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  1. Crazy Cat
    Yes. After entry into the US, CBP will stamp (endorse) his immigrant visa. The endorsed visa becomes a full-fledged Green Card for a year or until the plastic one arrives.
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    ****OP comment edited by Moderator to remove inappropriate language. Reminder: Visa Journey is a family friendly site. Please post accordingly*** *** Quote also removed*** -VJ Moderation
  3. Crazy Cat
    That is possible. Personally, I think your evidence is already fine for the I-130. However, I would add her to the lease immediately upon arrival in the US. Good luck.
  4. Crazy Cat
    Do you have an immigration attorney?
  5. Crazy Cat
    Congratulations!!!! I guess the officer was just busy that day.....
  6. Crazy Cat
    I think wife did a couple times. No big deal to her. Just another airport delay....
  7. Crazy Cat
    If you have filed an I-864, then just complete and mail an I-865 to report your current address. I've not seen any consequences for late filing.
  8. Crazy Cat
    I don't consider secondary as worthy of a "difficulty entering" caution. It's pretty much standard procedure when someone enters with an extension letter, isn't it?
  9. Crazy Cat
    I would think the first order of business after an I-130 denial would be to find out why it was denied...... I hope you get by this obstacle soon.
  10. Crazy Cat
    Most of us know how you feel. No person I know likes to be separated during the immigration process. However, that is normally part of the process. Your wife can temporarily visit the US during the process if she has a valid tourist visa AND if CBP allows her to enter. She cannot live in the US until she receives an appropriate visa to do so. Why was the I-130 denied? That is extremely important to know. A spousal visa is currently taking about 18 months to 2 years. Good luck.
  11. Crazy Cat
    Yes. I know one case (my wife) which took 44 months for approval (NO RFEs).
  12. Crazy Cat
    Such as? If he has a valid extension letter and the expired 2-year Green Card, he will be allowed to board a flight, and he will be admitted. After all, he maintains status as a legal resident. Some of these USCIS letters are extremely generic in nature.
  13. Crazy Cat
    What does that mean?
  14. Crazy Cat
    @Mike E knows this stuff.
  15. Crazy Cat
    OP said only Mother's name is on BC.
  16. Crazy Cat
    He can continue to travel with a valid extension letter and the expired 2-year Green Card until the new 10 year card arrives.
  17. Crazy Cat
    If the visa expires prior to traveling, it cannot be extended. However, the consulate can, at their discretion, re-issue it. It will, likely, result in having to do a new medical exam. Immediately contact the local consulate for instructions. Good luck.
  18. Crazy Cat
    Not supposed to do that. Might need to try to get an emergency passport appointment after taking the oath.
  19. Crazy Cat
    I would not mention this, in any way, unless asked by the interviewer.
  20. Crazy Cat
    ***Moved to Adjustment of Status from WST visas forum***
  21. Crazy Cat
    I assume you plan to file for Adjustment of Status rather than a CR-1. I would certainly file before losing status. Sounds like you might need a Joint Sponsor. Has the PRIMARY sponsor (spouse) been paying taxes? I would have the parents draw up a simple lease to show housing arrangements.
  22. Crazy Cat
    ***Two derailing comments removed. Let's stay on subject, folks***
  23. Crazy Cat
    With what document do you plan to exit the US after taking the oath? It might be difficult to get a passport that fast.
  24. Crazy Cat
    As my Grandmother used to say, "as lost as a goose". The office of POTUS seems more like POTATUS sometimes.
  25. Crazy Cat
    Marriage took place before Father naturalized. This article seems to address the subject well: Effect of Marriage on F2B Petition File | Lee & Garasia, LLC (njimmigrationattorney.com)
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