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Crazy Cat

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  1. I have never seen it, but desperate times call for desperate measures. The other option is as mentioned above by @appleblossom.
  2. The path of least resistance is to find another joint sponsor. You could write a letter to NVC. However, the chances of that working are unknown. Has the I-864 been accepted or rejected? If NVC schedules an interview, the Consulate Officer will be the sole approval authority for the visa. He/she can either accept the I-864 without an I-864a...or he/she could demand one. As I said, the easiest path is to find another joint sponsor.....or convince the spouse to sign the I-864a.
  3. Just verified again. I must connect through a VPN. I'll be back early tomorrow morning US Central time.
  4. Update: Problem recurred.......Back on VPN to connect. Verified that, without VPN, could not connect......reconnected VPN, and I'm back.
  5. I don't see it as a big deal. I would send the one I have right now. I don't think you will get an RFE.
  6. Just disconnected my VPN, and can now connect without issues. I will try a few more times. Thanks for looking into this.
  7. Unless the error makes the marriage certificate invalid, send it. What exactly is the problem? Spelling?
  8. 1. A divorce does not change your obligations under an I-864. You will be obligated until either she becomes a US citizen, or she has accrued 40 quarters of work credit, or has lost her status as a legal resident, or she has died. 2. The I-864 is a contract between the sponsor and the US government to re-imburse for certain public benefits. I-864s have also been used by family court judges in divorce cases.
  9. ****Hijack comment and replies split to new topic. Please do not jump into other threads with your question*** ***OP comment edited to remove reference to hijacked topic***
  10. OK. Thanks. Keep us updated. I hope that letter works for you.
  11. Did you submit a letter? If so, where did you send it? All I-765s are processed at NBC (MSC).
  12. ***One comment and one reply referencing AI and unverified link removed***
  13. Good idea, but not the same issue. I just verified by clearing all my cookies. Thanks.
  14. This site can’t be reached www.visajourney.com took too long to respond ERR_TIMEOUT This is exactly what I see, too. Our issues seem identical.
  15. I am now, intermittently, able to connect without a VPN.....but it is sporadic at best. I'm now learning toward some kind of routing congestion or faulty switch/server along certain internet routes as the culprit. An IP block wouldn't act like that. Maybe @Captain Ewok can shed some light on the subject. The (almost) network engineer (1 course short of an MCSE in the 2000s) part of me is extremely curious.
  16. Are you currently out of status? Your attorney should be able to find the divorce decree (if it exists).
  17. I believe you will get a notice that the case is documentarily qualified.
  18. Yes, she will get an interview once the case is document qualified and after her case has reached the front of the line at NVC (for her consulate). She should get instructions as what to bring. But yes, your VA awards letter would be the evidence for current annual income to support the I-864 you submitted to NVC.
  19. OK. That is a very common notice from NVC. I wouldn't worry about it. You could find a joint sponsor if you want.
  20. Yes. If you can document that your VA pension is sufficient, you will probably be fine. You can get your VA awards letter on the Ebenefits site.
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