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  1. Crazy Cat
    No, W-8 is nothing like a 1040.
  2. Crazy Cat
    Your answer is "No" if you were never required to file taxes. Answer "yes" only if you were required to file, but didn't do so. This is a question they could have worded better.
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    ***Moved to the Thailand regional forum****
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    1. I believe there is a box on the N-400 application which allows USCIS to inform SSA of the status change. Otherwise, the original Certificate of Naturalization has to be taken to SSA. 2. New citizens receive their Certificate of Naturalization at the oath ceremony. 3. The oath ceremony could be same day or up to weeks later. Depends on local office procedures. Good luck.
  5. Crazy Cat
    You've done everything needed to withdraw the I-129f. In addition, approved I-129fs are only valid for 4 months.
  6. Crazy Cat
    @naha1975, "Can that child return at the age of 6. When his mom comes back on a tourist visa and attend an elementary school?" If the real question is whether the mother can remain in the US, the answer is no. US citizens can return and attend school at any time. However, the return of the child, as a citizen, gives NO rights for the parent to stay beyond the time given by CBP for the visit. At age 21, the child can petition the mother.
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    Mark "Yes" if you have submitted your tax return.....regardless of whether the IRS has processed them. If you can't get a transcript, you can use a copy of the return package you sent to the IRS.
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    ***Duplicate post removed from another forum. Please post only once***
  9. Crazy Cat
    If you were convicted or pled guilty, they will likely see it. Just wait and see what they say. Good luck.
  10. Crazy Cat
    The instructions for the I-129f say: Item Number 4.a. Criminal Information. Indicate whether you have ever been arrested, cited, charged, indicted, convicted, fined, or imprisoned for breaking or violating any law or ordinance in any country, for any offenses other than those you have already outlined in the previous section. Unless a traffic incident was alcohol- or drug-related or involved a fine of $500 or more, you do not need to provide information on it. Please keep us updated.
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    I know of one case in Manila which was denied after the interview for this exact issue...although I'm not sure what the charge was. The arrest may not be a big issue. However, failing to disclose, could be.
  12. Crazy Cat
    Why would you not disclose these arrests? Were you convicted? This is the same as an expungement. The consulate will do background checks. They will likely see that you failed to disclose. Prepare yourself for problems.
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    ***Old thread locked for further comments***
  14. Crazy Cat
    She can't go off script for 3 hours.
  15. Crazy Cat
    Average N-400 processing time for Chicago is 7 months.....2 years is excessive.
  16. Crazy Cat
    What is your local office.
  17. Crazy Cat
    2 years seems like a very long time to process an N-400. Anticipate a combo interview.
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    ***A duplicate (hijack) comment removed. Please don't duplicate comments****
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    ***Topic split from 7 year old thread***
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    ***Moved to the I-601 Waivers forum***
  21. Crazy Cat
    Where is she right now? If she is inside the US, I would marry and start the adjustment of Status process. If she is outside the US, you can use any evidence which shows you were both in the US at the same time as proof of meeting. Evidence of shared physical address is certainly solid evidence.
  22. Crazy Cat
    Reported to Ewok.
  23. Crazy Cat
    When my wife arrived via a CR-1 in 2017, she got her 1st Texas DL. Luckily, Texas has an agreement with Taiwan, so she was able to just swap her Taiwanese DL with a Texas DL (no tests at all). It was a 7 year license (then).
  24. Crazy Cat

    EB1A

    Crazy Cat replied to saipem's topic in Work Visas

    ****Moved to the Work Visas forum****
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    I am an LPR

    Crazy Cat replied to Umm_3's topic in Tourist Visas

    You cannot legally do that. A person cannot enter the US via a B2 with the intent to stay and adjust status. It is a violation of the terms of service here to condone or instruct illegal immigration activities. **This topic is locked. Do not re-start or reference this subject or thread in any manner***
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