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Husband's work trying to keep us from travelling, am I missing anything?

By Ycats in Working & Traveling During US Immigration

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20 hours ago, Ycats said:

I have one more question. Which I-797C should I bring? The I-485 or the one for the interview date, or all of them?

 

Thanks again all!

You can just bring both of them. Big chance they won't even ask for it, but 2 pieces of paper are not going to add up on the weight in the suitcase 😉

 

And like others said, him not having a job has 0 impact on his AP. Sounds like a good thing he left that company. Using immigration scares to keep someone on board is the lowest of the lowest imo. Wonder if he can report them somewhere.

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