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Lil bear

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  1. Im not one either. Yes its complex. I’m going to delete my prev posts so it’s not derailing !!
  2. No …. CRBA must be completed prior to their 18th birthday.
  3. The documentation needed to support CRBA is fairly clear Can you list specifically the documentation you provided to satisfy the “ physical presence in the US” of the USC parent in the US prior to the child’s birth Photos, emails, texts are not accepted documentation
  4. Open it. It should contain his copy of the medical form which will be needed for AOS
  5. It means i wrote a reply then deleted it. A play on words 🫣
  6. 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
  7. 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.
  8. 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.
  9. 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
  10. 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.
  11. 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.
  12. 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
  13. 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
  14. Being DQ and the case being in the hands of the Embassy are not the same thing The transfer of the case to the embassy can be held up for months waiting for an interview date to be set. .
  15. The relationship will be scrutinised so plan for several trips before filing and then several more between filing and her interview
  16. You are going to be carrying copies of your documents in with you. Part of that will include your travel records, which you declared on the N 400. Memorising them is not needed. Referring to your documentation is fine . Its like carrying then handing over your birth certificate if asked I made 15 plus trips out of the US .. No way was i going to commit this to memory !!
  17. IR 5 visa category dues not allow for derivatives
  18. Yes. And you will be required at the interview to demonstrate intent to domicile. Many will recommend that she (usc) relocate beforethe intervene so she is already in the US .. stronger evidence than intent.
  19. Letter states ALL cards issued so current and expired as well as Reentry permit if applicable.
  20. Hopefully they aren’t yet reporting because they are about to get on a flight back to the US
  21. Lack of strength of ties /connections to their home country and hence increased risk of overstaying and adjusting status from in the US. Income would be only a small factor in what the IO considers.
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