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Crazy Cat

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  1. A legal resident doesn't qualify for VWP. Have you spoken to an attorney?
  2. ***Moved to the Carribean regional forum***
  3. Even if he had to file an I-485 to start over, he would not have to leave.
  4. Sounds like no I-407 was signed. Therefore, he is still a legal resident. I don't think the officer handled this correctly. Personally, I would file the I-90 online immediately. I don't understand why he would have to leave the US. There is no USCIS field office in London.
  5. You are free to create a new thread if one doesn't exist. .
  6. They are asking for an I-864a from you...not an I-864.
  7. If you filed the I-130 after the consummation date, USCIS will recognize the original marriage ceremony date as official.
  8. I drew a diagonal line across the section and wrote "N/A" on the line
  9. I printed the form, them, with a pen, wrote "N/A" across sections which didn't apply. No rejection, no RFEs.
  10. I'll bet there are tears being shed in her department right now.
  11. Follow this guide. Become an "A" student of the process and the forms.
  12. Welcome to the forum. 1. Personal choice...irrelevant to immigration. 2. There is no 90 rule. You can marry and start the process for concurrent I-130, I-485, I-131, I-765 filing right away after obtaining a marriage certificate. 3. No. No. Married or not, once your I-94 expires, you will be out of status and deportable until you file a proper I-485. Then, you will be granted authorized stay in the US unril the I-485 is either approved or denied. Be aware that you cannot work (in any form) or leave the US for 3-6 months after filing the I-485. Good luck.
  13. ALERT!!!!!! Appeals court just cut the bond to $175M!!!! TRUMP WINS again!!!!!!!! James and the Judge now look like idiots...That 400M+ bond was a clear violation of the 8th Amendment to the US Constitution.
  14. Yes. That is all I uploaded for the N-400 application. The I-751 and N-400 are separate entities.
  15. It's about a month too early to reach that conclusion. Looks like they received it within the window. Patience is still the key. Do NOT send another package before hearing their response.
  16. ***One comment edited by VJ Moderation to remove outside links***
  17. Need to know if he signed an I-407. If he signed to surrender his status, I see no alternative other than to start over by filing for adjustment of status. Once a proper I-485 is filed, he will be granted authorized stay in the US until the I-485 is either approved or denied. A competent immigration attorney might be warranted now.
  18. Yes. A tax return is generated by the taxpayer....A tax transcript is generated by the IRS. Either is acceptable.
  19. "Yes, he went through Ireland. He didn't sign anything but the officer took his card and said he couldn't have it, that he had to permanently surrender it or apply for a waiver." You might want to read this about options: What are a green card holders’ rights if they get stuck at the airport when returning to the U.S.? - Law Offices of Atty Michael Gurfinkel - Immigration Law, Non Immigrant Visas, Family Based Petitions, Immigration Corner, Employment Based Petitions
  20. Sounds like he signed an I-407 and surrendered his Green Card.
  21. ***Topic merged to provide history***
  22. Where is he right now? Who took his Green Card? Did he sign an I-407? How long was he outside the US?
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