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  1. There was no rejection, there was a denial. Those are different things. The typical route is to reapply, if mistake on petitioner's side.
  2. Nobody can stop filing the case. Whether it's approved is a separate question. Based on prior discussion, suggested filing date is in July. Today is June 4.
  3. In rare circumstances I can see officer may want to establish how and when the spouse became US citizen. Certificate of citizenship would have been very helpful for that. But since you don't have it, the only option is to go to the interview and hope this doesn't come up. Maybe parent's certificate of naturalization could explain how US citizen got their citizenship. Let us know how it goes!
  4. There's a lot of stories people marrying within the first 3 days of arriving to the US, it's certainly possible. Essentially, nephew will have to convince officer he doesn't have any immigration intent. He may have less than a minute for the entire interview at consulate. We just point out possible issues. He can try getting visa. Maybe it'll be successful, maybe not. Good luck!
  5. ~ Thread was moved to Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, & Tourist Visas ~
  6. If the entry is shown in travel history, that should be good enough for adjustment.
  7. ~ The thread was moved to Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America ~
  8. I'm extremely sorry about your deteriorating health. As others said, the law does not allow USCIS to give them legal status based on I-130 you filed in 2025 any time soon.
  9. You know the taxes can be amended and you can still get more money back? Sure, it would require work...
  10. Why separately though? I most cases, filing jointly provides higher standard deduction, and inheretely higher refund? This is not related to immigration, but in general...
  11. - Exception is stamp when entering on immigrant visa for the first time
  12. LPRs don't receive stamps when entering the US. LPRs don't have I-94 either. Just list the trip.
  13. No effect on visa approval... Just get the benefits you're entitled to as a citizen of your country!
  14. This is common for online forms. If online form didn't ask, it's irrelevant in your case.
  15. None of the official government websites should mention K-1 as immigrant visa. It's clearly non-immigrant visa. The reason is, marriage within 90 days is condition to be eligible for adjustment of status. Immigrant visas, like IR-1 are different. Once you enter the US on it, you're LPR automatically.
  16. The numbers for online filings are not sequential or date/time specific
  17. When was this? Was it follow to join? 2-3 years is what takes for marriage based cases nowadays when going consular route.
  18. Please don't revive an old thread. The OP was last seen on VJ over 2 years ago, on April 23, 2023
  19. N-600 is the way to go. That's your sister was under 18 when you naturalized. Was it the case?
  20. I cannot make a call like that, since I'm not a lawyer and this is not a straightforward situation. I was only pointing out potential issue. Maybe it won't be an issue at all. Hard to tell.
  21. Good luck! MyProgress showed 3 weeks until decision on N-400 on the day of my oath.
  22. If you were to marry a US citizen and live in Portugal, US would never presume immigrant intent. It's the combination of both: ties to the US due to marriage to US citizen AND desire to enter / stay in the US on visa.
  23. Hawaiian pizza from one of the chains foe the first time. The amount of bacon was outrageous even for me 😃
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