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Crazy Cat

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  1. Yes. @Mike E calls the I-539 the most useless form at USCIS. I have seen cases of B2 extensions approvals received after the extensions, themselves expired. The result was an overstay.
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  3. Neither. Once a proper I-485 as the spouse of a US citizen has been submitted, you will be granted "authorized stay" in the US until the I-485 has been approved or denied.
  4. *** This topic has been moved to the Africa: Sub Saharan regional forum***
  5. Not an issue as long as the joint sponsor can document sufficient income.
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  7. ***2 Comments with objectionable language removed*** Please keep comments family -friendly***
  8. Try again. Wife's N-400 case has now reappeared as normal.
  9. Wife's N-400 case has now reappeared on myuscis....
  10. Nope. I agree...maintenance. Wife's N-400 case is missing.
  11. It is not a problem with your actual status. That was my point.
  12. Agree. Probably just temporary database management.
  13. Yes, you can travel with a valid conditional Green Card. Your DMV status does not affect your legal status in the US...or your ability to re-enter the country.
  14. Well, I just noticed that our I-751 case is still there, but wife's N-400 case is gone. That's odd. I'm going to check it again in a few days.
  15. "MyUSCIS"
  16. After waiting 40 months for our joint I-751 to be processed, wife filed her N-400 online. 4 months later both the I-751 and N-400 were approved during our combo interview. I would certainly file the N-400 asap if you want to become a US citizen. Once your extension letter expires, you need to schedule an infopass appt for an ADIT stamp if you need evidence of your status. Be aware that your status, itself, does not expire when the extension letter does.
  17. **A similar new topic has been removed*** This topic has been moved to the Mexico, Latin, and South America regional forum****
  18. The OP is a visitor in Russia. He is not a resident there. Chapter 3 - Filing | USCIS "DOS may not exercise discretion to accept local filings in certain scenarios. USCIS does not authorize DOS to accept a local filing abroad when a petitioner based in the United States seeks to travel and file abroad in order to expedite processing. DOS acceptance of Form I-130s abroad is intended to assist petitioners living abroad who demonstrate exceptional circumstances as described above."
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  20. The I-130 is the basis for the I-485. The status page sometimes lags behind a bit. Yes, they will mail a Green Card.
  21. Not allowed. A K-1 must marry inside the US first. Anything appearing to be a marriage before the visa holder enters the US could void the visa. A better plan is to marry outside the US, then start the spousal visa (CR-1) process.
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