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  1. pushbrk
    You just need to find those instructions by reading ALL the instructions for the I-864. Become an A-Student of the entire document.
  2. pushbrk
    You TYPED the word "the". It is not in what you posted. They don't care which five years. ANY five years MINIMUM.
  3. pushbrk
    You added a "the" that is not in the requirement. It's ANY five years, and any two years. You could qualify if you lived in the USA until you were sixteen, left, and never came back.
  4. pushbrk
    For them, it is NOT "obvious". You can pay taxes in the USA without living in the USA. They want "evidence" not "testimony". Just read everything you see at that link. The reason they like school records, is that they are actual evidence you were in the USA attending school. Don't be dense. Any school records. Schools keep records on students. Transcripts but also other records.
  5. pushbrk
    Any school records that will demonstrate you qualify. Since you've lived in the USA, your whole life, probably no need to show elementary school records.
  6. pushbrk
    For CRBA, it is NOT "the last five years". It's any five years since birth and any two years since turning 14. They really like to see school records, which are easy to get. Start here now. https://mx.usembassy.gov/passports/births/
  7. pushbrk
    Yes, you are overthinking. This is a case where 1, the truth will set you free, and/or 2, it will never come up in the interview anyway.
  8. pushbrk
    No need to delay any part of the wife's process. It's Mexico. Get in the interview queue as soon as possible, because it's quite long. Some members take the belt and suspenders approach no matter what the circumstances. Circumstances matter. No need for delaying anything.
  9. pushbrk
    For example, with the instance of TB being high in the Philippines, I advice getting at least a skin test a few months prior to the interview, so you can be pro-active if it's positive.
  10. pushbrk
    Possible to save a few days of a 18 to 24 month process, by filing online. Otherwise, the online form is still glitchy. Filing on paper is still my preferred way to go. Then you know exactly what they are going to see and in what order.
  11. pushbrk
    No harm in that but this is a perfect example of a question that, IMO, ....IS...."applicable" and the answer would be "none" or per instructions "Unemployed". My preferred answer for somebody never employed is "Never Employed" and just leave it at that.
  12. pushbrk
    Simply enter "Never Employed" in the first employer name space and move on to the next section. Note, that a qualified sponsor is required at the next stage of the process, so have a plan for that.
  13. pushbrk
    Any "truthful" answer.
  14. pushbrk
    That's a matter of opinion. If you have no actual expedite reason for your own case, you are rudely wasting the time of the members here. If you are looking for a list of reasons so you can contrive your own, same "harm".
  15. pushbrk
    Were you denied at the first interview? If so, you haven't been through the real AP yet.
  16. pushbrk
    Why don't you google the acceptable criteria? If YOU have a reason, mention it. If you're just trolling, Google is your friend.
  17. pushbrk
    yes
  18. pushbrk
    No. I don't give advice by PM. If you need professional help, start here. https://www.visajourney.com/partners/ Otherwise, provide real information here. Nobody knows who you are or who she is.
  19. pushbrk
    Read those instructions again. They mention nothing about "official". The translator certifies the translation. Nobody "certifies" the translator. China is an exception.
  20. pushbrk
    No it is not entirely online, and no you will not "be filing together". You certainly will provide information and documents needed for the filing, but the US Citizen is the person filing the petition in your behalf. Personally, I recommend filing on paper, due to glitches in the online system, some of which your wife will definitely encounter.
  21. pushbrk
    If you want meaningful help here, be specific and accurate in your descriptions. The above is "gobledegook". I do get that you want to have some assurance the medical issues will be dealt with, before you start the process, but that is not "her immigration paperwork". What kind of "events in her life" do you need her mother to write about, and why? This is not a normal part of the spouse immigration process.
  22. pushbrk
    The only police report to get now would be from a country you lived in before, but have not and will not return to. Police reports are good for two years now, but I would wait at least 8 months from the I-130 filing date to get the one from your current country of residence. Remember also that the timing of the NVC portion is still in the control of the petitioner, as they are the ones to pay the fees and deal with the affidavit of support.
  23. pushbrk
    See enlarged bold above. All you need from her is information that's in her head and a certified copy of your marriage certificate. What are you talking about regarding "immigration paperwork"? YOU are the one to file the petition. Have you even looked at the I-130 and its instructions? Anything else comes a year or more after you file the petition.
  24. pushbrk
    The Petitioner can request NVC transfer the case to the Consulate with an immigrant visa unit in the foreign spouse's country of citizenship or country of residence.
  25. pushbrk
    The lack of job, or property would be enough to assure failure if you were not married. Doubly assured failure since her strongest ties are deemed to be to you anyway.
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