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Crazy Cat

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  1. ***Moved to the Canada regional forum***
  2. I would not advise anyone to remain out of status. Your risk for deportation increases every day. The risk will be much higher in exactly 2 months, imo. I agree with the others that there is no legal path for you as you described the situation. Honestly, I would strongly consider going back.
  3. I'm curious. What visa category is this case? How did you petition a grandchild?
  4. Good luck. You got this in the bag!!!!
  5. ***Moved to the Africa:Sub Saharan regional forum***
  6. Just get a cheap wallet to carry in your pocket or purse. Driver's license? ID?
  7. Agree. Henceforth, I would NOT want to be out of status for any length of time.
  8. By placing your new address on the I-751, you should be fine. In addition, any correspondence between you and USCIS will also be accessible and printable via your online USCIS account after you add the I-751 case. The only original document you will need is the 48 month extension letter.
  9. They will, possibly, ask for financial documents to show that you and your spouse share finances (like bank statements)....but they will not ask about financial sponsors.
  10. Not needed. As @powerpuff stated, financial sponsorship is not part of removal of conditions. The I-864s already submitted during your Adjustment of Status are still valid.
  11. There is no reason to wait until she has overstayed. However, there is a very good reason NOT to overstay.
  12. If she is actually inside the US, follow the link I provided above.
  13. Adjustment of Status is not available to her if she is outside the US right now......case closed.
  14. Not a problem. The Consulate Officer would want CURRENT evidence......and the Consulate Officer is the sole approval authority for visas.
  15. I think so. However, your evidence will have to be submitted to NVC. The "one month" is plenty.
  16. ***Moved to Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, and Tourist Visas***
  17. If she is CURRENTLY in the US, there is no reason to wait.....assuming she didn't misrepresent herself when she entered. Here is the guide you need to follw: Be aware that she cannot work in any way or leave the US for 3 to 6 months.
  18. It should be a pretty simple matter to explain, don't you think?
  19. If asked in the application, you MUST answer truthfully. Failure to do so could be seen as misrepresentation. Unless I missed it, I don't see any questions asking about entry denial on the I-129f.
  20. I would certainly heed that advice. However, it won't have an impact on a K-1 interview.
  21. Since Consulate Officers are the sole approval authority for visas, they have access to everything. Inadmissibility is assessed during the interview.
  22. They both can apply under the 5 year rule in mid 2026.
  23. You must have been a US citizen for 3 years before your spouse can apply under the 3 year rule (spouse of a US citizen). Chapter 3 - Spouses of U.S. Citizens Residing in the United States | USCIS
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