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Lil bear

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  1. Umm. Denied. Yes. Do not answer “No” Simple reading of the question and your answer.” Yes. I have been denied. “ They already know anyway
  2. No no no derivatives allowed. No one who is coming with or following later using this same visa
  3. Re entering with an unexpired GC and time out of the US less than 180 days should not be a problem. Is the divorce finalised? You will need to be thorough in your I 751 documentation and filing in order to establish a bonafide intent to reside in the US. Lack of employment and other ties such as drivers licence v etc make it uncertain how your a I 751 will be viewed. Better return as soon as you can .. Get a job, get your life in order and well documented and strong evidence of a life in the US .. at present you don’t really have any ties that would convince them …
  4. No it wont. As long as her first and last names, and date and place of birth are all the same, this is fine. Not all countries’ legal documents used the same name formats
  5. There are no limitations on transfers. All transfers over $10000 are reported to US authorities by the transferring agencies. Different banks and services charge different fees and offer significantly different rates.
  6. It’s not the out of status that is the problem.. it’s that she did not enter legally and undergo CBP inspection
  7. No it’s better done later than not at all. File your I 751.
  8. Att the next stage .. after the I130 is approved.. you will complete the DS260. Update addresses then
  9. When you complete the form, use your parents address as the mailing address and your apartment as the physical address. Did you file the AR11 and I 865 change of address forms as required when you moved from your parents to your own apt. If you didn’t you need to come those before you file the 751
  10. For IR visas with no derivatives allowed .. such as IR5.. the answer is always “No”. Its actually a Not Applicable question for this beneficiary. From personal experience. Husband and I were both petitioned by our USC son for IR5 visas. 2 seperate I130 applications We interviewed at the same time , arrived at POE on the same flight, stood together at the CBP booth.. But we each were immigrating separately.. the DS260 question on each of our applications was answered “no”
  11. A few weeks once they were taken. 7 months before they stopped trying to print the GC using the old prints. 😵‍💫
  12. I have never said that. I have answered in response to the info you have shared.
  13. Well good luck to you. If you already know the answer i guess our help isn’t needed.
  14. I suggest you read the replies again. No no one said what you state was said. 1. Google the US passport site and see if your circumstances prevent you from obtaining a US passport. I seriously doubt that you would be unable to get one 2. one at a time , search for the entry requirements for a US citizen to enter the country you want to visit. Read. Read read. That’s how you will find out
  15. Yes. The date in the first notice that included your A number
  16. Sounds like there is a problem with the on file biometrics.. in particular the fingerprint.. sometimes they are not good enough quality .. she should attend as instructed. I faced the same issue I guess i just wore down my fingers print ridges over time !
  17. Not by the experience knowledgable members in this site. The final decision is always in the hands of the interviewing officer who looks at the totality of the financial application. But failing to meet the financial level in previous years is not an automatic problem
  18. Where do you “ Keep seeing it”. Not on the official I 864 instructions
  19. If you read the the USCIS link .. the 2 year period may be accrued both before and after adoption takes place. So if your spouse has physical custody now, and documentation to show this.. then this time counts
  20. https://www.uscis.gov/adoption/bringing-your-internationally-adopted-child-to-the-united-states#:~:text=Parents must accrue 2 years,during and after the adoption. There are two steps for this situation.. your wife must first legally adopt the child. You do not have to adopt. The USCIS step child relationship is acknowledged if the child is your spouses.. But birth of adoption.. SECONDLY .. before you can petition for your adopted step child you must meet the 2 year physical custody requirement as set out in the link above
  21. Not your job to make anyone else happy. That’s his choice. I’m sorry he has made such self centered self focused choices. Your turn to choose now. And I choose you !! Despite the undesired outcome, you have navigated the black hole of USCIS.. wow!! You can do anything you put your hand to ! Go live your life!! There’s much more to come ! Good luck
  22. At this stage the is no visa available that would allow this. Once your v wife legally adopts her .. and meets the USCIS custody requirements, then you can petition for her
  23. This is a common.. legal.. and appropriate process for the situation you have described to us
  24. Yes you can do this but it will be processed with you living in your home country. Expect up to 2 years from when you apply to when you enter the US on your spouse visa. Your will be a LPR immediately on entry and can work travel etc from day 1. You cannot enter the US on a tourist visa with the intent to stay there and adjust status. You are now married so going through K 1 again is not an option
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