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It’s actually when DS-260 is completed as far as I know. Someone correct me if I have the wrong info.

After scheduling first available slot, you get in touch either via phone call or online form. You ask for expedite if interview on the grounds of dependent aging out - they’ll then get in touch with consular to get approval for it. https://ca.usembassy.gov/visas/categories-and-requirements/

Flag it there’s age out potential so they can get you in before she turns 21. I-131 (re-entry permit) should be filed so she can return without problems. Does have to be in the US to file it and do biometrics.

I liked the book better but for those who haven’t read the book it is eye-opening.

Spousal visa definitely. We got married in Bosnia and my husband had to have couple documents translated before we could sign up for marriage ceremony (30 day waiting period) but after that it was same day marriage certificate and back then we applied for spousal visa two weeks later (DCF was the way to go). Had to go to Zagreb for medical and immigrant visa interview but we made it a trip out of each necessary visit.

Not a problem.

I think people are not nearly aware of what all ivermectin can do - and there's a reason Pharma is trying to keep it suppressed - no money in it as it's cheap and generic. I had covid in early July and took ivermectin - back to work in 4 days. No lingering effects - personal anecdote is that it does work. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7505114/ - cancer treatment

Go to Vegas! We have a vj member here who does the ceremonies as an officiant and can get you marriage certificate fast. Paging @Loren Y

I'd imagine after couple of years on Costa Rican residency card she should have no problems getting a B-2 visa. Going straight after getting it for a B2 visa would in my opinion not get you B2 visa granted.

This ^^. I'd reply that I can find time on date x to go through e-verify with HR person live. No emailing your information somewhere else. The only two things I ever used as an LPR were unrestricted SS card and DL. No ifs, ands, buts - that's what I provided, they had to go with that. I only updated HR once I had my naturalization certificate - showed up with my new passport and unrestricted SS card. Don't be afraid to school HR on matters they should be already well versed in. People forget, deviations outside the norm happen to confuse HR folks but nothing wrong setting them straight. If that doesn't work, Family provided details on how to report it - and I wouldn't be afraid to report it as if any repercussion happens to you you have them on EEO grounds on national origin (immigrant).

Sit back and relax. It will be a while.

No special case. You can file for your sibling and then closer to year when visa interview could be scheduled file for parents so they can all get visas and move together. Will take more than 16 years.

Or OP can go the route of sending wife with children to PI so wife's sister can help out. Or even go altogether. Perhaps he can do remote work from there?

Per https://de.usembassy.gov/services/notarials/ they accept cash (USD or Euros) as well. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/fees/fees-visa-services.html#permanent gives you the fee info - $325 for immigrant visa. There will be yet another fee to produce the green card paid to USCIS/DHS before or after entry into the US.

So is the case still at USCIS, at NVC, or yet to be filed? In any case, you as the petitioner would be best served by getting back to the US, finding a job and being prepared for AOS stage.

Who is this ambassador you talk about? An ambassador wouldn't interview visa applicants, consular officers do. But to answer your question - go back into CEAC and upload the new sponsor AOS - may need to pick a different category - like OTHER and then provide description that it's the newly requested joint sponsor addition of AOS.

You provide what they ask for - you get issued your visa.

You'd want to write to USCIS and withdraw the I-129f petition. Simply state you're withdrawing - providing a reason is entirely optional. That way you have no loose ends. Address to send to is on your I-797 receipt.

What have you done to raise it with whoever is scheduling appointments? All embassies have contact us form or even phone number for visa scheduling (3rd party processor/scheduling) - call them with proof of wrong payment, bank statement or cc screenshot that it was paid wrongly. Ask them to look into this.

You'd be surprised what COVID shutdowns have done on various issues - immigration petition processing as well as visa interviews too.

And you're interested to coming to the US where at least 200,000 people are killed yearly by medical errors?

Plenty of experimentation (aka research studies) done overseas.

Actually, with a good lawyer and if the husband is USC (as it seems he is), they can ask for cancellation of removal and for immigration court to allow AOS. Of course needs to write up that she's been contributing member of society (work, volunteering, tax-paying person) and how her deportation would negatively affect the USC spouse. Where's she from?

If they have access to previous non-immigrant visa applications, fair chance they'd have access to previous DV lottery entries as well.

Your best bet is to email (I provided the address earlier) and ask if they would accept notarized form from Moroccan notary (Morocco is part of Hague apostille convention so you'd have to get that type of notarization done on the paper from the father). Then proceed as they tell you.