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EB_Stuck

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  1. congrats ice-cube. I am glad my projection for your visa issuance in 2nd or 3rd week of January, came out just within a week of actual visa issuance. Cheers, enjoy your next part of the journey!
  2. Stay positive bro! You are almost there. Send email to the consulate about request about second medical. Use the email to get started on the second medical. Ensure you have all the information that the physician might need. There may be some additional vaccinations that you might need. Check physician's website. After your doctor sends the medical, it would take 2 weeks to get your visa in your passport! I can see the light at the end of the long long long tunnel for you!!!! Good luck!
  3. Brother, if I could give my 2cents; I would advise to embrace positivity rather than focusing on negativity. My personal experience revealed that the more I focused on the positive actions and leaving the rest to the destiny; helped me to deal with reality. At the end of day, we are all microspec in the whole universal vastness. In grand scheme of existence, we actually don't exist or for that matter don't even matter! So make the best of it, no matter where you are. Cheers!
  4. ice-qube, what happened to your hard fest principles? If you think the utility of gaining the sanctity in the outcome whether it is negative or positive is what finally matters; I am with you! Glad you are able to across the line and test your luck! Hoping the best for you. Sometimes in life, we have to compromise even on our principles to make peace with the factual reality!
  5. Yes, we crossed the border in May 2022. We took the trip to Niagara Falls and visited family to activate our immigrant visas. Just take your returned package from the embassy plus your passports with stamped visas at minimum. Refer to below link for moving your stuff to USA: https://help.cbp.gov/s/article/Article-107?language=en_US Good luck!
  6. I guess you have answered it yourself then for the opt out conversion process. 221(g) / DS5535 / AP is still a nightmare for most!
  7. Seems like you are going to be in this for a while. First get the opt out done (see below). Hope the category stays current. Meanwhile, getting out of AP is going to take a while at the very least! See below info related to Opt Out. ... If you want to opt out of the automatic conversion, you must submit a written request to the USCIS office that approved your Form I-130. You (not your parent) should send a signed letter stating that you wish to opt out of the conversion from F2B to F1. This letter should also include your and your parent’s names and dates of birth and the receipt number for your Form I-130. You can find the receipt number on the receipt and approval notices. The approval notice will also show you which office approved your Form I-130. If you do not know which USCIS office approved your Form I-130, you may call our USCIS Contact Center. Reference: https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-processes-and-procedures/child-status-protection-act-cspa#:~:text=If you want to opt,conversion from F2B to F1.
  8. You have indicated your intent to over-stay pre-emptively. Also you have admitted to be working in USA on B1/B2 visa. All of these would compose grounds for inadmissibility; possibly 10 year ban and denial of any future VISAs. Consular officers often check out these forums. If I were you, I would consult a lawyer! Good luck, you will need it,
  9. Came here to check how you folks are doing. Sorry to see some of you still in the limbo. Keep up the hope and action as much as you can! At our end, we got our GC and SSN in hand. Now time to fully set the roots in USA. Let me know if I can be of any help!
  10. @ice-qubehave you taken the action of WoM lawsuit? Unfortunately, sitting ideal and hoping that they will pick up the slack is not a strategy. I tolled through 4.5 years of wait (3 months of i-140 even with premium, 6 months of NVC processing, 39 months of bunch of nonsense (retrogression, visa bans, shutdowns, backlogs), 6+ months of AP (including lawsuit time). What I realized is that I should have long taken the action of WoM and that could have shortened the wait. Don't wait; take action and then let the destiny take its course!
  11. @ThisIsHorseFeces thanks for the message. I did not drill down to the type of visa's that Joshua's firm was suing for; however consular processing for employment based are far few in-between. 90%+ of the consular processing and lawsuits are family or immediate relative based. I would imagine K1 visas are a good chunk in that. Sorry, I dont have the exact numbers. But one could ask Josh in the free interview/consultation or email him.
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