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Once again: you need to reference a single case.
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Would be interested if you could reference a single case where person got denied entry or removed because they were exchanging work related emails while on vacation in IS.
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Not to mention that all business people including top executives work while traveling in US.
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Theoretically. Practically I would be interested of a single case where people were removed at the entry because they exchanged emails on their work in their home country while being on vacation in US within the CBP allowed tourist stay.
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This is not true. She did not work in the USA. She was working for her Mexican company while traveling. Not to mention CNP has zero knowledge about it and even if they check her laptop and see work done during her visit, they will not stop her just because of this. F1: yes they may stop her. I would wait for at least 6 months before coming. However, even now the chances are 50/50.
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Working remotely for her company will not cause real problems. I personally travel around the world all the time and of course I work remotely. Just like any business person. The key here is that she worked for the company that she already worked for in the first place before coming to US as tourist.
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No, this is a law. They have to be enrolled in public schools the moment child is presented to the school. Any time! In fact, it is a must for you to enroll the child the moment you immigrate.
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Getting GC as insurance question
mari04 replied to mari04's topic in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America
This is perfect. Thank you so much for your help. This is exactly what works for us! -
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Last question on the point above: when will we realistically need her signatures on the IR 5 process? Petition? NVC? At the embassy? I will file petition and will take it as slow as possible. -
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mari04 replied to mari04's topic in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America
Thank you very much for the help. I will follow Dashinka, Boiler, and Redro advice. -
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She does. Thank you. She has 10 year visa. The problem is that she doesn’t want to come. I just wanted to do it as an insurance for the future, when u4u is gone and all she has is 10 year visa. -
My MIL lives in Ukraine and is a successful lawyer. My wife is us citizen (from April this year). Ukraine is at war, as you know, and situation may change to the worse any day. MIL doesn’t even want to talk about moving anywhere. She has 10 year US visa and came here for 2 months after the start of the war. She left after 2 months instead of allowed 6 months (stamp) because she was missing home and her practice. I am still thinking of convincing my wife to file for GC as an insurance. Can someone who went through this share what are the technical minimal requirements for opening and maintaining GC for as long as possible: 1. Day 0 - entry at POE 2. Stay in us -how many weeks minimum? 3. Go back home - technically, what is the REAL time she can stay in Ukraine without coming for the maintenance visit? I would truly appreciate if someone can explain, essentially, timeline-wise, if it is possible at all to have GC while visiting US? of course, under the normal circumstances we would just file when and if she is ready to move. However, she may be forced to move fast. This is the only issue. thank you.
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He is over 21 son of LPR. He is not considered an immediate relative. I always thought that was blue immediate relatives of US citizens can adjust status
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You can try to apply. It doesn’t hurt, as long as there is no misrepresentation, which will bite you later. I can only give you my experience. I had cancer and I TRULY needed my wife here as I was temporarily disabled for 2 years. I applied for the expedite with all the documents from the hospital. Meaning, extensive description of the REAL condition which requires care, supported by MRI, and the whole array of various physician-generated documentation. Bulletproof. And it was denied. You can extrapolate.
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Apply for n400. You should do it no matter what as last my as your first 751 is not denied and it is 2 years and 9 months from conditional gc issue. Nowadays, they do not process i751 until you file n400. It seems like it for sure.