.
  14. Thanks for the report. Glad everything went smoothly. That lady didn't realize that extension letters have been 48 months for a few years.....
  15. and Turley's solution restores representation to most of the DC residents.
  16. I think I agree with Professor Turley. That keeps a small DC under federal control....as it was intended.
  17. ****2 hijack comments on other threads removed. @Labubu, please discuss your case in this thread***
  18. I would contact consulate and ask for an extension....just to be proactive.
  19. Wife filed under 5 year rule.....pretty easy and very fast (4 months total for approval).
  20. An attorney will not guarantee no mistakes. Our attorney made a mistake and cost us an extra 12 weeks..........Even with an attorney, YOU will do all the legwork.
  21. In early 2023, it took 6 weeks to get wife's passport, then 7 more weeks later for wife to get her Naturalization certificate back....
  22. Agree. They provide the script......just learn it as written.
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