US Immigration from Ireland

Hi everyone,

I just got my NOA2 for the IR1/CR1 visa process and saw that looking forward I will be required to submit an I-864. I already submitted it with all of the relevant documentation (proof of domicile, tax forms, etc) when I sent off the packet back in October 2019, so I am wondering if the one I sent off is still valid or if I will have to go through and fill out another I-864. Also, assuming I messed up in sending it with the I-130, was it already approved with my I-130 approval (as in, judged to be without mistakes etc), or would it have been just set aside to send to the NVC?

I've done a lot of internet searching over the past few days but I can't seem to find any relevant insight on this. I did see that I would potentially have to provide updated tax information as it's now available for 2019, but if the whole of the I-864 was already accepted and judged to be fit, then would I still need it?

Potentially relevant information: I am the petitioner living with my spouse in Ireland, we submitted the I-130 packet to Dallas, Texas, so I guess the Texas Service Center? It was forwarded to Potomac Service Center before being sent to the NVC. Hoping to finish things in the US Embassy in Dublin.

I'd appreciate any and all information that can be provided. Thanks for reading.

Hi all if the petitioner was a student and didn't file taxes prior to 2020 would that matter at interview?

https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/lift-travel-ban-us-reunite-couples-and-families

Hi all

I have dual nationality (non USC) but it doesn't appear to ask about this on the K1 application. I have searched for this on the forum and it seems that it may come up at interview but not on the application? Is this correct as of 2020?

Also is there a requirement to send a copy of the non USC passport or is the electronic visa ok? It didn't seem to ask for this on the application. We have a lot of supporting evidence as we have had a lease together and bills etc so I wasn't sure evidence of visits would be as important.

Many thanks for your help

On 6/11/2020 at 4:43 PM, millefleur said:

No USCIS field office in Dublin. You'd have to have exceptional circumstances and proof of that to proceed with consular processing there. Marrying abroad and living there is not enough.

Then where would those who live in Ireland get sent to? We live in ireland and filed our i130 on line in March. Once it s approved (hopefully soon) we re sent to Nvc then to Dublin, correct?