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Yareth

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  • City
    Orlando
  • State
    Florida

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  • Immigration Status
    K-1 Visa
  • Place benefits filed at
    California Service Center
  • Local Office
    Orlando FL
  • Country
    Netherlands

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  1. Thank you very much for your advice! We are going to find a CPA to help us out. We also filed for an extension.
  2. Hey folks, This year we decided to rent out the home I own in my home country. Tax season is upon us, and now we have no idea how to file our taxes correctly as I have two incomes (here and overseas). Also, my husband is a server and things have changed for him too. We don't know what is our best course of action. Do you guys have any advice?
  3. Hey folks. We are working on our interview documentation. I compiled a list of items/evidence to bring and upload on myUSCIS. Could y'all be so kind to check to see if anything is missing? Thanks! List: Interview Notice Passport + Visa Pages (original+copy) for J1 & K1 EAD DS-2019 (basis for J1) I-94 Birth Certificate + Copy + Translation Birth Certificate of US Cit + copy Passport of US Cit + copy Certified Copy of Marriage Evidence: Tax Returns Health Insurance, Renters Insurance Power of Attorney HIPAA Release Forms Bank Statements Lease, Employment Contracts Photos of us in the last few months Please let me know if anything is missing or there is anything we could add to make it stronger.
  4. My interview got scheduled! November 6th.
  5. I have seen people file a month after me who got their EAD in one month and their green card in three. I have had to wait five months for my EAD and my green card is far in the future.... There is no logic to the processing times, at least not for us. Even some officers from USCIS have mentioned that they have no idea how cases are prioritized. It is useless to predict.
  6. Enployment-based is getting increasingly harder as it is under great scrutiny right now. There is also a cap on those visa, it is costly and difficult for your employer. Keep in mind that most (smaller) companies have no idea what they’re talking about and when push comes to shove they’ll drop you like it’s nothing. Also, you can’t work after your J1 expires so chances are high that you won’t have an income for a long time while paperwork is being processed. Your best shot is finding a USC spouse or waiting for your dad to become a citizen.
  7. Try a different browser, a different computer, a different creditcard. Clear cookies & cache.
  8. After 146 long, looooooong days, my EAD has finally been approved! Huzzah!
  9. Bring everything you have, every single little thing. Bring additional evidence too. USCIS officers make mistakes and they won't fix the issue, they will expect YOU to fix it.
  10. File your I-130. CR1 is your only option.
  11. I second all of these comments. He is manipulating you to the ends of the earth and back again. Cut all ties, get a divorce attorney, report him for abusive behavior/irrational behavior and threats to your life. Police have interpreters and will use them to review the evidence in question.
  12. Even if it is unpaid, it is still considered work. so yes, be very careful.
  13. I guess so! Honestly it seemed like they were having a great time, joking around and working hard. Everybody seemed friendly. They have a special 'driver's license annex' where they only do driver's license services. Maybe it's because they transferred all DMV tasks to the tax collector's office? I believe it also helped that I brought everything I had that was even remotely connected to the letter, just in case.
  14. Yeah you’re fine.
  15. No. She’s a tourist and needs to go back to her country of origin before her visa runs out.
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