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Boiler

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  1. I am not sure you have read the replies, they do not need anything.
  2. Stunning performance by Aayden, left the other ladies in the dust.
  3. Why waste time? By definition he has proposed if he files a K1, and you have accepted
  4. As you are the only person I have come across who thinks a LPR can sponsor a married child I think the onus is on you.
  5. I found them sometimes cheaper and a lot less hassle than going through Chicago.
  6. They may have concluded everything, nothing suggests others have.
  7. Is she a dual Citizen? My understanding is that Argentina is pretty quick.
  8. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2024/visa-bulletin-for-may-2024.html This is what you need to keep an eye on, he will be F2b and cross reference with your Country.
  9. USCIS will eventually tell you that the case has expired. NVC? Just ask your Fiancee.
  10. All I know is that in the hundreds of similar cases we have seen eventually it comes out why, sometimes it feels like pulling teeth. They do not send them back to die without a reason.
  11. I do not know the country involved but usually it is much much quicker for the USC to move if that is your priority,
  12. I am sure she knows, it seems he does not.
  13. They send them back to die. Best option is to marry and go the spousal route.
  14. She has her Green Card, AP is a fill in until she gets her Green Card.
  15. I assume she is of age and is is effectively looking to retire in the US? 9 FAM 502.2-1(C) Conferring Immigration Benefits to Family Members (CT:VISA-1856; 10-23-2023) a. Immigration Benefits from Adult Children Only: Only U.S. citizens aged at least 21 years may confer immigration benefits on a parent or parents. b. Parents or Siblings of Adopted Child: (1) Biological Parents or Siblings: An adopted child (as defined in INA 101(b)(1)(E), or (G)) may not confer immigration benefits upon a natural parent or sibling unless such adoption has been legally terminated. This is true even where the child never received an immigration benefit based on the adoption. She should look at other options.
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