Crazy Cat
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Another vote to re-file online. It is easy....and you'll save $50. -
Yes. Many people do.
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What consulate is this?
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I saw that the ABC whistleblower did produce an affidavit about the rigged debate. Looks like Kamala had sample questions, and the conspirators agreed to fact check only Trump. They also agreed not to ask questions which would have been harmful to Kamala. This is crooked, dishonest, and maybe even illegal.
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Need help..cannot submit I-130
Crazy Cat replied to Joy.TH's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
Are you sure he properly signed it digitally?- 1 reply
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These are fools who think we are fools, too. Why did the moderators not fact check that?
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eb3 visa EB3 visa DQ to interview timeline MONTREAL
Crazy Cat replied to Julia0705's topic in Work Visas
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Exactly like you just explained it.
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Backpacks, Go-Pro camera, and rifle left behind at golf course:
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Agree 100%
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Again today?????? This is craziness!!!! FBI investigating 'apparent assassination attempt' on Donald Trump | US News | Sky News
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Are you kidding me???? FBI investigating 'apparent assassination attempt' on Donald Trump | US News | Sky News
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The US has stopped stamping passports for most visitors. However, passport stamps (when available) are still one of the best pieces of evidence that you were both together in the same country. Tied with boarding passes , it's good evidence....along with some of the other evidence suggested by @smilingstone. I think most couples who file an I-129f have never met inside the US, so passport stamps make sense for them.
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Not everyone meets inside the US before filing.
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Yes, imo. The last 5 times you touched US soil.
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In the military (20 years), my motto was "over-prepared means fully-prepared". Why leave it up for question? The US government wants to ensure the petitioner/sponsor can provide adequate financial support for the new immigrant after arriving in the US. Support comes income generated over the following year (current annual income) after entry, regardless of what the petitioner/sponsor earned last year. What if I made $300,000 last year, but since filing my taxes, my income has dropped to $15000? My tax forms do not reflect my current income. That's my rationale for including current income evidence.
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Don't forget that sponsors must also provide evidence of CURRENT annual income. Tax returns, transcripts, and W-2s are evidence of past income....not current income. Some examples of current income evidence include pay stubs, employment letters, award/benefit letters, etc. which show what the sponsor is likely to receive over the next 12 months.
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***Moved to Adjustment of Status From Work, Student, and Tourist Visas***
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You don't need any of that stuff if you are re-entering via a Green Card. You are overthinking this. You need only your passport and Green Card.
