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Crazy Cat

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  2. Agree. I would separate it completely. I would not want her situation to negatively affect the others.
  3. I assume she did not get a re-entry permit. Physical address is where a person ACTUALLY is. Indicating anything else is playing with fire, imo. This is not a good time to be trying to play the immigration system, imho. Have you thought about leaving Stepdaughter #3 off the I-751? Then, filing a separate I-751 for her? Perhaps a legal opinion from an immigration attorney might be helpful. I am eager to see what other VJ members think about this situation.
  4. No more so than anyone else... A B2 will not affect an immigrant visa.
  5. Here is one extreme example of what is possible:
  6. It's not technically expired. His I-94 IS expired if he has been in the US for more than 90 days. A marriage certificate will not change that. He must submit a proper I-485 to be granted "authorized stay" in the US. Any encounter with law enforcement could result in detention and deportation. Personally, I wouldn't travel until I had an I-797 for receipt of the I-485.
  7. Overly paranoid. The news media is not being truthful much of the time.
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  9. Thanks. I didn't remember seeing K-1 petitioner as a qualifying relative. Nice to know.
  10. Yes. But a finacee is not a qualifying relative for a hardship waiver. @Dashinka, isn't that correct?
  11. If he overstayed for 2 years, he is banned from the US for 10 years from the day he left. That would require a waiver to enter sooner. It would be a lengthy process for them....but possible.
  12. This is the I-864a? If so, isn't she the spouse of the (Joint) sponsor?
  13. The I-86a shows the USCIS officer that the spouse of the Joint Sponsor is aware of the obligations of sponsorship. I agree with @Dashinka.
  14. Probably not. I would advise them all to submit the proper address change forms. AR-11 for immigrant if he/she has moved since the I-751 was submitted. I-865 for petitioner if they have moved since the I-751 was submitted. I-865 for sponsors to report current address.
  15. So, there is no real check of SCOTUS. The POTUS can veto a bill from Congress, and Congress can override a veto of a POTUS. But there is little that can be done about a SCOTUS ruling.
  16. Using the appropriate average conversion rate, I assume. Just convert your current annual income (expected over the next 12 months) to USD on the I-864. You should be fine.
  17. Which of those steps provides any period of authorized stay or legal status? #5?
  18. It might take a while longer. You now have everything you need to know that USCIS has your petition, and they are processing it. Buckle in. It's going to be a long journey. Best wishes for a smooth ride.
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