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Crazy Cat

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  1. That doesn't make any sense. The 2 year Green Card vs a 10 year Green card determination depends on time between marriage and the day you enter the US......date of visa issuance is irrelevant. Must be an inexperienced officer....
  2. ***Old thread closed for future comments***
  3. Step 1: Determine the reason the visa was denied. This will be clear once USCIS send the actual NOID letter to you. Your husband probably knows why. Step 2: Develop a proper course of action. Step 3: Write a detailed counter to each item listed....or resolve issue and re-apply. Good luck.
  4. I would keep in mind that an approved I-129f is valid for only 4 months. The Department of State could allow it to expire if you wait too long. I would hesitate to let it sit too long.
  5. ***Moved to Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, or Tourist Visas***
  6. Unless you previously asked them to schedule them together, yes. Your case and your daughter's case 2 separate entities. I would contact the consulate ask them to schedule a single interview both of you.
  7. It didn't when I tried using your info. Parent USCs-No 18 or older Armed services-No Lawful perm resident- Yes Between April 28, 2019 and April 28, 2021 Married to a USC- Yes Has your spouse been a USC for 3 years or longer- Yes Left the US in last 3 years- Yes Any trips longer than 6 months- No
  8. USCIS says they will resubmit once for a check, but they say they will not resubmit for a CC charge. Not sure how soon they retry.
  9. 4. I prefer a personal check because, it can be easily tracked, easily stopped if needed, and USCIS will resubmit once if declined for insufficient funds. USCIS does not resubmit card charges if declined.
  10. Contact the consulate and ask them to re-schedule an emergency single interview both of you together. IR-1 cases cannot have derivative interviews. Each case is separate.
  11. I used the N-400 eligibility tool. I marked this range: Naturalization Eligibility Tool | USCIS
  12. I just ran the tool using 10/13/20. She qualifies based on that unless she had trips longer than 6 months outside the US or you have moved to a different USCIS district in the last 3 months.
  13. For I-485, I-131, and I-765 the fee will increase from $1225 to $2820 (if my calculations are correct). The fee for the I-129f will increase from $535 to $720 (based on some info). Bottom line: Filing K-1 to LPR will cost about $3000.
  14. You have a 10 year card. Go with option #2. Don't offer any information unless asked. Refuse to sign an I-407. Good luck.
  15. This link is for premium processing fees. Those do not apply to K-1 visas.
  16. Good point. Otherwise, her VWP will be gone, and she would, likely, not be able to visit during the process (getting a B@ would be very difficult).
  17. 1. They marry. 2. Your son files I-130 for them to start the spousal visa process. 3. They return to UK before the end of authorized stay. She cannot legally stay in the US and she cannot adjust status since she is here on VWP (and your son is not a US citizen).
  18. Resubmit another complete I-485, I-131, and I-765 package with the correct fees.
  19. Please keep us updated. As you already know, there are numerous cases where a history of MJ use, alone, has triggered a 1 year ban and monitoring. Your experience will be a valuable addition to the VJ knowledgebase.
  20. ***Comments advocating not following immigration law removed***
  21. LPRs are required to carry. Do I Really Need to Carry My Green Card With Me? | Nolo
  22. ***Derailing comment removed***
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