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Crazy Cat

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  1. I sincerely hope your I-824 is processed soon. The immigration process takes way too long.....
  2. If I remember correctly, you marked the I-130 for both consular processing and adjustment of status. When USCIS receives an I-130, they either hold it if Adjustment of Status is marked, or the send it to NVC if consular processing is marked. In your case, both options were marked, so they need the I-824 to move it to NVC. Unfortunately, immigration isn't cheap. There will be more money to pay.
  3. I think that means only that they have the I-824...not that they have processed it.
  4. Issue 1:The financial support requirement can be met by having a qualified joint sponsor (US citizen or Green Card holder living in the US). A joint sponsor has the same I-864 requirements as the primary sponsor/petitioner. Issue 2: Your wife will have to show evidence of US domicile or the intent to re-establish domicile in the US. She will either have to move to the US ahead of you or she will have to show evidence of concrete steps taken toward re-locating to the US. You can show in-laws address as intended initial location.
  5. Yep. Philippines is still the world-wide leader in number of K-1s issued per year, I believe...by far.
  6. Any rescheduling will have to be done by the consulate. You should contact them and explain if you want to reschedule.
  7. ***Moved to Effects of Major Family Changes To Immigration Benefits***
  8. No. You are not eligible to file under the 3 year rule. I am Married to a U.S. Citizen | USCIS " Have been living in marital union with your U.S. citizen spouse during the three years immediately before the date you file your application and while we adjudicate your application;"
  9. If a K-1 entrant marries the petitioner within 90 days of entry, no I-130 is needed. If they marry after 90 days, an I-130 would be needed.
  10. I would state both the petitioner and beneficiary names in the body along with the case number. I would just say that you wish to hold your case at NVC for a period up to a year. I would say you plan to continue at some point in the future. Do not pay any fees or upload any documents at this point.
  11. I misunderstood. I didn't think USCIS had approved the I-130. You can email them at: NVCInquiry@state.gov.
  12. No reason to contact NVC now. Just wait until the I-130 has been sent to them.....then you can just let it sit for up to a year without contacting them if you want.
  13. NVC is Department of State, not USCIS. You can't contact NVC until your I-130 is approved and has a DOS case number.
  14. You can delay the process indefinitely at NVC by just waiting to upload documents and/or waiting to pay NVC fees. You must contact NVC at least every 12 months to keep the case alive. No need for an attorney.
  15. There aren't many requirements for an I-129f approval. Relationship evidence will come later at the interview. Why a K-1?
  16. California processes almost all fiance I-129fs.
  17. That is an outright dishonest story, and it's a ridiculous response by the "victims". Someone needs to show them the definition of the word "shunned".
  18. Another vote to apply as soon as you are eligible. Otherwise, you could be waiting for a very long time for the I-751 approval (I say this from experience).
  19. Medical emergency, threat to personal safety, Military deployment, etc. It must be an exceptional circumstance. Short notice Job relocation is the most common.
  20. Go back and read what @Boiler posted above.
  21. ***Moved to the RUB regional forum as OP is asking a regional question***
  22. All petitioners and joint sponsors must submit evidence of domicile.
  23. List current addresses on the DS-160 after I-129f approval.
  24. I would get a qualified joint sponsor.
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