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powerpuff

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  1. *** Topic moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures ***
  2. *** Topic moved from US Citizenship forum to Working & Traveling during US immigration ***
  3. *** Topic moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures ***
  4. *** Topic moved from spousal visa forum (consulate processing) to USCIS forum ***
  5. Transfers from consulate to consulate usually take a couple of months, probably 2-3 months is normal. 5 business day is far too soon to be ringing alarm bells. I wouldn’t fill out or pay fees until the transfer is complete.
  6. An offensive post that generalizes a population has been removed. Zombie thread now closed. VJ Moderation
  7. Hijack post removed. Do not post your own questions in other members’ threads. VJ Moderation
  8. *** Topic moved from K1 forum to Working & Traveling during US immigration as the question is about working while AOS pending ***
  9. *** Topic moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures ***
  10. *** Topic moved from K1 forum to Working & Traveling during US immigration ***
  11. There are many other factors besides speed. I’ve done the fiancé visa route and I would recommend spousal visa instead. The fees have risen significantly too for adjustment of status once in the US for K1s. They’re also nowhere near as fast as they used to be ~6 years ago.
  12. *** Topic moved from Process & Procedures to Progress Reports where case status updates are discussed ***
  13. Nothing can be started until he sorts out the divorce and is legally free to marry or file for a fiancé petition.
  14. Old thread closed. OP hasn’t logged back since July 2023. If you have a question please start a fresh thread. VJ Moderation
  15. Duplicate threads merged. Do not post on a topic more than once. You were already given best advice above. Stop calling USCIS and the embassy, it’s a waste of time. Get on a plane to the US. There are no visas or anything else needed. You’re not helping yourself by continuing delaying buying a ticket. BY LAW lawful permanent residents cannot be refused entry. Cbp might pressure you to sign I-407 but they CANNOT force you to, as I said by law they have to admit you. They can refer you to the immigration court but that’s highly unlikely given that you’re only gone for a year. There are some people who were out for years and successfully returned. Please do yourself a favor and book that ticket to the US right now.
  16. *** Duplicate threads merged. Please don’t start more than one thread on a topic ***
  17. Old thread closed for comment. OP hasn’t logged back since July 2023.
  18. *** Topic moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures ***
  19. *** Topic moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures ***
  20. *** Topic moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures ***
  21. *** Topic moved from Process & Procedures to Progress Reports ***
  22. Zombie thread now closed. The members quoted have not logged on in a long time. VJ Moderation
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