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Crazy Cat

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  1. Thanks for the info.
  2. ^^^ Key statement^^^
  3. Only US citizens can petition/sponsor brothers....and the visa would not be issued for about 20 years.
  4. Doesn't sound as if she qualifies for either. @Boiler
  5. Total time from filing to approval for the I-751 was 44 months.....no RFEs.
  6. I put both our names on our Amazon delivery address....then used a copy of a delivered package label to show both of us at the same address (as one piece of evidence)
  7. I suggest applying for citizenship as soon as possible. My wife's I-751 had been pending for 40 months when she submitted her N-400. 4 months later, both the I-751 and N-400 were approved during our combo interview. In our case, filing the N-400 "unstuck" the I-751. A few weeks after our combo interview, she took the oath.
  8. Welcome to VJ. This is the best place for accurate immigration information. I assumed the attorney explained what to expect during the K-1 process. Good luck on your journey.
  9. 2 years is now common for a normal spousal visa. Be glad you won't have to deal with Removal of Conditions....
  10. A normal IR-1 filed stateside takes close to 18 months.
  11. Do NOT file an I-130 with USCIS untul you have exhausted DCF possibility. Once an I-130 has been filed with USCIS, the consulate is not authorized to process a DCF case.
  12. As @Boiler said, you must have exceptional circumstances, and it is completely at the discretion of the consulate since the foreign USCIS offices have closed.
  13. Wife signed up there, then received her voter registration card just a couple weeks later.
  14. BTW, @K1 Petitioner , Welcome to Visa Journey. You have found the best place for accurate DIY immigration information. We have a lot of good folks in this community who are eager to help if you have more questions.
  15. Technically, you are still a legal resident. However, not having clear evidence of that status would be a gigantic hassle.....even inside the US if you needed it.
  16. True. Upon entry, all it takes is a CBP agent to trace that current stamp to a denied I-90.
  17. I wouldn't trust a Tier 1 USCIS rep. There is no basis for your current stamp, imo. The base I-90 was denied. Normally, that voids all associated benefits. I would still try to get a new ADIT. Just my opinion. Others might disagree.
  18. Non-issue. Just enter accurate info in the DS-160. Do NOT include a US police report. It is not needed.
  19. Wife's took 7 weeks after passport arrived...but I have heard of some returning within a couple weeks.
  20. The extension letter from the I-751 is no good since it must accompany the expired Green card. The current letter you have is based on a denied I-90. I would get a new ADIT stamp...My opinion.
  21. OK. That is great. We have seen a history of some agencies lying on a tourist visa to "enhance the chances of approval".....then USCIS asking for evidence that the "marriage" was terminated. I have not seen a single case resolved. I would run from any agency which suggests untruthfulness.
  22. OK. The extension letter is worthless without the expired Green Card. Since the stamp you have was based on a denied I-90, I would get a new ADIT stamp in passport.
  23. I know that. My point was that if she or an agency falsely indicated she was married on that tourist visa application in 2018 (which has been known to happen), it is going to present a big, big problem for the K-1 or a CR-1.
  24. Too many gullible people in the world...and the US....and too many leftists willing to exploit it.
  25. Do you have the I-751 extension letter? Based on your timeline, that should extend your conditional Green card until 2027. If you do not have your expired Green card and extension letter (received after filing the I-751), I would get a new ADIT stamp.
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