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Crazy Cat

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  1. We had no RFEs.....no issues..... USCIS was just slow. Now, USCIS issues a 48 month extension letter when an I-751 is filed. Our I-751 was approved only after my wife filed her N-400.
  2. One more thing: My wife entered about 30 days PRIOR to our 2nd anniversary. That was a mistake. It took 44 months for USCIS to approve our I-751.
  3. Bottom Line: If you have been married for 2 years (or longer) when the new immigrant enters the US via the spousal visa, he/she should be issued a 10 year Green Card. With a 10 year Green Card, you will avoid the dreaded Removal of Conditions (I-751). I would enter a day or 2 after the 2 year anniversary. Removal of Conditions is not a fun experience. You should avoid it if, at all, possible.
  4. That's good, imo. Hopefully, they can work you into an open slot. Good luck.
  5. Correct what? It sounds like NVC has already sent the interview email. There are no mailed letters involved.
  6. Who sent the response? NVC or the Consulate?
  7. They need only suspicion....not proof. Your case probably has triggered extensive background checks. It could take a while...or it could be done quickly.
  8. According to the I-131 instructions, re-entry permits apply to legal residents (Green Card Holders).
  9. From what status will he be adjusting? An Advance Parole I-131 package can be submitted along with a proper I-485 package.
  10. Congratulations. Some Pakistani cases go through a long administrative process. Good luck on the rest of your journey.
  11. Please clarify. What appointment letter or biometrics appointment are you talking about? If this is a CR-1/IR-1 interview, she should attend as instructed on the email.
  12. Over-preparation is better than under-preparation. I would bring them all.
  13. I was referring to the question the OP asked. I have added all I can to this discussion, and I do not wish to bicker. I am bowing out.
  14. The I-130 is asking what petitions the OP has submitted.
  15. Seems to me that you can justify the waiver for spouse to be issued a visa. Getting your case pushed to the front of the line? I think it will take a lot more.
  16. As a US citizen, you can immediately return to the US, get medical care, and seek employment. Separation during the immigration process is sometimes unavoidable. Most of us have endured it.
  17. @dady12 Are you saying that 14 months ago you and spouse submitted an I-130 & I485, but did not submit an I-864? and no _131, no I-765?
  18. This might work for London at the moment, but, In general, this is not good practice for most consulates since interviews might not be scheduled for many months. I would wait until the interview has been scheduled before completing the medical exam. In fact, an interview date is required before booking medicals for many consulates. Once the medical is complete, the clock for visa expiration starts ticking.
  19. NVC will inform you of what documents are needed. Once NVC has accepted all required documents, the case is considered "Document Qualified". Then, this is the sequence: 1. Case is DQ'd by NVC. 2. Case then enters NVC queue for your consulate and waits at NVC. 3. Consulate informs NVC of available interview date for upcoming month. 4. NVC schedules interview when case reaches the front of the queue for that consulate. 5. NVC notifies person of interview date via email. 6. NVC then sends case to consulate. After the interview is scheduled by NVC, it can take several days to several weeks for the consulate to receive the case.
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