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    Zombie thread closed for comment. The person has not logged on in 5 years. Please post in your already existing thread; we do not allow members posting their own questions in other members’ threads. VJ Moderation
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    You’re in a line of applicants waiting for interviews. Once you get to the front of the line, NVC will schedule your interview. Right now you’re waiting for when it’s your turn to have the interview scheduled. There’s Nothing to do but wait.
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    Your daughter cannot adjust status as the priory date (PD) would not be current. It’s the same for siblings of US citizens. PD is the date when the immigrant petition was filed.
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    I would definitely consider it, it is a possibility and I’ve seen it happen (well it has happened to me personally!). The only concern is if your case is put into Administrative processing after the interview, sometimes it can be lengthy. But no way of knowing, definitely something to think about in order to avoid that hellish wait at Islamabad consulate.
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    Usually not when you’re a citizen of the country. I was not living in my home country during the process but requested a transfer with a scan of my passport and it was granted. I have seen similar cases over the years on VJ. Ah, I see, that’s unfortunate!
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    If I were you, I’d request transfer of the case to UK when it gets to NVC. Then you don’t have to worry about them backlog at Islamabad.
  7. powerpuff
    Topic moved from K1 forum to Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration benefits forum to be among similar discussions.
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    You need one for each (beneficiary and petitioner) The biggest concern I see here is lack of evidence of an in person meeting within the last two years which is the whole basis if I-129f petition. This includes things like passport stamps, boarding passes, etc. Lack of showing this will lead to, if not straight denial, then Request for Evidence which will delay your case.
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    Topic moved from Progress Reports to US Citizenship General discussion.
  10. powerpuff
    Topic moved from Bringing Family members of LPRs to America forum (consular processing) to AOS work/student/tourist visas as this is now an adjustment of status case.
  11. powerpuff
    Topic moved from Bringing Family members of US citizens forum to US Embassy & Consulate forum as the question is about the Islamabad consulate.
  12. powerpuff
    Topic moved from Bringing Family Members (other than spouse) of US citizens forum IR1/CR1 spousal visa forum.
  13. powerpuff
    Topic moved from Bringing Family members (other than spouse) to the US forum to Tax & Finances during US Immigration forum.
  14. powerpuff
    Topic moved from Bringing Family members (other than the spouse) to the US forum to CR1/IR1 Spousal Visa forum.
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    Topic moved from IR1/CR1 progress Reports forum section to NVC forum.
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    Topic moved from Process & Procedures to Progress Reports.
  17. powerpuff
    Topic moved Progress Reports section to Process & Procedures.
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    That’s correct. But if 90 days passed, you’re now out of status. You need to file I-485 asap
  19. powerpuff
    I-130 does not grant you authorized stay, I-485 does.
  20. powerpuff
    Topic moved from Moving to the US forum to Regional discussion: Philippines.
  21. powerpuff
    Related threads merged; please don’t start multiple threads for related questions. Topic moved from CR1/IR1 forum to Moving to the US forum where similar threads are discussed.
  22. powerpuff
    Topic moved from Removing Conditions on Residency forum to General Immigration discussion where address change questions are posted. Seems like a common thing:
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    I’m aware what the US Immigration law states and it clearly states that spouses of Green card holders are barred from adjusting status on VWP(=ESTA): https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-7-part-b-chapter-7: "A noncitizen admitted as a nonimmigrant without a visa under a Visa Waiver Program is barred from adjustment of status …These bars do not apply, however, to those seeking to adjust status as an immediate relative of a U.S. citizen or VAWA-based applicants." You need to properly file for your spouse just like everyone else. It will take at least 5 years for spouses of permanent residents.
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    Topic moved from Moving to the US forum to Bringing Family members of Permanent Residents to America forum It is immigration fraud to come to the US on a non-immigrant visa with an intent to adjust status. Besides, spouses of LPRs cannot adjust status while on VWP/ESTA, only spouses of US citizens are able to. So to answer your question, no it isn’t the right thing to do and even if it were, AOS is not possible. Being apart the last thing anybody here wants to do. As a permanent resident, the process of petitioning a spouse is very lengthy and it won’t be ASAP. Unfortunately, that is the reality of US immigration.
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    All minor children must be included in the household size no matter where they live.
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