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powerpuff

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  1. 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.
  2. *** Duplicate threads merged. Please don’t start more than one thread on a topic ***
  3. *** Topic moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures ***
  4. *** Topic moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures ***
  5. *** Topic moved from Process & Procedures to Progress Reports ***
  6. Zombie thread now closed. The members quoted have not logged on in a long time. VJ Moderation
  7. *** Topic moved from Process & Procedures to Progress Reports ***
  8. *** Threads on filling out I-129f merged. Please keep all further questions on I-129f in this thread only *** Biological. Put unknown I would personally do this I would do Normal local format
  9. It might. You were fortunate they let you withdraw admission and not put you in expedited removal which carries a 5 year ban
  10. You definitely need to include all minor children regardless of tax returns or if they live with you. However if you have adult children that aren’t claimed as dependents (or anybody else that might live in the house with you - e.g. parents or other relatives), then they would not be counted in your household size. I’m speaking from experience That’s very inaccurate. That would probably only apply for self-employed individuals because their current income is demonstrated by the AGI reflected on a tax return. For others, they do not need to match.
  11. It’s i-134 for K1 stage so I believe if the father is going to be a joint sponsor then it’s another I-134 that needs to be filled
  12. You only need to count him in the household size if you claim him as a dependent on tax returns. If you’re not, then he is not counted in your household. Secondly, you might not have an issue here. Tax returns are not an indicator of CURRENT income. CURRent income is demonstrated by paystubs and an employment letter. So, let’s say my 2023 tax return shows 0 because I was unemployed last year. However, this year I found a job making 200k. As you can see I’m making well above and I can demonstrate that with paystubs and an employment letter even though my 2023 tax return is 0. I hope I’m making sense. So if you’re NOW currently are making well above the threshold then you’re qualified financially.
  13. Zombie thread closed. The OP quoted has not logged back in 3 years, you can try to send a PM but reply is unlikely.
  14. *** Topic moved form CR1/IR1 spousal visa forum (consular processing abroad) to Adjustment of Status (AOS) from work/tourist/student visas as OP is seeking to adjust within the US ***
  15. *** Related threads on processing time for spousal visa process have been merged ***
  16. *** Continuation thread on adding a joint sponsor merged. Hijack post by a different member and a reply to it have been removed ***
  17. No, the estimates given in the USCIS profile are not accurate.
  18. *** Topic moved to Working & Traveling during US immigration ***
  19. *** Topic moved from General Immigration discussion to US Citizenship Progress Reports section ***
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