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Crazy Cat

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  1. What visa category are you talking about? Who is the beneficiary?
  2. ***As this thread has run its course, it is closed for further comment**** One non-contributory comment removed***
  3. Case is at Nebraska. Letter 1 is the actual I-130 receipt.
  4. I would think the length of time already spent outside the US might have an effect on a USCIS decision regarding a re-entry permit. Good luck on your quest.
  5. and they have 10 year Green cards? Where are they living? What have they done to maintain residency?
  6. How long have they been outside the US? Sounds like they might have already abandoned their Green Cards. Even returning could pose some risk of being sent before an immigration judge.
  7. I would expect a new TN or a renewal will be problematic. Consider this another vote to borrow the money and file a proper I-485 and I-765 asap.
  8. ***Moved to IR-1/CR-1 Spousal Visa Case Filing & Progress Reports****
  9. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2025/visa-bulletin-for-july-2025.html Final action date is 1 January 2008 for F4.
  10. ****This question was split from an old thread**** Naturalization interviews are conducted by USCIS. USCIS is not present at AIT.
  11. No. I would not muddy the waters further with another N-400. You seem to have already missed the oath multiple times after multiple N-400s already. I would just wait it out.
  12. No. An F4 (sibling) can have derivatives. Note: Immediate relatives of US citizens such as spouses and children (IR/CR cases), do require separate I-130s.
  13. Make sure both of you go. Our officer wanted to see evidence of marriage and living together from date of I-751 submission to date of interview. Driver's licenses, leases, bank statements, and wife travel documents.
  14. No delay in processing....My wife and I met in May of 2015......married and living in Taiwan in July 2015.
  15. You cannot file an I-130 until you have met either during or after the marriage ceremony.
  16. In our case, wife received an email from the local office only two days before her N-400 interview informing her that I was required to be there because it would be a combo interview. Luckily I had been preparing for a combo the entire time....and I was ready with required evidence. Officer wanted to see evidence of us living together from the day we submitted the I-751 until combo interview date.
  17. That is an issue with certain CBP agents. They must endorse all immigrant visas. They are supposed to stop stamping visitor visas, but you are right. It is extremely important that they place a physical endorsement in an immigrant visa.
  18. ^^^^^ I also recommend this^^^^^ There are several factors which come into play when deciding things such as whether to file US taxes separately or jointly.
  19. That would not apply to a spousal visa. It might apply to an adjustment of status case after entering on a B2, for example, since an I-130 would be filed. I have not seen that list in a few years. Thanks for sharing it.
  20. How so? A lot of people file right after getting a marriage license.
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