Crazy Cat

Do you see "upon endorsement serves as temporary i-551"? That dated stamp is the endorsement.

If the visa expires, the consulate can, at their discretion, re-issue it. However, it will mean another medical exam...and possibly another interview. Good luck in getting her CFO done on Monday. She must enter the US prior to visa expiration.

Is he self-employed?

I haven't seen them enter a "D/S" before. However, I don't think it is a problem. The stamp indicates you entered on 2/1/2024. The endorsed visa acts as a full-fledged Green Card for a year. BTW, I have seen them put a variety of dates.....I think you are fine.

I believe that was the reason for re-checking baggage.

Did you change airlines?

It is just part of the Philippine process.

I second this. Sometimes, spending the money is the best course of action.

USCIS will also post your interview notification there long before you receive it in the mail.

Correct on both. Good Luck.

On the online account, look under the "documents" tab.

You don't have a USCIS online account?

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Are you monitoring your online USCIS account? For many people, they upload a "biometrics reuse" notice there.

Current tax year is 2022 until April 15th.

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Yes, you can start applying for jobs.

It is not advisable to remain out of status. I would submit a proper I-485 package as soon as possible.

Her I-485 was approved?

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Unfortunately, you have made several serious mistakes. I wish you had come here before filing : 1. Your mother can have no derivatives. She is an immediate relative of a US citizen. You need to file a separate I-130 for your brother. 2. Your brother cannot adjust status through you as his priority date will not be current for more than 10 years in the future....maybe 20 years. 3. Your mother, as a legal resident, can file an I-130 for your brother, but it will be several years, minimum, before his priority date is current. Do not allow your brother to file another I-485 now. It will be denied also. If his I-94 has expired, he is out of status. I suggest you find someone who is knowledgeable of the process or an immigration attorney to help.

You don't need any proof of completion.

Oh. OK....perfect. Good luck. The journey begins.

What fees have you already paid??

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