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NikLR

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NikLR last won the day on June 4 2020

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  • Birthday February 20

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    Colorado
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    gymaholic, gamer, nature photography, horses

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    Removing Conditions (approved)
  • Country
    Canada
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    Together :) The rest is the future that has yet to be written.

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  1.    Asia reacted to a post in a topic: Let Sleeping Dogs Rant
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  3.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: Entering US on a IR-1 Visa and traveling prior to receiving Green Card and Sponsor working abroad.
  4.    Ontarkie reacted to a post in a topic: Entering US on a IR-1 Visa and traveling prior to receiving Green Card and Sponsor working abroad.
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  7. NikLR
    Hi friends. Long thread. No read. Have questions... Will ask once returned from Canada for a much needed vacation. Regardless, still alive!
  8.    Crazy Cat reacted to a post in a topic: Entering US on a IR-1 Visa and traveling prior to receiving Green Card and Sponsor working abroad.
  9. NikLR
    For one, she can just turn around and leave. The visa in her passport becomes a green card as soon as she enters. But the green card will not be mailed overseas. It will be sent to your home address in the USA. However, as mentioned, without a US income and permanent residence by the spouse, her sponsor, aka you, her visa may be denied. Establishing that you have domicile in the USA is important. Ask any Canadian and the number of issues that a US spouse not living in the USA can cause at interview. The point of the visa and green card is to reside in the USA. I would plan for moving back before the interview. She has time after the visa is issued to enter and use that time to close up whatever she is doing at home before entering. I do not know the answer to the second question, I'm sorry.
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