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My husband filing date  is nov 19, 2021 for I-485, I-130, I-765. On dec 23, 2021 got his biometrics done. On feb 1,2022 they received the evidence for I-485 since then we having received a case update.  So a lawyer in tictok made of video if your case is pass the processing time you are able to send an inquiry request, so I did. And today my husband checks to see any updates on the online we made. And he see that on the case it says case closed on the left corner. Reminding the case status Still says that on feb 1, 2022 the received evidence. I just want to know what does the case closed mean?

On 12/30/2021 at 6:26 PM, Jorgedig said:

Joint sponsor does not need to do fingerprints.

My husband did not joint sponsor I know that 

6 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

CR1 for spouse the spouse is always the primary sponsor and the cousin would be joint on the AOS

have u filled out the petition for him?

Yes I have. We had an issue with the previous join sponsor so we had to get another one. He did his fingerprints 

1 hour ago, nastra30 said:

Op, you you'll still be the primary sponsor, and your husband's cousin will be the joint sponsor. So basically both you and your husband's cousin will be sharing the sponsoring responsibilities. 

Thanks 

12 minutes ago, Chancy said:

 

So your husband is here on a tourist visa.  Is he going back to his home country while waiting for his spouse visa?  Or is he filing for adjustment of status to be able to live here in the US legally?  I'm asking so I can move this thread to the correct forum.

 

His visa expired, he filing for adjustment of status.

Just now, ra0010 said:

Ok, then please edit your profile.

Yes, your cousin can sponsor as long as she is a LPR or USC. And no, you wouldn't be counted on household size.

Thank you 

3 minutes ago, ra0010 said:

Again, be thorough and specific please! What type of visa? 

tourist Visa

Just now, ra0010 said:

But did you really apply for a IR-1 CR1 visa? How did he enter the US? Knowing that information is CRUCIAL to your question. Please don't have us pulling the information from you. We want to help. How did he come here? Where is he from? 

He came with a visa, he is from Dominican Republic 

6 minutes ago, ra0010 said:

Well, either you filed the wrong profile info or you don't have to AOS because he's here on a CR1 visa. Please be more explicit if you want precise information. 

It say to choose and I choose IR-1/CRA1 visa before posting the question 

3 minutes ago, Chancy said:

 

Are you asking about sponsorship for a US visa for your husband?  But he is already living in the US?  Please clarify.

 

Exactly what the post say

14 minutes ago, ra0010 said:

But what is her status?

Resident 

11 minutes ago, ra0010 said:

But what is her status?

Resident

11 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

Legally?

Yes 

25 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

* or LPR

She lives in the states

1 hour ago, ra0010 said:

If his cousin is a USC, then yes, she can sponsor him. And no, you're not included in her household size.

Thank you, just been getting the wrong information from people.

My husband lives here in the states. My income is 23,000 and I have 2 dependent, which I am not able to sponsor him. But my husband cousin has a 30,000 income with no dependent. My question is she able to sponsor him? am I supposed to be included on her income ? I am so confused, please help. Thanks in advanced.

5 hours ago, Toastbear said:

I just googled this and i found this website:

https://cl.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/entry-exit-requirements/

 

as you stated with her being an USC, she should be able to enter the country with her normal passport. Does she already have her passport?

Yes she does

So I know someone at this moment that when to Chile and is not able to enter Chile. They het she needs a visa to enter. She is a us citizen, o don’t understand why they not letting her in. Please any suggestions.

2 minutes ago, geowrian said:

If he doesn't wish to remain married (which is understandable after being cheated on IMO), he can divorce and file for ROC with a divorce waiver.

Go got it. He can still get his 10 permanent resident.

7 minutes ago, Kastrs said:

So he has his greencard? and he needs to file to remove conditions?

Yes green card. What do you mean?

12 minutes ago, TNJ17 said:

We need more information than this. Like what is his status in the US, how did he come to the US, etc. Also, do you mean your husband’s cousin’s wife? Because that’s kind of confusing too.

He is a resident, but not permanent resident. This year he has to renew. I don’t know if you understand now.

My husband causin wife cheated on him with another men, he has prove that she did. Is he able to get his permanent visa? His up for renewal December of this year. She is the us citizen.

7 hours ago, Kastrs said:

there is no visa that allows disabled adult children to migrate to the US as derivatives to their parents

Thank you for replying. That’s what I thought him they she not able to come like that.

7 hours ago, NigeriaorBust said:

  The way for them to come together is for him to file for the sibling, then in 15 or more years , file for the mother and they will get visas at the same time.  Otherwise there is no way they will get a visa at the same time.  Parents are about a year, siblings take over 15 years.  Children do not come "for free"  with the petition for a parent.

 

Thank you 

My question is when my husband become a US citizen, will he be able to bring his mom along with his sister? His sister has Down syndrome  and she is over 21. I will like to know is there a way for her to come with his mom.

Once they stamped your passport, you will have to wait 3 weeks for or social security card. If it doesn't come in those 3 weeks, you will have to go to your local social security office and find out why they haven't send it. I was though by a lawyer. 

5 hours ago, Keith & Arileidi said:

Congratulations... I hope the journey wasn't to painful. 

Thank you. It was but happy that is all done.

8 minutes ago, KULtoATL said:

All the information you need is here: http://www.ustraveldocs.com/do/do-niv-passporttrack.asp

 

 

Thank you