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  1. milimelo
    Bring your USC spouse and make sure to also bring any updated documents since you filed I-751.
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    ~attachment removed as it contains PII.~
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    It's listed on the visa, under registration number. You may need to remove the first or both 00. And no, you have to pay for green card issuance fee so they produce the green card.
  4. milimelo
    E2 holder is definitely not in the category of lawfully admitted permanent resident (aka green card holder). Not quite sure how any of what you just posted from SSA would apply to this individual.
  5. milimelo
    And bonus if you manage to get married by Dec 31st 2024 so you can get a larger tax break come tax time in 2025...
  6. milimelo
    You're not a qualifying relative as clearly listed above.
  7. milimelo
    You'll do what everyone else does - file I-130 and get in line like everyone else. You can try expediting but prepare for wait time. And yes, getting a tourist visa and then attempting to AOS IS fraud.
  8. milimelo
    Titers are acceptable proof. One who's had chicken pox shouldn't get varicella vaccine.
  9. milimelo
    Try this email from the visa navigator: oci-monroviatipline@state.gov
  10. milimelo
    Of course. If you look at the instructions for form I-751 it tells you what sort of evidence USCIS wants to see.
  11. milimelo
    This part is termed wrong - it wouldn't be military based but regular spouse of USC rule - 3 years married to USC, 3 years LPR (can apply 90 days prior if all other conditions met) and 90 days in the district. But you definitely want the 319b naturalization done before you move back or it definitely goes away and you have to reapply.
  12. milimelo
    I fixed it above - passport are very fast these days. A friend of mine applied on a Tuesday and it was ready for pick up the following Tuesday - I think it's DHLed.
  13. milimelo
    Tourist passports take about 10 days to get back - and yes, they're printed in the US and then shipped to your embassy to hand to you.
  14. milimelo
    Where'd you get it's a US GF? To me it looks like they're both Moroccan - asking for tourist visa.
  15. milimelo
    Why would you file another I-130 if you have an approved petition? I-824 is needed if you messed up I-130 and listed both location in the US and overseas so USCIS is confused if there will be AOS or consular processing.
  16. milimelo
    If it's naturalization under 3 year rule, you'd definitely want your husband there with you.
  17. milimelo
    I think these are grandparents writing on behalf of their son. Child's Chinese mother sounds to be in China with her USC husband and 4 year old child.
  18. milimelo
    Wouldn't you be asked for I-864W as the child will become a USC upon entry to the US?
  19. milimelo
    Not needed. We were in the same situation - husband bought a house and got the mortgage before I arrived and we had no issues with my ROC. We just highlighted mortgage payment from the joint account - no issues at all.
  20. milimelo
    Just attach it.
  21. milimelo
    Why don't you email the same individual whose email address you have?
  22. milimelo
    Generally both parents need to be there for interview. Your husband should get familiar with the steps for ecrba process: https://sg.usembassy.gov/consular-report-of-birth-abroad-crba/
  23. milimelo
    ~Topic moved to AOS from work, tourist, or student visa.~
  24. milimelo
    Nothing is immediate after birth. You need to wait to get the birth certificate in your country (figure out how long it takes ahead of time) before you can go to the interview for CRBA - with the baby. USC needs to complete the forms as well as provide documents. Why wouldn't he be there for CRBA appointment? As long as baby has his/her passport, he/she is fine flying - our kids were on the plane at 6 weeks old.
  25. milimelo
    Well yes, of course you'll list your child - as a parent you are providing support. Put a note in there that the child is also a USC.
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