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Crazy Cat

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  1. ***One non-contributory comment removed. @BarberHauler, please remember that seasoned members are trying to help you.****
  2. You cannot use Fedex for a PO Box. I would send the same packet back with a check for $750.
  3. You think they lost your 1st check?
  4. Your case is not unique to Visa Journey. We see wide age gaps from time to time. That's why the answers you have received about the age difference for the Philippines are pretty consistent. And we don't judge......😃 May you have a smooth journey.
  5. It is a great feeling to be out from under the thumb of USCIS...LOL. Good luck. You got this!!
  6. I would use only the 48 month extension letter along with an expired 2 year Green Card. In 2022, my wife didn't receive a new extension letter when she filed her N-400.
  7. That is what I would do. Just get on a plane and return asap. The longer she waits, the more difficult it is likely to be at the border.
  8. ***Hijack comment split to new topic thread***
  9. ***Comments split from existing topic***
  10. Age difference won't be an issue for the Philippines. Whether you fill in the forms or not, you will still have to do all the legwork in providing the information and/or documentation. I am moving this topic to the Philippines regional forum for our PI experts to see.
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  12. The Covid excuse won't work any longer. They could have returned several years ago. Options as I see them: 1. Board a plane and return to the US ASAP. Do not sign an I-407 if asked to do so. Hopefully, CBP will not refer them to an Immigration Judge. 2. Voluntarily surrender their Green Cards by submitting an I-407 from India, then reapply for immigration or visitor benefits. If they want to live in the US, I would try #1 first. Other members might feel differently.
  13. ***Comment and replies containing personal information removed. @hamid0101, this is not a CBP site. Your posts are NOT received or read by CBP, USCIS, or DOS. Please refrain from posting personally identifying information in your questions/comments***
  14. My wife kept her last name. It actually made for a smoother immigration process, I think. Otherwise, she would have had to change investments, insurance, home country driver's license, etc. in her home country. No one has ever questioned the fact that we have different legal last names.
  15. You are free to leave at any time. There are no immigration checkpoints when departing.
  16. Same here. 40 months after filing our I-751, wife submitted her N-400. Four months later, both the I-751 and N-400 were approved during a combo interview.
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