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Crazy Cat

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  1. **Hijack comment removed. Do not repeat questions you have a n existing thread for.***
  2. It's actually pretty straight forward. If you ever submitted a DS-260, the answer is "Yes". Otherwise, the answer is "no".
  3. The fact that they kept his passport is a very good sign. The real indication that a visa is approved is when the status changes to "issued". Keep in mind that ALL visas go through some form of administrative processing after the interview. Generally, the next step is to see "issued" status, then delivery of the passport with visa inside. Then, you can pay the $235 Green card fee.
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  5. Some are speculators who use scare tactics to generate revenue. Random Speculating attorney: "Trump is going to require ALL cases to undergo intense interviews. You need to hire me or you are likely facing a denial"
  6. 1. Please fill in your timeline. 2. You might want your US Senator or Representative make an inquiry for the consulate in Lagos.
  7. Not exactly true. My neighbor had both her I-130 and I-485 approved yesterday with no interview. Do you have a source reference to that new policy?
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  9. Examples of original documents would be documents from the issuing authority with wet signatures and/or raised seals for which authenticity can be verified. A scanned copy cannot be authenticated.
  10. There is no evidence of that. I'm sure you are aware that the estimated times are notoriously inaccurate and change frequently. The same thing happened to my wife's case. It jumped from 3 months to 9 months on the day they scheduled the interview.
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  14. Have you opened an online account with Social Security. There is an option to replace SS cards.
  15. Thank you for that great input. I will keep your name in mind the next time this subject comes up....there is no better evidence than personal experience.
  16. As of Feb 7, you'll be out of status and removable unless you can produce that I-797 notice of receipt for the I-485. An ID won't help if you are questioned and/or detained by ICE.
  17. They, almost immediately, received an RFE for their I-864 and submitted evidence in June 2024. Both the I-130 and I-485 were approved today with no interview.
  18. I would expect there to be tighter monitoring by CBP. I would not fly without solid proof of authorized stay. and the OP does not possess a Real ID......
  19. Upon filing a proper I-485, a person is granted "authorized stay" in the US until the I-485 has been adjudicated. To my knowledge, that hasn't changed yet.
  20. That sounds about right. The fact is that you don't have proof of having submitted a PROPER I-485.
  21. I would not travel without the official I-797 from USCIS. Otherwise, although unlikely, you could be detained until getting proof of having submitted a proper I-485. The letter from an attorney is worthless.
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