Tomell
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My wife of 4 years is here in the US with me and we have been back to Cebu Philippines once already, sh has her Greencard so no problem the first time we traveled. She saw some story that there is a HIGH chance of Philippino US Greencard holders being denied entry back into the US when we return, we wanted to go in March 2026, anyone hearing of problems on this front?
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Hi all! Moneys tight and It's time for the civil surgeon for my wife's change of status. Anyone have any recommendations or tips for saving a buck with this part of things? Thanks!
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The application includes a co sponsor (Income on the co-sponsor is good, my income, thanks to a bunch of health challenges is not) The letter from the joint sponsor will be 3 months and 3 or 4 days old at time of application. Boundless wanted it to be "newer" but my sister (the joint sponsor) kept getting guff from the boss for being asked to update the employment letter, so to avoid further delay, we went ahead and sent it)
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We did concurrently apply for these things...
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My wife is here in the US, The application is to adjust status from a tourist visa to a spousal visa. The application is about to be submitted in the next day or so. My main question is: will we have to wait for the status adjustment to be completely finalized for my wife to be able to freely travel and/or work, or can she do these things during the application process?
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OK, after 6 months of putting together everything and working with Boundless (Never Again) 😕 We are finally ready to file. My question is this: I am being advised that a RFE is a pretty good likelyhood, so I am curious about something: My understanding is that, once they get the application packet, in "5 to 7 months" my wife will receive "a stamp" that will allow her to travel freely, work here in the US, etc... My question is, would the request for RFE potentially come before, or after the issuance of "the stamp"? Thanks all.
