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the age isn't 18, it's 21, so if your parents are LPR one of the should file immediately,  so she comes before she is 21. even if she was over 21, it will always take less than if you were to file for her

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your father is going to be your joint sponsor, as you don't live with him now in the US, you have to live in the same household for your father to be a household member

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not at all, a person can have more than one petition at the same time,  the only thing is that you will loose the money since you won''t be continuing that petition, but other than that, no problem

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neither of them, those are forms to adjust status in the US  so neither of there are for your process

they aren't online and you file the i485 with the i765 and other forms when you are adjusting status in the US, if you qualify to do so

correct but you need copy of the i130 filed in the package, also missing the l765 work permit, not only to work but to be legal in the country until the interview

and later the i693 medical and vaccination, you can send it now or later

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the person being petitioned is the beneficiary, not benefactor, but no, the stepchild cannot be petitioned

there are no derivatives for a spouse of a US Citizen, plus they were married after the stepdaughter was 18 years old. her mom when she comes can file for her, she will have to be unmarried, as residents can't file for married children

 It's not good that she leave for 8 months every year or every time she needs to, if she needs to be out of the country for a long time, at least for 2 times she can request a reentry permit that allows to stay abroad up to 2 years, but eventually she has to live here and spend most of her time here

 the visa will have an expiration date on her passport after she has her interview

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forget about your siblings, siblling petitions take 14 or more years,  probably if they are single, your parents when they come, they can file for your unmarried siblings

only your parents will be immigrating and since they are separate petitions, separate i864 for each of them

correct yes on each i864

hire an attorney and appeal, explain that they never received the RFE

yes you can and there aren't any issues

they are divorced so you are only filing for your dad

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she files the i130 for her daughter, the petition will be over 7 years of waiting if she is single, 

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you should have filed and adjustment of status package for each of them, parents petitions are filed separately. an i130 by itself will do nothing

you have to file 2 of each, one package for each parent

all forms are filed together, unless they plan to leave and wait in their country, and go through consular processing

he can can request his daughter to be added

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the day you married the petition became voided, you can't continue with the petition

your mom will have to become a USC and start over,  with a new i130, 

you should never have married

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they don't need you as an interpreter, they will have the interview in their own language at the American Embassy in their country

the i864 and ds260 at the nvc,

that's where your at, if you do nothing for a year or more, then immigration may deem the process as abandoned

if you pay but then you don't upload any documents or fill out forms, they could see it as the petitioner isn't interested in continuing the process

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a year since they sent you the payment, you have one year to reply, 

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they are working at the uscis and nvc level, the executive order is only for interviews in their country

www.uscis.gov

N400, on the website it explains, anyone who applied before Dec 1st will get the 100 question test,

anyone applying on and after Dec 1st will get the 128 question civic test, it is all explained on the N400 page

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the new civics test is not a president thing, Biden won't do a thing, Immigration and citizenship change their citizenship test every 10 years, regardless of whoever is President at the moment

I applied for citizenship in 2010, the test had just changed to the 100 civics questions, before it was 150 questions to study, I waited and tested with the 100 civics questions one, so 10 years later, they revised and made a few changes to the test.

she can apply as soon as she is eligible if she wants to

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nobody knows yet, if and when Congress approves this or any proposal, we shall see

exactly, there is nothing of yours that she need, unless the lands are your parents, and the balance is hers, there is no sponsorship for a tourist visa,. As said, she will have to show strong ties to her country, to convince the consul that she is returning home,

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the answer is no, but that's not how a work visa goes. 

The work visa is filed by the company, you can't file for a work visa, the company files an H1B, aside from that, there hasn't been almost any work visas approved due to the presidential proclamation.

forget about the work visa, just wait for your dad's petition

normal status, it depends in which office it ended up in, plus the pandemic makes everything even slower

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then the answer is no, you have never petitioned anyone else for a green card, unless you filed for your husband

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because it is too soon, she came, she visited, if she leaves and knowing that there is a petition on her behalf, they will believe that this time she is intending to stay. which is what she will be doing, that is fraud, entering on a tourist visa with the intent of staying to get a green card.

she is here now, you have to make a decision, if she leaves, she won't be able to come back until she gets her visa. or have her stay and adjust status,

if she stays now that she is here, once you send the adjustment of status packet and when she  gets a travel permit, she can go to Russia and return.