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After failing to sue the NVC, she is here now on her tourist visa

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57 minutes ago, Chancy said:

 

When she fills out her form I-485 for adjustment of status, make sure she discloses her visa violation of performing unauthorized work in the US.  As a spouse of a USC, she will be forgiven for the unauthorized work, but failing to disclose the fact could later be taken as misrepresentation.  US immigration agencies are less forgiving of misrepresentation.

 

 

Yup, I also teleworked for my PH employer while waiting for AOS. For the sake of full disclosure, I disclosed it on the forms and discussed during the interview. No issues with the officer. I was approved at the end of the AOS interview.

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Yup, I also teleworked for my PH employer while waiting for AOS. For the sake of full disclosure, I disclosed it on the forms and discussed during the interview. No issues with the officer. I was appr

Crazy Cat
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Sounds like you are misinformed.  There is nothing in US law to prevent her from marrying you , then adjusting status since she is now inside the US.     

Adventine
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You have two options open now:   1. You can marry her now, and she returns to the Philippines to wait for the spousal visa process. While waiting for the spousal visa, she can continue to vi

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4 hours ago, Crazy Cat said:

I believe every country has a right to define who can work within their country.  The discussion here regards authorized work within the US only.  Feel free to investigate the laws of other countries, but those laws are irrelevant.

Not arguing or disagreeing with you.  I am only commenting on an American quirk.

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On 11/9/2021 at 9:12 AM, Yehuda said:

Honestly, it was probably better I waited. I didn't have a lot money when I filed it, but 2 jobs later I am making more money now than I ever was. I finished college a few years ago so I needed some time for experience. I moved out of New York, so my rent was cut in half. Guess I am saying I am more responsible now. I'm 26 btw!

What is the verdict?  Marriage soon?  Good luck....

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