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milimelo

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  1. Didn’t you post a thread about this exact same issue recently?
  2. If he has a valid driver’s license and unrestricted ss number card that’s all that’s needed. That HR person needs to be sent for retraining- they don’t get to demand which documents an employee provides.
  3. Line up s joint sponsor just in case before your interview. Husband will need to update I-864 if he is no longer employed.
  4. You have to have the marriage certificate. No ands ifs or buts. If working from get go was the priority you picked the wrong visa, should have married overseas and done immigrant visa. SSN doesn’t give you right to work - you still need and EAD (about 8 months wait time after you send in AOS) or green card.
  5. F2A visa? You’re DQed and waiting for interview letter. Sit back and chill until IL arrives. The embassy needs to go through prior years’ (2020, 2021) visa interview backlog before they get to your case.
  6. Everyone that reads RFK Jr’s book knows the real truth about Fauci (with all citations to articles and publications) and never considered Fauci anything but self-ingratiating fraud. Too bad a lot of people fell for his deceptive talks and thought he walks on water.
  7. Wait, are these that were bused from border states as east coast folks were saying let them in and when they ended up in their states started crying they can’t support them? DC, NY - not sure if other states. I bet they’ll enjoy their stay with Adams and what’s the DC mayor’s name.
  8. They’re not wrong - WH has and does interfere and even points out the posts they don’t like. They only deplatformed them as they’re pointing out what the government is doing. Also see Alex Berenson v. Twitter (and I think he’s going after the government as well - there’s discovery where it’s clear WH was telling twitter to take him down).
  9. Are you seriously asking VJ forum members to provide you with answers to your RFE? No one is going to do that. YOU are the one attempting COS, YOU are the one who went to visa interview and knows what you said to the consular officer and to the border patrol officer on why you were coming to the US. If you don’t know how to answer RFE perhaps time to pack up and go back to your home country.
  10. Household size is 4 but the only one needing sponsoring via I-864 is you. The $$ for sponsorship is at the household level.
  11. ~Topic split from an unrelated topic. Mind your manners by not jumping into someone else’s topic. ~
  12. So ILR is the equivalent to US LPR (green card/permanent residency). If your wife doesn’t have ILR I’d pick no.
  13. The only thing I’d check is your state’s cool off period (if any) after divorce and prior to a new marriage. Some places have 6 months, some none.
  14. If you qualify for ESTA, why are you going for B2 visa? That’s just denial waiting to happen.
  15. The company needs to hire an immigration lawyer versed in employment visas. It won’t be fast or cheap.
  16. So your wife’s visa says 2-yr residency applies but her daughter’s visa doesn’t say that? If wife is the principal (j-1) and daughter (j-2) it matters. How did she even bring her daughter as an au pair? if in doubt, follow the correct path to find out if the rule applies. For 2. That’s something between your wife and the company that got her au pair position. If there’s a contract she signed, look what it says.
  17. Most offices do NOT do oath right after the interview. Go as scheduled to interview and you can ask them to schedule your oath for after your trip.
  18. US company will not sponsor visa for non-employee - there is no such visa. You better get started on I-130 now so when your relocation is in effect your spouse will be in line for the immigrant visa interview.
  19. Just a visit yet you're posting under bringing family members of US citizens. Tell your brother to man up and file CRBA for his child and get him a passport.
  20. We flew last week (Middle East to Eastern Europe) and it wasn't bad. We were in business and had full load of bags (6) but it all made it in on time. Connected through Vienna. They offered to check in our carry on bags (thanks, no thanks) and our child's car seat - no, the child will use it on flights. I'd say flights were 75-80% full.
  21. I wouldn’t go anywhere on permanent basis until I had completed naturalization and had US passport in hand. Max 6 months at a time so you don’t disrupt residency if you’re not going to naturalize.
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