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powerpuff

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  1. *** Above post was split off from an unrelated thread and moved to the Adjustment of status from K1 visas forum ***
  2. If you’re certain then it looks like USCIS made a mistake. I believe you can appeal their decision but I’m not well versed in that so hopefully others can advise how to proceed.
  3. Ok but does the certificate have the exact seal they want or not?
  4. Another two duplicate threads merged into an existing one. The topic is now closed as OP received the visa. VJ Moderation
  5. *** Topic moved from IR1/CR1 forum to General Immigration discussion as the question is about post POE ***
  6. *** Topic moved from K1 fiancé visa forum to IR1/CR1 spousal visa forum - the question is about I-130 and the profile indicates IR1/CR1 ***
  7. *** Topic moved from Process & Procedures to Progress Reports ***
  8. *** Topic moved from Process & Procedures to Progress Reports *** https://www.usps.com/manage/informed-delivery.htm
  9. *** Topic moved from K1 forum to AOS K1 forum as this is post K1 and the question asks if health insurance is a requirement to file AOS ***
  10. This is very confusing. So you have two ex-wives: your first ex-wife is who you share children with then your second ex-wife is who you obtained your US Citizenship through? Do you not live in the US? You mention dropping them off at hers and then saying you want her to join you in the US. Are you both living abroad?
  11. See the thread I linked above. They eventually admitted the fiancé as K1. I assume that if they weren’t admitted as K1 (let’s say that they couldn’t find the paperwork to satisfy cbp), they could probably adjust by filing I-130 with I-485. That would give them the basis to adjust (immediate relative of a USC), instead of the I-129f. Again, these are my educated guesses. I’m not an attorney. I’m curious to see if someone knows to confirm or refute my assumptions
  12. Here’s the thread and OP said CBP has seen cases of either lost, stolen or damaged envelopes and that it happens occasionally but that they deal with it through a plan B. I’d say an open envelope could be considered damaged? Especially if airport security was the one to open it
  13. I don’t know if CBP will outright deny you entry. They can defer inspection and parole you in. There have been cases here like that where the envelope was lost/stolen on the way to the US.
  14. From my years on here I have not seen anybody report that they were forced to open the envelope. And even if they do force you somehow, it’s not the end of the world. Just get a new medical exam with a civil surgeon in the US. That’s it
  15. Thread closed in favor of an existing thread for April 2023 filers:
  16. Zombie thread closed. OP has not been back in 5 years. Please start a fresh thread to get most up to date answers. VJ Moderation
  17. Unrelated post split off into its own thread in the Tourist Visa forum section.
  18. *** Above post was split off from an unrelated thread ***
  19. *** Topic moved from Effects of Major Family Changes on immigration benefits forum to US Citizenship General discussion ***
  20. *** Topic moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures ***
  21. *** Topic moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures ***
  22. *** Topic moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures ***
  23. Zombie thread closed to further comment.
  24. *** Topic moved from Process & Procedures to Progress Reports***
  25. *** Topic moved from Process & Procedures to Progress Reports where similar post-interview experiences are posted ***
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