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did she have the chest xray? Only the clinic can answer your query about why the exam was not completed I would contact the clinic as you paid for a complete exam/ make them finish the work that was started it shouldn't a new exam but a continued process for one started

Was she born in Canada or passport is from another country?

First u must do the following if never had a DL Additionally, you will need to provide evidence of completion of: Impact Texas Driver (ITD) if you will be taking a driving test for the issuance of your driver license** A six-hour adult Driver Education course, if you are 18 through 24 years of age (Does not apply to new residents who are 18 years of age or older and surrendering a valid, unexpired out-of-state driver license then follow instructions on how to apply https://www.dps.texas.gov/section/driver-license/how-apply-texas-driver-license

since the fee will change April 1st ,(Monday( a new form may appear with the costs of new fee /USCIS seems to like updating forms 1 petition with all fees for each parent

I went round and round with immigration too K1 denied after meeting and spending a month with him and his family/Moroccan woman said she did not like foreigners taking Moroc men out of the country CR1 denied after spending another 2 trips and 5 months in moroc /another Moroccan CO IR 1 finally approved /interviewer was a USC 2009 to 2015 now he is a citizen and we are 14 years married stay faithful and God bless u both

Interview for naturalizaiton is set for May 2024 /not a USC yet / best of luck on your interiew you must be a citizen to AOS for a parent https://www.uscis.gov/family/family-of-us-citizens/bringing-parents-to-live-in-the-united-states-as-permanent-residents To petition for your parents (mother or father) to live in the United States as Green Card holders, you must be a U.S. citizen and at least 21 years old. Green Card holders (permanent residents) may not petition to bring parents to live permanently in the United States. do the interview, take the oath and then petition for her

yes, agree , my speeding ticket from 2004 showed up when i went to marry in 2010 / some states never take these off

Are u muslim ? According to the traditional interpretation of Islamic law (sharīʿa), a Muslim man is allowed to marry a Christian or Jewish woman but this ruling does not apply to women who belong to other Non-Muslim religious groups, whereas a Muslim woman is not allowed to marry a Non-Muslim man of any Non-Muslim religious group. and no, u will be considered married under the laws of Islam , her family and the country and IMAM will register it

Operative words in the question is ARRESTED or CONVICTED Most traffic violations are nor arrests unless they are accompanied by something serious like an accident and person is charged with a more serious crime like a DUI, What is the ds160 question for arrest? Have you ever been arrested or convicted for any offense or crime, even though you are subject to a pardon, amnesty, or other similar action? This includes all arrests or detentions, including those at the border and by Customs and Border Patrol.

CO claim that she did not intend to marry /what did they base that assumption on?

April 8th interview?? i would file I 130 after oath for spouse From the timeline dates it looks like u did ROC 2/26/2021 What was date on 2 year green card? Baby born after oath , do a CBRA born before, baby needs I 130 with all fees

no, u must wait for embassy to receive the visa /NVC does not review the case it will assign a CSB2024xxxxxxx number and forward the case to Casa embassy now schedule K1 interview in Casa Documents needed of which at this time the USC should make sure 2023 taxes are filed as u need IRS transcript with the I 134 from petitioner along with photo ID like State ID or DL to prove US residency Documents Required for the Visa Interview Birth certificate Police certificate (fiche anthropometrique) and English translation Court record (casier judiciare) and English translation Singlehood certificate and English translation Original marriage certificate plus a copy and English translation if applicable Original divorce certificate plus a copy and English translation if applicable Death certificate and English translation if applicable Medical record from one of our panel physicians 2 photos (5cm x 5cm) white background $265 paid in cash at the Consulate, in either U.S. Dollars or the equivalent in Moroccan Dirhams. Non-Remarriage certificate & English translation. I-134 Affidavit of Support form (with petitioner’s original signature) along with a copy of the petitioner’s most recent tax return Please note that the petitioner must fill out the I-134 form even if he or she thinks that their income does not meet the Poverty Income Guidelines The beneficiary of the K petition must also fill out the DS-160. Confirmation page of DS-160 submission. Police records from foreign countries lived at for one (1) year or more.

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/travel-legal-considerations/Relinquishing-US-Nationality/Dual-Nationality.html U.S. nationals, including U.S. dual nationals, must use a U.S. passport to enter and leave the United States

you are in queue and waiting time is lengthy at this time the USC needs to make sure 2023 tax returns are filed and sends IRS transcript for 2023 to moroccan beneficary along with copy of a photo ID with US address to prove residency Documents needed for interview are on following site: prepare for these https://ma.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/fiancee-visa/the-interview/ And please complete a timeline on your profile and check the flag so your post(s) are seen by others going thru Morocco and they will answer u

you do not have to show green card you need a photo ID (State ID or DL) and SS card https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/employee-rights-and-resources/employee-rights#:~:text=Your employer must%3A&text=Allow you the choice of,passport or a Green Card. Allow you the choice of what documentation to provide. For example, your employer cannot ask you for a U.S. passport or a Green Card.Feb 23, 2023

check timelines for both to get an idea of what u r looking forward to we did biometrics in atlanta, interviewed in Nashville and oath in chattanooga

you are CPR (conditional permanent resident) and will need to file to remove conditions so reading what immigration considers important is a must https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-6-part-i-chapter-3 Documentation showing joint ownership of property;[7] Lease showing joint tenancy of a common residence;[8] Documentation showing commingling of financial resources;[9] The CPR must also provide the following information on the petition: The actual residence(s) of the CPR and the petitioning spouse or stepparent from the time that the CPR obtained status;[13] and The CPR and the petitioning spouse or stepparent’s places and names of employers from the date that the CPR obtained status.[14] In some circumstances, when the CPR is unable to file jointly with the petitioning spouse or stepparent, the CPR may be able to file an individual filing request or request a waiver of the joint filing requirement.

Timeline says spouse visa and now at NVC for russian citizen going thru Warsaw embassy

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

congratulations Read the phamlet or online about steps to take in US for SS #,, driving license, and other info u need to know BTW you need to pay the fee to process the green card https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-fees/uscis-immigrant-fee#How_to_Pay_the_Fee

Child bearing age is age prior to menopause (when we can have children) and is important to culture in Islamic countries such as yours and mine Mother approval also important for muslim countries and will be noted by CO thru photos shown by the petition spending time with each other to understand is very important / culture, foods, music, family , friends all play into a relationship/if she only had a 2 week/ 10 day trip two meet u , and no later meetings, expect CO issues / some of us do 3 months together and i did 5 trips totally 7 months. CO will abide by countries norms. Short time together does not ,, repeat not, allow the 2 of u to know life style of the other. u know nothing about life in the US ; nothing about getting SS #, state DL, health care insurance, not being able to work for months and months and homesicknes / not meaning to sound harsh but these are things CO will note I spent 1 month in Hammamet , Tunisia and women told me what is important and to them approving daughter in law and having grandchildren topped the list i also asked and got no anwer

apply for SS # at very beginning of this process /that will help

i didn't change mine and filed all paperwork with my name different than his /its ok not to change name and if she changes her mind later, it can be done when applying for naturalization. To me it was important to keep my former name as my grandchildren used that name and it was easier for the school personal for all of us to have same last name for me to pick them up at school if need be. Women don't have to change their name and BTW some men do

At USCIS stage it is up to USC to give evidence and prove the relationship the RFE would have been sent to USC via email Per other post USCIS wanted to see things like boarding passes, photos to show her trip / she would have had these you are the bene and at this point its up to USC to show the marriage and reltaionship are bona fida You could have emailed items to her as copies are ok at the USCIS part Instructions for I 130 are clear Evidence. At the time of filing, you must submit all evidence and supporting documentation listed in the General Requirements section of these Instructions. USCIS may issue a Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID) or a Denial Notice for petitions filed without the required supporting evidence. https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-130instr.pdf She should have had the proof needed and sent from her US address and it would have been received on time your part is the interview