aaron2020

Yeah. We all want to marry that girl that's interested in a hook up. It's just a bonus that she's a USC. Wasn't my goal to marry a USC and live in the US. Really. Honestly. It's not fraud.

If you think we are tough, wait until you meet the immigration officer at your green card interview. Ha. Ha.

The case can not be expedited. The law does not allow anyone to get a visa before their PD becomes current. Google "Uniting for Ukraine." That is the way to get your brother to the US.

She doesn't want to hurt you no matter what. But she's okay with immigration fraud? Are you okay with hurting her? It's a crime to commit immigration fraud. You wouldn't call it fraudulent??????? REALLY?????? OF COURSE NOT. YOUR NOT GOING TO TELL THE IMMIGRATION OFFICER YOUR PLAN. Holy cow.

He hasn't had his green card interview yet. At his adjustment based on the marriage to a US citizen, he will lie and say they have a bona fide marriage. Ha. Ha. Once he gets his conditional green card, he will divorce and marry his wife's friend (his words) who doesn't seem likely to be able to meet the requirements to petition for him.

You don't even call her your girlfriend. She is your wife's friend. And you're going to marry her. Wow.

This is hilarious. Why would you tell the immigration officer that you plan to commit immigration fraud. You're not stupid. How can we help?

There is ENOUGH LAND for EVERYONE. 1000 sq. ft. . . . . . . . but it's not feasible. Meaning not realistic. Can't possibly happen. But my point is that there is enough land for everyone.

Yes, I have seen how clean the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam have become in the last 50 years. Go garbage power. Yay technology and innovation.

Do you think a 1,000 sq. ft. of land contains all the stuff you will consume in your lifetime? How about a year? Can you grow all the food you need on this land? How about all the metal, plastic, oil, etc. that you will consume? All from this land? On this 1,000 sq. ft., what happens to all the garbage you created during your lifetime? What happen to all that stuff? Next human being after you gets it all? You can have the 1000 sq. ft. of land in the Shara. Because every 1000 sq. ft. of land is as good and useable as the next.

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No. F2a is F2a is F2a regardless if one parent comes or both. Aging out is going to be the same problem. This is how I would do this. A green card is better than an immigration visa. Always. 1. You file for both parents. You can file for your brother as a backup. Figure 1-2 years for your parents - probably closer to 2 years. 2. Both parents immigrate to the US. An 18 or 19 years man can take care of himself for a few months. 3. Once in the US, the parents immediately become green card holders and can leave the US the next day. If they want to take advantage of Re-Entry Permits, they should apply and leave after their biometrics. The Re-Entry Permit allows them to be outside the US for up to 2 years. 4. Parents file 1 or 2 separate I-130 for their unmarried son. If his CSPA age is under 21 when his PD becomes current, then it's 2-3 years to immigrate to the US. If his CSPA age is over 21 when his PD becomes current, then he ages out into the F2b category where the wait is about 7 years right now.

You have major problems. A. You didn't list them as your parents on your immigration paperwork. B. You need to be able to prove that they legally adopted you before age 16 according to local laws. It can't be just registering you as their child on your birth certificate.

A. We have no idea when the parent(s) will immigrate and be able to file an I-130 before the brother's 21st birthdate. B. In the past, the wait in the F2a category has been as long as 5 years. C. In the June 2022 VB, they announced that the F2a category will not be current by the August 2022 VB. Those points above means that no one can tell the future and be able to say for sure if CSPA could preserve this as an F2a case. The brother could age out into the F2b category. If one parent immigrates, it is best to file separate I-130 for the other parent and brother. If you file one for the other parent and the brother is a derivative, he could age out. Recapturing a PD is a pain.

Your wife will not be changing the CR1 to an IR1. The visa part is done. Your wife goes from being a conditional green card holder to a regular green card holder. A regular green card expires after 10 years. Most people usually become US citizens before then. Your wife could file for US citizenship around Feb 9, 2025.

If you have been married and living with your US spouse for the last 3 years, you can file 90 days before the 3rd anniversary of the date you first got the conditional green card. By filing the N-400, you could end having your citizenship interview and ROC together.

Another person is wrong. Read the instructions for Form I-751. Your wife can file 90 days before the expiration of her conditional green card which is May 10, 2024.

You could do that. Because of your brother's age and you haven't started your parents' I-130, it's likely that your brother could turn 21 and be ineligible to immigrate with the second parent. He could end up aging out into the F2b category. There is no way to predict the future.

MAGA winner. Not my fault. It's COVID. Had nothing to do with wanting our dogs and waiting until the last minute to look into it. The definition changed. It wasn't because I didn't want her to have the second one because they are poison. Joe's fault. Yeah.

The I-130 petition would be filed by an LPR parent to petition an unmarried child under age 21 in the F2a category. There is no way for your brother to immigrate with your parents. Absolutely no way. There is no fast or faster for your brother to immigrate to the US. It's going to take 2-3 years after your parents immigrate to the US. Your brother can not enter the US with the intent to immigrate by adjusting status. Immigrant intent does matter when a person is not an Immediate Relative of a US citizen (you don't count). Immigrant intent does matter for a beneficiary in the family preference categories like F2a. Furthermore, he would need a current Priority Date. The Visa Bulletin has already mentioned that the F2a will not be current by the August 2022 VB. Once your parents immigrate to the US, they can file I-130 to petition your brother in F2a category. If one of them needs to go back to take care of an 18 years old, then they can get Re-Entry Permits allowing them to be outside the US for up to 2 years. Your brother will be 18 years old soon. Anything that he does, he will be treated as an adult. Not a child. That could include the stiffest penalties including a ban from the US.

Dude. So sorry. You are a derivative on your mother's case. She has to file to adjust in order for you to file to adjust. Furthermore, your stepdad must be your sponsor. You and your mom can only adjust based on the K-1/K-2. In Matter of Le, the mother and son both filed to adjust status. The stepfather was the sponsor based on the K-1/K-2.

The kids are not eligible for K4 since mom did not get a K-3. The USC stepparent should file separate I-130 for the kids (two fees - separate everything). They will be in the CR-2/IR-2 category. This will start them on getting immigrant visas and green cards upon entry into the US. Read the Guide on a USC petitioning an unmarried child under age 21. You will need to provide your marriage certificate with their birth certificates.

Final post. Utah uber alles. The laws of Utah are supreme. If gay marriages is illegal in your country, you've have zero connection to the US, and never been there. Screw the laws of the world, the Utah marriage certificate saids you are marry. Go with this and you'll be fine. We know the Utah marriage law works when one person is from the US. People have gotten visas based on this. NO ONE HAS SEEN A SINGLE CASE OF TWO FOREIGNERS WHO HAVE NO CONNECTION TO THE US BE SUCCESSFUL IN GETING VISAS WHEN THEIR MARRIAGE CAN NOT HAPPEN IN THEIR COUNTRY. There's a safe path - F2a. Then, there is the unknown. Your choice. Good luck.

I don't have a problem. I am a US citizen. Your problem not mine. Ha. Ha. You can move to another country. Right. Ha. Ha.

You can move to another country on your own. Great. Which country? Which fabulous country will you move to? Your ex-wife told you that the relationship was over. Done. Fin. You were so desperate to get to the US that you ignored the advice on VJ and went ahead with the medical and interview. Who forced you to do that? Your ex-wife? The US Government? If you're not desperate to go to the US, then why bother going to the visa interview? What was in the US for you? A wife? No. Nothing. But you still want to live here. Don't lie. You are not a victim. No one here feels sorry for you. Not everyone is stupid. And I will comment if I want to. You can't tell me what to do. You came on a public forum with your spiel. Deal with it.