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  1.    Edward and Jaycel reacted to a post in a topic: Should my spouse know all details of my past marriage/divorce?
  2. pushbrk
    Good answers already, but your wife should have a good understanding of your former marriages, and any children. In short, she should know the things any spouse would reasonably be expected to know about their spouse's family, work, and life.
  3.    pushbrk reacted to a post in a topic: Should my spouse know all details of my past marriage/divorce?
  4.    pushbrk reacted to a post in a topic: Should my spouse know all details of my past marriage/divorce?
  5.    pushbrk reacted to a post in a topic: CR1 visa sponorship questions
  6.    pushbrk reacted to a post in a topic: CR1 visa sponorship questions
  7. pushbrk
    It's very clear who your wife's father is. According to what you wrote, her parents are still married to each other. She has used two names. You'll need to state the family names she has used and document the name change. If she's taking a married name, the marriage certificate is the only document needed to document that. Interpret literally. A person does not have two fathers.
  8.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: I-864 question
  9.    Needhelp345 reacted to a post in a topic: I-864 question
  10. pushbrk
    Yes, and that's why you have a joint sponsor. You'll be uploading both forms. It will be clear you have a joint sponsor and why. If fact, it's the ONLY reason you CAN use a joint sponsor.
  11.    pushbrk reacted to a post in a topic: I-864 question
  12.    pushbrk reacted to a post in a topic: Does I-90 receipt due to DHS error extend validity of green card?
  13.    R&OC reacted to a post in a topic: I-130a for Japanese Spouse with remarried parents
  14.    may5 reacted to a post in a topic: I-864 Updates and Expiration
  15. pushbrk
    Reading carefully and interpreting literally will serve you well in this process. Her biological father is listed on what will be her "birth certificate" used later at the NVC stage. Enter her actual father's name and information. If she was later adopted (really, not "it appears".) then sure, mention that in the extra text fields if you wish. There is no such thing as a "second father". She has one father. Apparently, she has a stepfather. Don't call him her adoptive father, unless your sure that is the case. Adoption is a legal process. You are likely to cause the PDF to malfunction if you use anything but an Adobe product. Print it and add the hyphen by hand.
  16.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: I-864 Updates and Expiration
  17. pushbrk
    If you got a notice for biometrics, what does it say? All notices are I-797. What is important is the notice type, and what the notice says
  18. pushbrk
    Expiration dates of forms don't mean what you think. You used the current one when you submitted. Not an issue. If you need to submit an updated one before interview, use the new one. It is a comment period that expired, not the form.
  19.    Rogueabed reacted to a post in a topic: About sponsorship
  20.    Bunninuts reacted to a post in a topic: Who has been approved with minimal evidence of bonafide marriage?
  21.    lanc3r3000 reacted to a post in a topic: How much evidence do I need to have? CR1.
  22.    pushbrk reacted to a post in a topic: Does an international marriage license need to be translated and notarized for USCIS?
  23.    lanc3r30000 reacted to a post in a topic: Who has been approved with minimal evidence of bonafide marriage?
  24. pushbrk
    One PDF makes it more difficult for either to be overlooked.
  25. pushbrk
    I disagree with your lawyer, but you hired them. I suggest you ask the lawyer the questions you're asking here. That's why they were hired. If you don't trust the lawyer, fire them.
  26.    pushbrk reacted to a post in a topic: Several questions regarding I-130 evidence uploads (merged topics)
  27. pushbrk
    If you asked for a certified copy, and that's what they sent, it's probably correct. You could google "certified copy of divorce decree county name Texas, and see what it says. Superior court in my county instructed me to print the decree 4 times. One was for the judge during the hearing. The others were signed by the judge and certified by the court clerk on the spot. Procedures can be different for each county.
  28. pushbrk
    A certified copy is something you ask for, usually after the fact. You "order it". However, I have a certified copy of my Texas Divorce decree, that I carried out of the courtroom. Actually three certified copies. That you have a paper with a stamp may or may not be a certified copy. For Texas, it is the entire decree, usually multiple pages. It will say on it's face that it is a certified copy. Is that what the stamp says? Please describe the stamp and exactly its wording. Edit: I do see the stamp on the page in your first post. It does not indicate anything about it being a certified copy. I cannot tell if all the pages are there. I don't see any signatures.
  29. pushbrk
    Either way, it is enough. Is it 26 pay periods or 24? Count the days between start and end date of the pay period. If it's 14 days, multiply by 26.
  30. pushbrk
    A certified copy of the divorce decree is what is "enough".
  31. pushbrk
    I will just second that for Texas, you need a certified copy of the complete divorce decree. There are no short versions.
  32. pushbrk
    Probably right, but remember if a person is paid every two weeks, that's 26 pay periods. Twice a month is rare nowadays.
  33. pushbrk
    Good idea. When a Consular Officer sees a self employed sponsor filed the EZ version, big alarm bell should start ringing.
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