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Crazy Cat

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  1. Looks good to me. Good luck for a swift approval. I would file for citizenship when elligible.
  2. Did you happen to list a preparer for the I-751?
  3. I think I saw one of these a couple weeks ago. @OldUser is knowledgeable about G-28s, if that is the issue.
  4. I don't know why they would ask for your card.....Is there more to the letter after the bottom line shown? This looks like an RFE.
  5. Maybe not. That would require the cooperation of both USCIS and the judicial court. I think you can maybe try to make a case for a waived fee based on a typographical error since they could have printed the certificate in the new name even before the judicial process.
  6. What was their mistake? Are they required, by law, to conduct judicial oaths?
  7. Some people have waited for as long as 8 months within the last year, but it seems to be getting faster.
  8. Only if the CO asks about it. Otherwise, don't volunteer information like that.
  9. I doubt Amsterdam will be a problem. But, it's a little late to be worried about visits at this point. Good luck. I don't think that will be a problem.
  10. Have you already filed the I-129f? If not, why not marry and start the spousal visa process?
  11. ***2 duplicate threads removed. Please refrain from posting the same question in different areas***
  12. This is incorrect. A K-1 entrant does not file an I-130 if the marriage takes places within 90 days of entry.
  13. The only restriction is entering the US as a visitor with the intent to STAY and adjust status. The OP clearly stated the intent to start the spousal visa process, instead. That is 100% legal. To my knowledge, there has never been a single spousal visa case denied because the marriage took place inside the US during a visit. Many, many foreign visitors marry in the US every year. Additionally, the K-3 is obsolete. They are very rarely ever issued.
  14. This is not true. There are no restrictions regarding marriage after entry as a visitor as stated by the OP.
  15. There are no time restrictions or nationality considerations.
  16. **Moved to the Philippines regional forum***
  17. ***Moved from Cr-1/IR-1 forum to Brining Family Members of US Citizens to America forum as the question deals with Adults over 21 years old***
  18. According to the VJ Adjustment of Status guide, you should include the NOA2. That is the basis for the adjustment of status. Don't file an I-824 as some have done.
  19. ***Moved to Adjustment of Status from K1 forum****
  20. I would not delay filing. I would file and be prepared to present them to the CO.
  21. ***Moved to IR-1/CR-1 Process and Procedures as OP is now starting the spousal visa process****
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