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  1. EM_Vandaveer
    If you want to risk visa denial, then go ahead. It'd make so much more sense to get LEGALLY married ASAP & file for a spousal visa, while waiting for that you can plan your big party/celebration at leisure...
  2. EM_Vandaveer
    You still have a few years to wait for PD to become current.
  3. EM_Vandaveer
    I'd try again & explain WHY you need the documentation.
  4. EM_Vandaveer
    You definitely need to disclose the arrest & charge, expungement is meaningless to USCIS or when it comes to immigration. As the charge was dismissed it won't cause a problem. Nevertheless it has to be disclosed on the N-400 & some kind of documentation relating to it HAS to be produced. (As a last resort an affidavit about your recollection of it & detailing your unsuccessful attempts to obtain documents from the police/courts about it.)
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    As for Pakistani exit control, as stated earlier you can have them fly to another country like UAE or Qatar, then board a plane to the US. I'm not sure what "Do I need to backup with an immigration in case of issue at port of entry?" means. As LPRs they cannot be denied entry IF they never signed I-407s. They may be asked to sign I-407s at POE. If so they need to politely refuse (they cannot be legally forced to do so).
  6. EM_Vandaveer
    It sounds like on the I-130 it was indicated in error that your father is applying for adjustment of status within the US rather than an immigrant visa therefore USCIS retained the I-130. Filing the I-824 makes the case move to NVC BUT it adds a year to the process. A process that shouldn't have been started in the first place, not without trying to enter the US first. How can an immigrant visa petition be filed for a Legal Permanent Resident? There should be some safe guards against that IMHO. Plus your mother's case.... Never re-started... Quite a mess, honestly. If your parents never filed I-407 then they need to take their valid GCs and travel to the US.
  7. EM_Vandaveer
    To the main question: yes, your mother needs her own I-130 but why this & the SB-1 applications are being done before them trying to enter on valid GCs is beyond me...
  8. EM_Vandaveer
    They applied for SB-1 visas and were denied? That was a mistake if they had valid GCs...
  9. EM_Vandaveer
    Well, yes, since he crossed the border...
  10. EM_Vandaveer
    When they say "travel history" they mean international travel. Otherwise, technically going to work & back home would have to be included...
  11. EM_Vandaveer
    Wow. A 2-second google search says otherwise: https://help.cbp.gov/s/article/Article1703?language=en_US#:~:text=Your child is not required,two years of birth%2C and
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