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crete456   2

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Hello,

I posted just awhile ago and based on the response I will be filing a CR1 petition. We did the K1, was approved, fiancé was here for 2 months then went back to native Colombia within the. Now to get her back I'm thinking the Cr1 petition. I'm confused about the green card application? I know we start off with the I-130 but how and where does the adjustment of status fit in. Basically I need to know All the forms and times to file for the CR1.

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Dennis

 

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payxibka   10,047

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Just now, crete456 said:

Hello,

I posted just awhile ago and based on the response I will be filing a CR1 petition. We did the K1, was approved, fiancé was here for 2 months then went back to native Colombia within the. Now to get her back I'm thinking the Cr1 petition. I'm confused about the green card application? I know we start off with the I-130 but how and where does the adjustment of status fit in. Basically I need to know All the forms and times to file for the CR1.

Thanks,

Dennis

 

No such thing as adjustment of status with an i130 petition for a spousal visa 

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Crazy Cat   42,563

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15 minutes ago, crete456 said:

Hello,

I posted just awhile ago and based on the response I will be filing a CR1 petition. We did the K1, was approved, fiancé was here for 2 months then went back to native Colombia within the. Now to get her back I'm thinking the Cr1 petition. I'm confused about the green card application? I know we start off with the I-130 but how and where does the adjustment of status fit in. Basically I need to know All the forms and times to file for the CR1.

Thanks,

Dennis

 

There is no adjustment of status with a CR-1.  Upon entry into the US with a valid CR-1 visa, the foreign spouse immediately obtains the status of legal resident...with authority to work, etc.  You need to study and understand this guide:  https://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide1/

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USS_Voyager   1,972

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29 minutes ago, crete456 said:

where does the adjustment of status fit in

No adjustment of status. When I-130 is approved, it goes to NVC, where you need to submit more documents, then it gets sent to the Embassy for the interview. Spouse gets issued an immigrant visa, and upon entry, will become a Lawful Permanent Resident. Green card will arrive in the mail few weeks later. 

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You will file ROC 2 years after arrival.

March 2, 2018  Married In Hong Kong

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August 12, 2022 PHL Dual Nationality Re-established & Passport Approved 

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pushbrk   13,176

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1 hour ago, Paul & Mary said:

You will file ROC 2 years after arrival.

ROC = Removal of Conditions.

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