Lil bear

Just that it may be seen as more favourable by the interviewing officer, but it sounds like the Metical office is used to dealing with this Just make sure you have your medical appt info handy to show at the interview if questioned

You wont meet the physical presence by doing this. Reentry permit will only preserve your “residency”

@Ali91 please give all the relevant details when you ask your question.. so please confirm.. from your several posts do we now assume .. 1. you are the beneficially of the application to immigrate 2. you are a Pakistani citizen 3. you are a legal resident in China 4. you are interviewing in China 5 you have no other legal ID The answers to all these questions will impact the correct response to your question. Without them we can only answer generally not specifically

You were given very good info in your previous posts 3 months ago. Your last reason for not doing the test was the time that it takes. You could have had the test done and evidence submitted by now.

It is not the best way but it can be done.If you can get it done the day before then that would be better. The consulate will hold the process after the interview until they have received the medical results. We found the Sydney Consulate responsive to emails .. so you should email them once you have your interview set and confirm this with them

Oh boy .. that sounds like the title of an upcoming episode of the Goons.. “The case of the exploding sunscreen tube” staring Eccles and featuring Moriaty My deepest condolences to those of you whose upbringing did not included a full dose of the Goons .. ..

It is more about getting it done while there is a much of the 90 days left on the K1 stay as possible. The SSN application will be in the same name as the K1 visa… So for someone not changing their last name after marriage , it is straight forward But it should be a v v high priority yes

Pass on this US state dept link to your nephew. It well help him understand the process of bringing the children to the US https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/Intercountry-Adoption/Intercountry-Adoption-Country-Information/Colombia.html

My interpretation of this is “ cant stay here.. the UK…for the rest of the pregnancy “

Adoption of a child (born overseas) by a USC does not bring with it an automatic right to before USC. The process of bringing an adopted child to the US seems to depend on which path of adoption has been followed and whether the adoption is finalised in the US or overseas. There is just not enough information in your post to know which way the adoption is being completed. My “guess” is that unless it is being arranged by an authorised adoption agency following the Hague adoption process, that they will need to need the “Immediate relative process” which can take years and has significant physical custody requirements ( ie parent must live with the child outside the US). Also, the USCIS link identifies some issues with this process when adopting children from Hague convention countries but not through the Hague Process. I hope your nephew is fully researching this prior to any adoption, as he may unfortunately find himself with 2 adopted children who cannot enter the US to live for several years or worst case , cannot enter at all. He needs an adoption immigration specialist before he adopts anyone.

https://www.uscis.gov/adoption/bringing-your-internationally-adopted-child-to-the-united-states

You will need to get the Consulate to correct this before you travel This incorrect spelling will cause many, many issues with moving forward as your documentation will not be consistent across the documents. Sorry. But you need to take the time NOW, before your enter the US just correcting your terminology Your Immigrant visa has been issued .. not your “Green Card” Your Green Card is only issued after you have both entered the US on your immigrant visa AND paid the GC fee The GC is the document which shows your Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) status. You become an LPR the moment you are permitted entry into the US.. and not before

Im a little confused. Are you still outside the US with an immigrant visa in your passport? If yes, what is the name spelling on B your visa .. does it match your passport ?

Moved to Working and Traveling during immigration as OP is asking about EAD via 2 different routes

Yes you are right ..recall the recent thread where the OP was approved for ROC without an interview and had never gotten around to notifying of the divorce. Thx for this caution

Who is the LPR filing for ROC.. you or your husband ? If its you, and you decided to divorce , you are still able to proceed with ROC but you must change the application type from joint to divorce and will need the divorce papers before it can be finalized. The ROC process can take several years so you have time to get these documents in hand Firstly get yourself to safely.. consider carefully what you want to do .. if you need to file an intervention order against him , do so…. Changing the ROC status can be done anytime prior to the interview

You could ask at the interview about the instruction, but i am pretty sure you get either 1. shoulder shrug.. No issue 2. explanation that all is digital But, CBP don’t ask about xrays and yes, 8 years later, ours remain on the cd in the bottom of the storage chest .

Keep it simple and truthful and don’t worry. The most important part is the intent to marry within 90 days of arriving in the US on the fiancé visa .. hence the requirement to provide signed letters of intent

Write a cover letter explaining as you have .. And include documentation that the child resides at the same address as you .. drs letter, school, daycare registration.. Do not fail to respond..

Yes .. i do know !! And you are right .. lots of talk but little accuracy or knowledge. A bit concerning. Im out .. But its been fun!!

Yep.. 🤪

Oh an ESTA. ESTA stay cannot be extended . Didn't you know that ?

There is no “ one that allows entry without paying”. ESTA application requires a fee of $21

On an ESTA ??? Visa waiver program?

Successful extension applications of a visitor visa .. see that ALL the time .. not. Spend the $475, apply then deal with the long period before it’s denied c and v the impact of overstaying .. bye bye B2 visa ., Im am genuinely concerned that the your information just doesn’t reflect the reality of the visa world in many many ways 😓