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  9. Crazy Cat
    A spousal visa, processed through USCIS, NVC, and the consulate, could take about 2 years. The I-130, alone, at USCIS, will take a year or so for approval.
  10. Crazy Cat
    ****Your 2 threads have been merged to keep your questions and the responses organized***
  11. Crazy Cat
    My decision process for a spousal visa: Step 1: Decide when you want to re-locate to the US. Step 2: Decide if you want to try the DCF route (if petitioner is living outside the US) or if you want to file normally thru USCIS. Step 3: For DCF, contact the consulate and request they process the case. If approved, they will give you instructions for filing directly thru them. For normal consular processing, you file the I-130 thru USCIS. Once you file normally thru USCIS, you cannot later file DCF. If filing a normal I-130 case through USCIS, see this guide:
  12. Crazy Cat
    No... ...If you file an I-130 online to USCIS, you lose DCF........DCF means "Direct Consular Filing"......Filing online to USCIS means consular filing....but not DIRECT Consular Filing. With DCF, everything bypassess USCIS. But, for consular filing (filing an I-130 thru USCIS), you would put that your consulate is Montreal....but that is not DCF.
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  20. Crazy Cat
    An approved I-130 leads to a spousal visa (in your case)....which is a family reunification visa....to live in the US.
  21. Crazy Cat
    Either that or have a convincing plan that you are re-locating.
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  24. Crazy Cat
    Be aware that you cannot go the DCF route once you have filed a normal I-130 with USCIS. Also be aware that Montreal is notorious for their scrutiny of US domicile.
  25. Crazy Cat
    Of course, they can....if the consulate officer believes the petitioner or joint sponsor has sufficient income or assets to prevent the immigrant from becoming a burden to taxpayers.
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  28. Crazy Cat
    Under the law, Petitioners are responsible for supporting the immigrants they sponsor...If consulate officers think the immigrant is likely to become a burden to taxpayers, they can deny visas or require well-qualified joint sponsors. Actually, I am surprised we don't see more public charge denials. I don't recall seeing one in a couple years.
  29. Crazy Cat
    It means I added your new post to your existing one in order to keep your situation and the responses from other members organized.
  30. Crazy Cat
    The only effect I see is possible public charge questions.....but probably unlikely.
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    ****Threads merged***
  32. Crazy Cat
    *Thread moved to the Philippines regional forum for the PI experts to answer***
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  34. Crazy Cat
    I would not withdraw and refile yet. I would wait. The I-751 was filed under her A-Number. Assuming you filled in the I-751 correctly, I think she will receive the extension letter.
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