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  1. 1 minute ago, HRQX said:

    That is incorrect. It's still free if full I-485 fee was paid: https://www.uscis.gov/feecalculator

    Did you pay the full I-485 fee? If so, it's still free and send it to the Chicago Lockbox. In order to work you'll have to wait until either the renewal is approved or the GC is issued. The expired one will not be extended because the renewal was NOT timely filed: https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/form-i-9-resources/handbook-for-employers-m-274/handbook-for-employers-m-274/40-completing-section-2-of-form-i-9/44-automatic-extensions-of-employment-authorization-documents-eads-in-certain-circumstances "The filing date (the date USCIS received the application) appears in the Received Date field. This date should be on or before the “Card Expires” date on the EAD."

    yes I paid it full, and still waiting for my interview, I applied Oct 2019

  2. 15 minutes ago, Letspaintcookies said:

    If you would have renewed it up to 120 days before it expired it would have been free of fees. Now that it has expired you can't renew it but have to apply for a new one and you'll have to pay the fees. At least that's my understanding. 

    yeah I saw it that need it to renew 120 days before it expired, I did'nt renew it coz i'm expecting my interview before february

  3. i have my interview on May 9, last Dec my fiance send me the original copy of form I 134, on the upper right corner it say that it will expires on Nov 30, 2018, and the edition 11/30/2016 (on the lower left corner), my question is if i can still use the form that my fiance sent, even it has a new 134 edition? 

  4. asking for a friend, what does this means...

     


    "Document mailed" status for Form I-129

    I'm seeing a "Document Mailed" status for my form I-129 with the following message: "We mailed your document for your Form I-129, Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker, Receipt Number WACXXXXXX. If you do not receive your... 

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  5. 17 minutes ago, K & R said:

    If his sibling is a USC and makes over 125% of the current poverty level than yes, his sibling can sponsor you. Living in the same house is not a requirement. However, if the sponsor does live in the same house I believe they file a I-864a(this is AOS phase. I can’t remember if  there is a similar document for the K-1 I-134 phase)

     

    His parents may cosponsor as well if they meet the same requirements I stated above. You can have up to two co sponsors. His parent(s) can sponsor you if they have sponsored someone else but odds are if it has not been 10 years they are still legally responsible for the other person they sponsored. That’s something they need to look into. Is that person still in the US? Are they a USC yet? Are they still a GC holder? What visa did they use to come over? As long as they can prove that they make enough money to support their house hold (this includes the two of them, likely the person they’ve sponsored in the past, you, and any other dependents they may have) you won’t have an issue. They have to disclose if they’ve sponsored someone else in the past. 

     

    If his sibling is a USC, makes over 125% poverty level for their household then I would forget the parents and stick with the sibling. But keep in mind if his sibling has any children because they would have to make 125% poverty level for their household including you and any children they may have.

    thank you for that info thank you

  6. 3 minutes ago, Ben&Zian said:

     

    All I-129f petitions go to the texas lock box. There are two addresses for it depending on what method you use to ship it (Fedex, UPS, USPS, ect)

     

    https://www.uscis.gov/i-129f

     

    Check the "Where to file" for the accurate address you will need.

     

    From there it will get sent off to the proper service station to get processed. Most likely California. Doesn't matter what state the petitioner lives in really.

    thank you for that info 😊,

  7. 27 minutes ago, RTLE said:

    If the petition got approved at USCIS and later denied at consulate, then you might need to get a waiver (but this should be simple as new petition is for the same person)

    •  "You are filing this petition on behalf of your fiancé(e), you have previously had a Form I-129F approved, and less than two years have passed since the filing date of your previously approved petition."

    If the petition got denied at USCIS, then answer would be no but still include a cover letter to explain why 

     

     

    our petition got denied at USCIS, so it means we can apply righy away? and about the cover letter how can we explain it?

  8. i mean my fiance not my husband, there is someone 

    1 hour ago, milock said:

    they mailed a decision noticed that our K1 visa denied because of the under provision of section101, it said that we must met in person within 2 years before tha date of filling the petition, my fiance is almost 3 years not coming back here in the philippines, is there any possible that we can appeal? 

     

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