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Crazy Cat

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  1. Actually, there was member whose unmarried K-1 husband returned to his country for a family issue prior to his I-94 expiring. He was able to return to the US, but I think the consulate had to re-validate the visa.....anyway, he did return. Good luck.
  2. Since I have been a member here on Visa Journey, I have seen a surprising number of Green Card holders who remain outside the US for longer than a year. CBP has a duty to vet anyone attempting to enter the US.
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  4. I have seen no examples of people with extension letters being denied entry....
  5. Denied entry or being sent to secondary?
  6. We filed online for wife's citizenship. I noticed no bug although wife is retired. There is no requirement to upload employment or income evidence. I uploaded tax transcripts as evidence of good moral character under unsolicited evidence. I highly suggest online application as you will receive a receipt and possible re-use of biometrics right away. We filed under the 5 year rule.
  7. Employment and income documentation (other than taxes) are not needed. If you have a pending I-751, make sure your spouse attends. We had a combo interview. Our Officer wanted to see evidence of a bona fide marriage since the day we submitted the I-751. That included driver's licenses, leases, bank statements, etc. He also wanted to see any travel documents IADIT stamp) my wife used since that time also. Good luck.
  8. It resolved for 5 day....and it's back. I cannot connect without a VPN.
  9. That is one of the disadvantages of a K-1 and adjustment of status.
  10. Unless your naturalization was fraudulent, you have nothing to fear......The outlier cases are being reported as frequent. It's the corrupt and dishonest news media.
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  12. I asked because it has caused some people big problems.
  13. No agency has ever filled out a visa application for her?
  14. Has she ever claimed to be married on another US visa request?
  15. ***Moved to the Philippines regional forum***
  16. As I recall, my wife's NC came back as 1st class mail....USPS.....not Priority mail...so no carrier insurance at all..In addition, $100 only covers about 1/5 of the cost of a new NC. I would go straight to DOS.
  17. Couldn't they say that about anyone? Did they find something to make them think you have worked in the US without authorization?
  18. You can't clear up what you don't know. "Unknown" is an acceptable answer. You are neither the first nor the last to ask this question.
  19. You should enter any information you know (such as parent's name)....and you can enter "unknown" for information you do not know. "N/A" would not be appropriate in this case.
  20. Yes, you can apply.
  21. I don't think there will be an issue. Good luck. Hopefully, this last leg of the journey will be over soon.
  22. I would just use a copy of the 2 year card. You can explain at the interview, if asked. Plenty of people (such as my wife) used a copy of their 2 year card for the N-400 since our I-751 was still pending. The 2 year card (residence since" date) will establish when the Green Card holder became a legal resident.
  23. Where is the 2 year card? If you have it, use a copy of it. Don't expect an accurate answer from USCIS tier 1 rep.
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