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Crazy Cat

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  1. None. You can't provide what you don't have.
  2. ***Topic is moved to the Adjustment of Status forum****
  3. You need a good attorney.....fast!! Imho, If you travel to the US, you could be either allowed in, paroled in or possibly detained. Regardless, a Notice To Appear is in your future. I'm not sure that ADIT stamp is even valid now. A stamp is evidence of status, not status, itself. Please keep us updated.
  4. You have a domicile issue. I would halt the process before the medical expense. Notify the consulate to delay the interview.
  5. ***Moved to Adjustment of Status From Work, Student, and Tourist Visas****
  6. ***Moved to Tax and Finances During US Immigration forum***
  7. ***Moved to the UK regional forum***
  8. I agree. The April 1st fees have changed the practicality of filing I-765s now.
  9. Your K-1 visa should be on one of the pages in your passport. You need only your passport (with K-1 visa) to travel. Upon entry into the US, you will surrender the envelope that is marked "Do not open".
  10. A K-1 is intended for those who intend to marry. It seems more visits and time together would be the best route. She can certainly apply for another B2, but the consulate officer will evaluate her merits. By law, all B2 applicants are already assumed to have the immigrant intent. It is her responsibility to overcome that obstacle and convince the consulate officer that she intends to return to home country after her authorized visit. That might be difficult. Good luck.
  11. Yep. Personally, I wonder why it is still an allowable boarding document in the CBP Carrier Information Guide.
  12. ***Moved to the Asia: South regional forum.
  13. Tell your Brother to run from that guy. That guy, clearly, is clueless about US immigration. I would predict he is equally clueless about US visitor visas. He is full of misinformation.
  14. Wow! Nice find. I have never heard of this before. I guess we need to start advising everyone to hang on to those expired conditional Green Cards and extension letters.
  15. 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.
  16. ***Comment split from old thread to new topic***
  17. 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.
  18. *** This topic has been moved to the Africa: Sub Saharan regional forum***
  19. Not an issue as long as the joint sponsor can document sufficient income.
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