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  1. OldUser
    I think somebody recently had a similar question on Jim Hacking's immigration show and it really triggered the lawyer who is muslim himself... This would be a difficult case for sure.
  2. OldUser
    Either way is bad... If married USC while still married to person back home, then got immigration benefits fradulently as marriage to USC wasn't legal. This is a candidate for denaturalization. If married other person back home while married to USC - committed bigamy which is a crime in the US
  3. OldUser
    As my signature says, I always recommend the bulletproof plan. I don't want to be that guy on the internet who said it was OK but the plan failed for OP.
  4. OldUser
    Very good question. Part 2 asks for all marriages. I don't know how @Raimasyed is going to answer that. I cannot see USCIS being happy with two wives listed there. I also cannot see how they would be happy if one of the wives is not included as this would be misrepresentation by omission...
  5. OldUser
    This is a problem. Your GC needs to be sent somewhere. If you think of using AirBnb, your GC may get lost. Do you have relatives / friends with stable address who are not moving any time in foreseeable future? Use it as mailing address to ensure GC is delivered OK.
  6. OldUser
    Can take several weeks and even months.
  7. OldUser
    You cannot interpolate current processing times to future. After the election, a lo of things can change in USCIS. Right now it's fast due to the fact election is coming...
  8. OldUser
    Yes
  9. OldUser
    I cannot think how good evidence can slow down the case. The evidence is reviewed at the very end of process when adjudicating case. Until then, nothing is happening to the case much in terms of reviewing evidence. The case mostly sits untouched for months.
  10. OldUser
    Complete application in one go. Take screenshot of all details too.
  11. OldUser
    Agreed, also @Drakyn42 with I-130 on file, US citizen spouse and baby on the way, CBP may decide not to let her in to the US... If you're worried about her flying, think about all possible stress of being questioned by CBP and put on return flight. The chances of this are relatively low, but not as low as winning in the lottery.
  12. OldUser
    No. If you read the full answer by @Demise , this is for scenario when somebody enters the US on immigrant visa such as CR1 / IR1 and receives GC by mail later. In this case, Resident Since on GC and date of entry on immigration visa are the same. In other cases, these may be different. 3 years of being a LPR is the requirement. Also, for example, if one got GC in 2 weeks after entering on immigration visa, left the US immediately and spent 4 months overseas... They should start counting residency since they're back from that trip. Otherwise USCIS may say they were not residing in the US wheb they got GC.
  13. OldUser
    Nothing, leave blank. It's not like everybody asks for fee reduction. It's optional.
  14. OldUser
    Even if she gets eventually deported it may take many years for this to happen. Divorce and move on.
  15. OldUser
    More info needed. At least provide embassy...
  16. OldUser
    He practiced bigamy because he's married to two people at the same time while living in the US. It doesn't matter where the other spouse was in the world. Good luck to OP, USCIS will definitely want to know about relationship between US citizen and their other spouse since children will have her listed as mother on their birth certificates. Either OP will have lie (fraud) or tell the truth which will result in bigamy accusation by USCIS. I'd be impressed to see an example where USCIS / DOS approved such arrangement without fraud from petitioner side.
  17. OldUser
    Same as you would divorcing an American lady.
  18. OldUser
    Do not think of doing this. This is considered immigration fraud.
  19. OldUser
    Yes, I actually thought about this too after answering your questions. Though there is no way of knowing which EAD would be quicker to renew, perhaps trying the one off STEM may be a good idea.
  20. OldUser
    Fiancé must know about any past criminal convictions of petitioner. Not disclosing those may result in consular officer denying the case after asking beneficiary about petitioner's past. Not only withholding this information is bad for immigration, it breaks any trust in relationship.
  21. OldUser
    If she's desperate, she could interact and provoke you, then use it to support her I-751. Do not interact under any circumstances. Use the lawyer to communicate throughout divorce. Good luck!
  22. OldUser
    They have their own database. If license is Real ID, TSA may use it to check on person. Also, some states offer enhanced licenses showing citizenship. Simply there's only upsides for notifying DMV about legal status change.
  23. OldUser
    To get any benefits from SSA she needs to have proper status in the system. Why try creating an issue if the visit to SSA is generally considered low effort? Why trying to break the rules as soon as becoming a citizen?
  24. OldUser
    They may ask you why I-130 was withdrawn during the interview. You're trying to unring the bell...
  25. OldUser
    You know this is punishable by law in the US? Please go ahead, file the I-130s for them and brace for harsh consequences for committing bigamy.
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