M.Smith
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A few questions & confusion after IR1 is issued
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A few questions & confusion after IR1 is issued
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A few questions & confusion after IR1 is issued
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Sorry maybe this is a dumb question... how do they know where to send the green card? Is there something we will fill out upon arriving in the US?
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A few questions & confusion after IR1 is issued
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A few questions & confusion after IR1 is issued
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A few questions & confusion after IR1 is issued
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Thank you for the answers
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Hi there. My wife received her passport with IR1 visa in the mail today. I have a few questions: What's the process for obtaining the actual green card once we arrive in the US? Furthermore, just to be clear, this green card is valid for 10 years (no conditions to be removed)? And after 3 years she can apply for naturalization? What about a SSN? We previously lived in the US and my wife was issued a social security number. Will this still be valid? Will they send a new card
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Ours took about 2 weeks from DQ to interview scheduled. Interview was scheduled for 2 months advance.
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What is the GSS registration confirmation?
M.Smith replied to M&D2021's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures
Bumpig this thread because we are currently stuck here too. The GSS website as a whole is terrible... -
Any recent CR1/IR1 appointments in Bangkok?
M.Smith replied to Dewald & Brittney's topic in Thailand
Just got our appointment letter for July -
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Lost the I-864 that was uploaded to the NVC portal. What should we do?
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Shew! That's a relief. Thank you very much for the link.
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Before I could take any further action we got another email saying we were documentarily qualified: "The National Visa Center (NVC) received all of the fees, forms, and documents that are required prior to attending an immigrant visa interview at a U.S. Embassy/Consulate General overseas." So... I guess we won't do anything else?
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I can't find the doc on my computer or a printed copy. I thought I could re download the one I uploaded but doesn't seem to be possible. We are now "Documentarily Qualified" and waiting on an interview -- so a bit panicked that we are now missing a required doc.
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Yes she will remain employed by her current employer.
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Thank you for the reply. But why would my spouse beneficiary not be part of my household? She has a job (a remote position) that she expects to keep, thus contributing income.
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I believe I made a mistake when submitting documents as our CEAC portal now has my spouse (the visa beneficiary) listed in the AOS section and is asking for documents. Obviously my spouse is trying to obtain the visa and has none of the required documents (see attached). What should I do?
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Questions about I-864 and sponsorship
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Questions about I-864 and sponsorship
M.Smith replied to M.Smith's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
I have an additional question: When asked about my household size, the correct answer should be 2. Myself and my spouse. My spouse is the principal immigrant being sponsored. However, the form reads this as a household size of '3' Does anyone have a suggestion on correcting this?
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Questions about I-864 and sponsorship
M.Smith replied to M.Smith's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
So would I need to provide a letter from my employer or something? -
Questions about I-864 and sponsorship
M.Smith replied to M.Smith's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
I see. My employment will continue the same but if it's safer to just use a joint sponsor I can do so
