Sounds like the NOA they’re referring to is the 4 year extension letter when you file to remove conditions to get a 10 year GC. That one has an expiration date.
It sounds like AOS NOA is insufficient but I would still give it a try.
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This is the standard procedure. The Consular officer makes the final determination regarding the medical exam.
CBP has the final say on who enters despite a valid visa or VWP. So not much one can do beforehand.
Even if she does get approved for VWP (seems highly unlikely with that history) and even if it doesn’t affect the spousal visa process, I don’t think I’d want to go through that stress again after being denied entry at the border twice before.
to add, I think she was fortunate that they let her withdraw admission instead of putting her in expedited removal proceedings. That would complicate and prolong the spousal visa process.
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No, I-765 has to be based off of a pending I-485.
i would strongly advise to try to find the funds either through borrowing or credit card as the I-765 and I-131 will no longer be free after April 1, 2024.
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It wasn’t an AOS forum before. It’s for those who are going though consular processing. If you read the description under that section it says “Discussion on the US immigration procedure to obtain a IR1 or CR1 Spouse Visa for a non US Citizen (living overseas) married to a US Citizen. IR2 and CR2 Visas for children of a foreign spouse are also discussed.”
You’re adjusting status from a non-immigrant visa. This is the correct forum; most members here are adjusting based on marriage to USC.
I don’t rely on those two service center estimates. What has helped me is that I go to immigration timelines for ROC and filter out the results by service centers and it shows me latest timelines with approvals for my service center and it gives me an idea of how long members waited. I largely disregard the email about the estimated approval I get every week but it’s not entirely impossible that it might take that long (it’s showing January 2026 as of now). I’ve known people who have waited close to 4 years so I hope for the best and prepare for the worst.
As I mentioned, you can chat to a live agent through Emma and ask for the code.
Yes, he needs to have his own account. He, the immigrant, is the petitioner of the I-751 so it would be under his own account.