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Crazy Cat

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  1. It is shameful and immoral that USCIS is practicing last in-first out processing.
  2. Of all the items you listed, which ones would show you are more likely to return to UK? Employment. What about housing commitment in UK? Family? Other evidence that you need to return? Prior B2 is a positive, imo.
  3. ****Moved to Removing Conditions on Residency forum area***
  4. Visa Journey has an excellent guide for Removal of Conditions. I used it , and we had no RFEs. Yes, you can apply for citizenship when you become eligible, regardless of the I-751 status. I strongly advise you to do so.
  5. If you already have an interview already scheduled, then the Consulate Officer will make the decision about financial sponsorship during or after the interview. If you have accurately reported more-than-enough sufficient liquid assets on the I-864, then I don't see a big issue. However, you could get an income-based qualified US citizen or Green Card holder to become a joint sponsor. It doesn't have to be family. I would not try shifting assets around at this stage. Good luck.
  6. You can delay up to a year. Just take no action for a few months. Good luck. That is an advantage the K-1 does not have.
  7. There must ALWAYS be a valid basis for adjustment of status. Just getting inside the US does not provide a path to a Green Card.
  8. Please clarify what this means. Thanks.
  9. This might be helpful for her to read. Form I-134, Declaration of Financial Support (uscis.gov)
  10. That is the reason she said a decision cannot be made at this time. She wants to look over the paperwork because she was in a rush. I wouldn't worry. Just watch the USCIS status.
  11. I seem to remember a fairly recent case which involved withdrawing a fiance petition. Although, the person thought he later withdrew the original letter, a subsequent adjustment of status was denied because USCIS acted on the first letter. USCIS considered the 1st letter to be final. I would file a new I-130.
  12. I would write a letter to NVC and the consulate to officially withdraw the DS-260. That, along with evidence of strong ties to home country, might overcome the assumption of immigrant intent for a B2 application, imo. Good luck.
  13. It appears that some Taiwan cases this year (2023) are taking about 3 months from I-130 approval to interview. IR-1/CR-1 Spouse Visa US Immigration Timelines for Taiwan - SORT : Last Update - DESC (visajourney.com)
  14. In my humble opinion, personal affidavits for an I-751 are meaningless. There should be ample legal quality evidence generated during a legitimate 2 year marriage. Besides, personal affidavits are a dime a dozen. They are no more than a printed opinion.
  15. As you always say, a well constructed I-601 succeeds. (paraphrased).
  16. Some people have been successful filing an I-601 for waiver of all vaccines.
  17. ***Moved to the Waivers (I-601 and I-212) forum****
  18. The medical exam fee is paid to the medical facility and civil surgeon...not to the US government. Fee waiver does not apply.
  19. You case is being processed at the Texas Service Center. Yes, they are issuing IOE case numbers. The IOE cases are, seemingly, being processed before older cases. Of course, you will receive paper documents as well (such as the 48 month extension letter).
  20. I think entering after the 2-year anniversary is an extremely wise move. The determination of a 2-year card vs a 10-year card in not made by the CBP officer. That will be done, based on your records, before the Green card is produced. However, mentioning it to the CBP officer is wise, imo. Good luck. If there is a mistake, you would file an I-90 (no fee) to have the card corrected.
  21. ***This new topic was split off from an old thread to attract new attention***
  22. As my wife says "No sorry needed". I'm glad your case is moving forward.
  23. ***Moved to Case Filing and Progress Reports****
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