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Crazy Cat

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  1. ***Moved from the Tourist Visas forum to the MENA regional forum as this topic does not concern US tourist visas***
  2. In addition, any previous or current overstay is not a bar to adjustment of status for immediate relatives of US citizens . Unless he has some other admissibility, I see no issues.
  3. I have seen no cases of this. If a person is CURRENTLY out of status, they are subject to deportation. Any ban he had is long expired by now.
  4. In addition, there is the matter of keeping Canadian health care.
  5. You need to keep track & record EVERY exit and entry. You will need that information later.
  6. That's likely it. They come from Lee's Summit, Mo. What's the residence since date?
  7. Yes. Once all your documents are approved by NVC, they will schedule the interview when your case reaches the front of the line for the london consulate. You will pay 2 fees at NVC.
  8. OK. There are several things needed for NVC. You will receive a document list. You might want to review: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-1-submit-a-petition/step-2-begin-nvc-processing.html https://www.visajourney.com/guides/ir1-spouse-visa/
  9. Where is the beneficiary right now?
  10. I-485s are for people already inside the US. Where is the beneficiary? Your post history indicates the beneficiary is outside the US.
  11. That is an approval notice (NOA2). Congratulations.......onward and upward!!!!
  12. Minor typos. I wouldn't worry about these.
  13. What you described applies only to foreign spouses entering the US visa a spousal visa after 2 years of marriage.
  14. Immigrant visas remain at NVC until interviews are scheduled. NVC schedules the interviews after the consulate gives them available dates and times. Then NVC sends the case to the consulate.
  15. ***Moved to the Africa-Sub Saharan regional forum. Please use English in all non-regional forums***
  16. Never heard of needing one for a marriage inside the US. Marriages OUTSIDE the US commonly need a certificate of single status.
  17. According to the K-1 flowsheet, you should be able to change it with your marriage certificate.
  18. This K-1 flowsheet might be helpful:
  19. 1. Your marriage certificate, itself, is a legal name change document. You can immediately, after marriage, start using your new legal name. For USCIS purposes, your new legal name can be any combination of the names listed on the marriage certificate. Use your new legal name on AOS paperwork. 2. Yes, you can apply for a Social Security number before marriage. Use your maiden (Pre-marriage) name for the application. Another option is to wait until naturalization to change your name. In our case, wife has never changed her name, and it has been fine.
  20. Every consulate should send that message to "verbally-approved" visa applicants. Verbal approvals actually mean nothing more than a recommendation. Every visa goes through some form of administrative processing and verification before issue. Too many times, I have seen applicants get so disappointed when their visa suddenly gets delayed, goes into extended AP, or denied after a verbal "approval". That CEAC message explains things pretty well, imho.
  21. Frankly, As @TBoneTX said, I would be more concerned with a history of using than a short stint in a retail store. Good luck. Please keep us informed as every case adds significant information for those who follow in your footsteps.
  22. Again, congratulations!!! It's always nice to see a face behind a name.....especially happy faces!!!
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