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Rachel n Tyler

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  1. Right!! And being the only one with Dallas Lockbox is also very.. lonely!! XD
  2. Same. I'll be like 'Hasn't it been a month already??' no girl, 15 days, calm down.
  3. I did some doom-searching today and figured out that the Dallas Lockbox is just VERY slow with their receipts etc. Yippie. Atleast it gives me peace that I don't have to worry about it if it takes a month+.
  4. This is the case with all visas. One simple misunderstanding or a wrong version of a word and your visa can get denied. In the future, I'd make sure you read up on what can cause a visa to be denied, because I'm sure there's a lot of documentation on examples like 'living'. But I understand your frustration. I was going to be in the US for 3 months on my ESTA and called it a temporary move to friends too. Would I have said that at the border, they likely wouldn't have let me in. I never did the 3 months as my K1 got accepted before it though, so I thankfully never had to experience it. My husband always says that anything to do with the government and immigration is vague, hard to understand and a mess. Welcome to the journey 😞
  5. Have you received anything regarding the EAD? NOA1? Like EatBulaga said, your timeline helps us give advice.
  6. Tax returns are mainly what we used. W2, etc. Since those state exactly what you made in a yead
  7. In my opinion, it’s better to do the SS office and not wait on the 485. You need the social security number for certain things, and the sooner you have it, the better. The only thing is that with the K1 visa you need to get it within 74 days of arriving, but it’s advised to not go before 14 days after arrival. This is because the systems don’t update often and her arrival/documents might not be in there and they’ll have to ask USCIS questions, which takes longer. 74 because they can’t issue a card after your I-94 expires within 16 days. It’s a hassle. For me personally, they had to investigate if I could even get a SSN, this took 3 weeks, then my card was supposed to come first week of December, never came, and with all the holidays etc they couldn’t issue me a new card. I do have my number, just not a card. It’s drama. But I’m one of the unlucky cases. Only thing is, if you get one yourself, you have to have it when you file 485, because it asks if you already have a SSN, and if you do, you can’t lie or leave it blank.
  8. Hm, this is a very tough situation. It'll probably cost some money and time to fix it. When did you arrive in the US? (Filling in your timeline/profile helps us give advice!)
  9. You don't have vaccine paperwork from your country? In my country you can request an official booklet with what vaccines you have had and most of their serial numbers/batch numbers
  10. Just wondering if there's any November filers who filed in Dallas with FedEx/UPS? The address in Lewisville. Did yours also get accepted by 'M JOHNSON'?
  11. I've been making him check 4x a day haha..
  12. Well.. Let's hope and pray I guess. His bank sucks, and 2k in one go.. We'll see!!
  13. I think we actually used a debitcard, since that was also an option. My husband will likely get a call, but we’ll see. We got the funds on there, so it should be all good
  14. We used that credit card authorisation form thingy, but all in my husband names. I hope they don't deny us for that, I don't have a creditcard or bank account yet. oop
  15. I didn't want to waste paper, but my brain didn't use it's cells and think 'just scan it into a pdf!!' LOL I guess I'll just stay extra nervous until I get a receipt
  16. I should've done that. I made some copies but not the entire thing, sigh. It's not that I'm very nervous, it's just with the administration rn.. I wanna be prepared LOL. Looks like I'll try to avoid law enforcement HAHA
  17. I got a question. In the limbo between sending the paperwork and getting your receipt/noa whatever it is haha, I have nothing to show for my legal status here right?
  18. So many people using the Arizona or Illinois lockbox! I feel like such a loner with Dallas, LOL
  19. Glad to see they're moving on your cases!!!
  20. Please if you can fill in your timeline and info like postbox on your profile. It helps a lot of VJ members
  21. Quitting your job is usually not recommended when you're filing for K1, they want to see that you still have ties back home etc. ESPECIALLY with a visitor visa. Edit: This all depends on when. If you file K1 while still at that job, then it might not matter if you do have another job at the interview.
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