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4:26 pm August 9, 2024 | |
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Putri alvaria

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Hi, I'm married with American citizen in Indonesia and I'm Indonesian. My husband is sick he is not able to work or stay in my country so now we have to live in different country. My question is : Can I apply J1 visa or work visa in the U.S. while my status is married with American citizen ? But we havent applied any spouse visa yet because my husband is sick and not working so he cant be my sponsor yet . I cant live away too long from him.
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12:48 pm August 6, 2024 | |
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Gabriela Gaghana

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Hello everyone, I hope you are doing well. I would like to ask and reconfirm about the AoS form. So, we got our marriage certificate, proof of the photos of our wedding, I just had a medical exam test last week, and my husband just added me to his bank account. The questions are: - We are still working on I-130, I-485, I-693, and I-684 forms. All of these are correct to fill out the AoS paperwork? If not, please enlighten me.
- If all of those are correct, do we need to send all of the documents at once OR we can fill out the I-130 online first, once got approved we can send all of the rest of the documents at once?
- Do I need to apply I-765 also?
Another thing, we live in Alabama. Looking forward to hearing from you all soon :). Gabriela
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| Health issue before medical test |
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8:05 am August 4, 2024 | |
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Vika Earhart

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I wish someone help me. My fianc can't complete the medical test due to ongoing tuberculosis treatment. She starts the treatment on April 2024 and her doctor said need 9-12 month to treat it. The petition will be valid 4 months till October 3, 2024. She already informs USA consular in her country and they said we may email them again one month prior to expired date of petition. Is there anyone in this forum has the same case with me, I just want to know how long could I get the extension.
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| Confusion about when to file for removal of conditional status. |
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11:04 pm August 3, 2024 | |
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CG DK

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On the back of the letter the Permanent Resident Card was attached to it says: "If you are a conditional permanent resident, you should apply to remove the conditions at least 90 days before your card expires." But on the USCIS filing date calculator website it says: "If you are required to file within 90 days of your conditional status expiring, and USCIS receives your petition before this date, your petition may be rejected and returned to you for filing too early." So which is it, do we send in the I-751 before the 90 days window starts or after the 90 days window starts?
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| Traveling with Advance Parole while on removal proceedings with DACA |
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2:34 am August 1, 2024 | |
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mobu888

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I am a DACA recipient married to a naturalized U.S. citizen, and I am currently in the process of applying for a green card. However, I have an administratively closed removal case. I entered the U.S. legally and have no criminal record. My lawyer submitted the I-130 petition and a joint motion with OPLA in June and July of 2023, respectively, but I have not received any responses to either at this time. In light of the lack of progress, I applied for Advance Parole. Recently, I discovered that OPLA may not respond to joint motions because they are not obligated to. Therefore, I asked my lawyer to file a motion to recalendar my administratively closed case directly with the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), as they were responsible for the administrative closure. My lawyer has prepared the motion and was about to submit it until I told him that I applied for AP. My lawyer has advised against traveling on AP while the motion to recalendar is pending. He believes that doing so could jeopardize my case and my re-entry into the U.S., given that the motion would reactivate my administratively closed case. He advised to either submit the motion and don't travel, or travel and submit the motion after I return. However, I've read multiple stories of DACA recipients traveling and returning successfully with AP, despite having an active deportation/removal case. Is my lawyer being overly cautious, or is this advice generally sound given my situation? Thank you in advance.
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