Lil bear

If she does not already have a current b1/2 visa or ESTA/VWP then the chance of a successful application is almost zero. Plenty of spouses visit during the I130 process but they already had the visitor visa prior to the I 130 submission

Very easy to get another one.

Then by all means go with your friends advice !

The question which will be asked is about the timeline of starting your relationship with the now spouse .. yes, you waited until the divorce to marry, but when did you first meet online and start that relationship. And if it was after the divorce was finalised, then marrying someone you have only known for 4 months will also be a red flag . None of those dates on that timeline with ever change , no matter whether you file now or wait.

Yep.

You have the green card. The overstay was “forgiven” And your LPR status confirmed. Travel. Use your GC to enter the US at the end of your visit

Please don’t post multiple threads for the same question. Also the info in this post is different to your other one .. is she 16 or 17? Has she been out 3 or 3-4 years ? These specifics do matter !!

Yes the AOS can be filed. It should be done asap before his stay under his visa expires. He wants to have the I 791 receipt notice for the I485 in hand before the end of visit date comes. Note that he cannot leave the US until he has his GCard or travel permit ( if he applied for one.) If he. leaves before this is processed he will be deemed as abandoning the AOS process. He cannot work until he has his GC or work authorisation if he applies for one. He is unlikely to be able to get any health coverage other than catastrophic /short term visitors cover which will not cover dr visits , medication etc. He will need certain documents which may be difficult to obtain from outside his home country. As desirable as it may seem now for him to stay rather than return home, it can be a very lengthy process and many find it way more restrictive than they expect. So yes it is legal and possible but not without challenges.

Well and truly over the line

You have to get the lienholders written permission and also ensure that exporting the vehicle does not contravene the loan contract

There is the requirement that the sponsor ( principal and joint) must meet the “ current” income requirement. Someone with no job has no “ current “ income. ( this is a simple answer that ignores retirees who don’t work but have current income from SS, pensions etc)

Yes

Because one effect on the body of the high blood alcohol level is to relax the body and decrease reflexes Thats why a drunk person can’t stand up or walk straight. So in the crash, they remain limp and make none of the reflex movements that stiffen the body and increase the impact of the force of the collision on the body They often walk away while the sober and aware victim is killed or seriously injured 😢

Open it. It should contain his copy of the medical form which will be needed for AOS

It means i wrote a reply then deleted it. A play on words 🫣

Self delete. I no longer exist ! 🫣

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-1-submit-a-petition/step-2-begin-nvc-processing.html

Can you please fill out your details on your timeline ? I am confused by your filing of the I485 (adjustment of status) and the fact that you are living outside the US ( which requires an immigrant visa not AOS). i 485 is not applicable for a spouse visa. Thx for clarifying.

No. You must be the principal sponsor but, as a GC holder, he can be a joint sponsor Have him complete the forms and documentation and Take all that to the AOS interview. Officer will make the decision that the joint sponsor is or is not needed.

While A Numbers are sometimes used for other visas in your life .. sometimes a new A number is issued during by the process. We provided our initial A numbers ( from a previous GC through work) during our later IR5 applications, but were issued a new number anyway. They already will have you and your existing number matched so I don’t think there is anything you either can or need to do. Moving forward through N400 , we used the most recently issued A numbers. No problems incurred at all

I wasn’t asked anything i needed to .. but if i had to check my travel dates on any of my 15+ trips i sure would have.

You need a new joint sponsor with a higher income. “Co sponsoring” is not an option .. Only when the petitioner is using household members income to add to their income. The other alternative is that the petitioner relocate to the US 4-6 months prior to the interview, secure s job that meets “ current income” requirements and complete a new I 864 with documentation for the beneficiary to take to the interview. Please fill out your visa type and country details and your timeline, as these details are critical to getting the best and most accurate replies.

If you are able to upload it , do so as well .

If the circumstances have changed .. as you indicated current income is zero.. then the primary sponsor should complete a new I 864 and provide that to the beneficiary to take to the interview. You already have a joint sponsor so that should meet the requirements

Work on as much co mingling of finances as possible and also getting as much in joint names as possible during the 12-18 months you are waiting for the I130 approval