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SalishSea

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  1. That isn’t an immigration issue, but it is covered by local and international laws. You definitely need an experienced lawyer.
  2. Totally agree. I was pointing it out so that hopefully the OP would confirm that it was an adjustment from ESTA. Hard to have sympathy with that choice, since the effect is circumventing the lines.
  3. Sorry, it’s too late to edit this. I was thinking ROC vs AOS. As others are saying OP, you cannot adjust status via any route other than your marriage. Sorry to hear about the situation.
  4. You can divorce and switch to a divorce waiver so that you self-sponsor. In the meantime, you’re out of status and deportable. do you have an attorney?
  5. Well, separation is part of the deal with immigration. Most of us weee separated for MUCH longer than that.
  6. They don’t really reveal such info, but I would guess they check whatever databases were checked in the interim since the previous checks. They are looking for updates.
  7. Have you checked the visa bulletin? For 4th preference family visas, the petition approval time isn’t relevant to the visa availability, since they are numerically limited. She probably has another 10-15 years to go.
  8. It’s irrelevant to the petition. Married is married.
  9. Unfortunately, that is a bit of a trade off for adjusting and not having to wait in line for a visa like everyone else though.
  10. OP posted in the AOS from work, tourist, student visas, so it may not have even been a K-1.
  11. Sounds like you're all set in terms of documents they need. There are always last minute checks for all US visas. Good luck!
  12. In general, you cannot interview for a US immigrant visa as a tourist in a 3rd country. The only way to know definitively is to request permission from the US consulate in the country where you want to interview.
  13. You will need to sit for the NCLEX outside of the US, because until you are licensed, you are not eligible for positions requiring licensure.
  14. You need to have a license to practice as a nurse. The NCLEX is the national exam for licensure. I don't see how an employer could petition someone for a work visa who is not yet qualified for the job.
  15. You do not have to wait until you are divorced to remove him from an employer-based insurance plan. I'd do it asap.
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