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Crazy Cat

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  1. Text messages from USCIS are very unreliable. If you sent the correct fee and signed the forms, all is OK for now. Patience is still the key. This ride has just begun. Fortunately, the I-751 is the last hard part of the process. It gets much easier for the N-400.
  2. Your child does not need to be present (nor would I recommend taking the child). I think your arrival time is fine.
  3. Our USCIS officer wanted to see evidence of marriage for the gap between filing the I-751 and combo interview date. The gap was 44 months. I took a several bank statements from beginning to end of the gap, along with a clear paper trail of our leases and addresses during that time. The officer was most interested in the leases and drivers licenses to show us at the same address. I also gave him the bank statements. He was also interested in the ADIT stamp wife received after the I-751 extension letter expired. He even gave me the option of staying in the room for the N-400.
  4. As I always told my troops when I was active-duty U.S Air Force "Over prepared is fully prepared". If in doubt, spouse should attend. In my case, local office notified us 2 days prior that I was required to attend along with wife for combo interview.
  5. That will suffice for tax info.
  6. Currently 3-6 months after filing (along with the I-1485).
  7. No. The I-485 (adjustment of Status application after priority date becomes current) will be the basis for filing the I-765 and I-131. A filed and approved I-130, itself, confers no immigration, travel, or work rights. You are now, likely, in the waiting period for the next several years. I think your spouse will be a US citizen before the F2a is current.
  8. Along with supporting documentation, I assume?
  9. Your priority date will be shown on the I-130 receipt notice the petitioner received.
  10. There is no requirement for a foreign spouse to provide tax returns. In addition, your spouse was not required to file a tax return. Can you post a copy of the request?
  11. You both had letters of intent in the package, correct? Yes, USCIS loses things, unfortunately.
  12. Sounds like they want a signed letter of intent to marry within 90 days of US entry from the beneficiary. That's all you should send.
  13. Yes. The I-485 packages were sent a couple months ago.
  14. Married: 11/19/2018 Green Card Approved: 11/18/2019 Separated: 8/2020 Filed Joint I-751: 9/2021
  15. I just verified that wife did not get an extension after filing N-400. But I think an I-90 for renewal of a 10 year card does.
  16. ***I moved this topic to the Philippines regional forum for our PI experts to answer***
  17. A spouse is a relative alien. I have a neighbor who came to the US via a tourist visa and applied for asylum a few years ago. She married a US citizen a few months ago, and they just sent her immigration package (I-130, I-485, I-131) to USCIS this morning. I expect her to receive a Green Card within the next year.
  18. ***Moved from the K-1 forum to the General Immigration Discussion area*** Mod Hat off: To "qualify" for an I-130, there must be a relative alien. Someone you are dating doesn't qualify to be petitioned.
  19. ***One comment edited by Moderator to remove Reddit link****
  20. If it is a combo interview, the I-751 part will be conducted first.
  21. You are now just waiting until either your priority date becomes current or (more likely) spouse becomes a US citizen. I recommend staying in status.
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