Crazy Cat

If you have an unexpired Green Card, just get on a plane and return to the US....now.

Did anything happen during the interview which might warrant a delay?

I was going to ask you that. No updates on your status?

The bank should be able to tell you if the cashier check has been deposited into USCIS. 2 weeks after mailing is too early to be worried. It could be another 2 weeks before receiving anything.

USPS is notorious for not updating their status. If the package was delivered, you are fine at this point.

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I recently saw a member receive the corrected card in 3 weeks. There are also case which took much longer.

All consulates are authorized to accept DCF, at their discretion....with exceptional circumstances.

That is a data driven timeline list. You don't have a VJ timeline, and your profile says EB-2. Fill in your timeline and change your profile.....then you should appear in that list.

I believe you MUST upgrade them after taking the oath. Besides, I see no advantage to their remaining as F2a.

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The case will be either rejected or an RFE will be issued. All letters of intent must be signed.

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Yes, it will affect and delay the case. All letters of intent must be signed.

That is not accurate. In addition, primary sponsor and Joint sponsor do not combine income or household sizes. Each sponsor is a separate entity. BTW, my earlier comment will apply for Adjustment of Status after marriage.

Yes.....LOL... It's the I-134......Thanks. I got ahead of myself there. and no I-134a......LOL

There is more to the process than USCIS processing.

Becoming an "A" student of the I-864 and instructions will help. I would not try to combine income with your son. Doing so would require him to sign an I-864a. I would: 1. You, as the primary sponsor (you will always be the primary sponsor), submits an I-864 with household size of 4 or 5 (you, 3 kids, new immigrant). If your income is not sufficient, then : 2. Father (JOINT sponsor) also submits I-864 with household size of 3 (Joint sponsor, his spouse, new immigrant) - Joint Sponsor spouse completes I-864a to combine income with Father. You do NOT combine income or household sizes between households. Note: Unless a person is self-employed, past tax returns have nothing to do with current income or ability to support a new immigrant. CURRENT annual income is king. Current annual income is calculated as follows: current pay period gross pay sub income multiplied by number of pay periods in 12 months. Example $1,000 income on weekly pay stub equals $52,000 current annual income.

I have no data to prove it, but I think K-1 consulate transfers often take longer. I think that K-1 consulate transfers are more frequently handled by the consulates (meaning the new consulate initiated the transfer, communication between consulates, etc.)....whereas spousal visa consulate transfers are more often handled at the NVC level due to the DS-260 being submitted there........just my opinion.

I didn't. I see no harm and no benefit in sending it. We followed the guide here on VJ.

A 4 month trip, in itself, will have no effect on ROC, Resident Since date, or N-400 filing. File the ROC on-time, record exit/entry dates, and enjoy the travel.

I used a USPS Priority Mail flat rate package envelope.

I really don't see any need to attach social media posts to the pictures. Annotating the pictures , imo, is fine.

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An I-130 has been filed for each child, correct? They are not derivatives, correct?