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Then filing directly with the consulate will not be an option.

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For a spousal visa, this is the correct answer.

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5 Year Rule= Use info for past 5 years 3 Year Rule= Use info for past 3 years

Woooooo! Hooooo! Party time!!!! Time to relax.......Congratulations!!!!

No. The Visa Bulletin indicates her priority date is not yet current. Visa Bulletin For March 2024 (state.gov)

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No need to correct anything. Since she will enter the US after 2 years of marriage, she should receive a 10 year Green card. She can mention it to CBP, but they don't make that determination. USCIS makes that determination when the card is processed. (If, by chance, she receives a 2 year card, she can file an I-90 to get a corrected card.)

In which name did you fill out the I-751?

Expect that to delay your case another month or more.

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Step 1: Contact the consulate and ask if they will accept and process your I-130. Do not submit the I-130 with USCIS.

I've already moved it..

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If they received the response, nothing to do except wait it out.

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If you earned enough to meet the filing threshold, you must file back taxes for the 3 most recent tax years. All US citizens and legal residents are required to report world-wide income regardless of residence and/or work location. Your case will not proceed beyond NVC until you provide evidence of tax filing (if required to have filed). This is close to correct. You, as primary sponsor, must file an I-864 with supporting documents, and you will need a qualified Joint Sponsor to also submit an I-864 with supporting documents unless your qualifying foreign income will continue after re-locating back to the US. Remember, the minimum income level does not mean accepted income level. The Consulate officer could require a higher level based on the totality of your situation. Unfortunately, that ship has sailed. Since you have already filed the I-130 with USCIS, you no longer qualify for DCF. You will have to either show proof of concrete steps taken to re-establish US domicile, or you must move back alone and establish domicile. In summary, you have 3 areas to work on: -Taxes -Qualifying income or well-qualified Joint Sponsor -Domicile Each of those is a show stopper at NVC and the Consulate, and it appears you are rapidly approaching the NVC stage.

Same here. All of wife's were partial identifiers. No problem.

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From what status are you adjusting stats? Tourist visa or student visa?

You posted this under Adjustment of Status from K-1. Why did you file an I-130?

You will be asked 6-10 questions out of the 100 official questions. You must score 60%.

There are no multiple choice.....just study the 2008 N-400 question list available online: 100 Civics Questions and Answers for the 2008 Test with MP3 Audio (English version) | USCIS