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  1. pushbrk
    I agree. Seems like they want to investigate something to do with your husband's immigration related past. Maybe somebody with the same name had an issue. Could be anything, but if there IS an issue, your husband knows what it is. The address discrepancy is definitely a non-issue.
  2. pushbrk
    You are not required at the interview. Your spouse cannot enter the USA before, you. If you are already in the USA, that's fine. No need to travel together,
  3. pushbrk
    Passport is enough for both, but I would much rather submit a one page certificate than every page of a passport. Either way, the A number question and certificate number are applicable, so should be answered. Of course USCIS will find them. Make it easy for them, by providing the information they ask for.
  4. pushbrk
    As you move forward, if a question applies to you, answer it. This falls in that category. Your A number is applicable too. That is asked for on page1. In your case, uploading the Certificate of Naturalization seems more practical than every page of your passport.
  5. pushbrk
    People living on the US/Canadian border can go back and forth every day to work in the other country, so you can definitely go check on your wife. Like I've said at least twice before. Share the travel and avoid abusing the privilege and you'll have no worries.
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    It sounds like she has already been abusing the visitor privilege. That should stop now, but I would not delay filing the I-130.
  7. pushbrk
    Probably a non-issue. For example, I used to work for a company in Ottawa. My Sales Manager and technical people would come across to accompany me on sales calls. Doing business is allowed on the B1B2 privilege. I'm not saying what your wife is doing is technically legal. I'm saying it is unlikely to come up unless one of you brings it up.
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    Yes, the same rules apply, but you are the only one using "only infrequent visits". That part is wrong. We have defined for you "spending too much time". The general rule for both of you is to be outside the visited country more than inside. 4 days in and 3 days out EVERY WEEK, is too much, just like 7 months in and 3 months out would be. Keep that in mind. Do some of the traveling yourself, and don't abuse the privilege.
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    If you are aware of the need to do so, then you got some instructions for it. What do the instructions say to do exactly?
  10. pushbrk
    She should avoid abusing the visiting privilege. Easy to do if you do the traveling sometimes, so it's not her spending more time in the USA, than outside. 4 days EVERY week IS abusing the privilege.
  11. pushbrk
    Your question has been answered. Sometimes people don't have anything to add. Why are you asking again?
  12. pushbrk
    Married is married. That's the applicable concept.
  13. pushbrk
    You'll also be asked for time, place, and result as I recall. Result is unclear. Presumably the petition was approved, but the foreign fiancee did not apply for a visa. Please clarify.
  14. pushbrk
    Attaching the whole return would be better. Even better, have the accountant write the letter.
  15. pushbrk
    Can get sticky alright. Actual facts and timing would matter here, as would the mailing address in the meantime. But, I don't see it causing a new AP, just logistic issues.
  16. pushbrk
    Sounds good to me. Did you provide an I-864a from your mother?
  17. pushbrk
    Usually not. The files are electronic now.
  18. pushbrk
    After her interview for WHAT exactly?
  19. pushbrk
    If you filed an amended tax return, provide a complete copy of that return instead of a tax return transcript. Complete copy includes everything that would have been sent by mail if filing by mail. (Even if you did NOT file by mail)
  20. pushbrk
    Yes, research filing directly in Tokyo instead of online or by mail. If that doesn't work, NVC will initially assign your case to the Immigrant visa unit that serves the physical address you entered on the I-130. If that is no longer where the visa applicant lives, you can then request a change to London.
  21. pushbrk
    The current question relates to an immigrant visa, not just any visa. Immigrant visa interviews are held in the country of citizenship or actual residence. In short, you have to have authorization to LIVE not just visit a country in order to justify a transfer of Consulate for an immigrant visa.
  22. pushbrk
    Necessary evidence to upload is described in the I-130 instructions I strongly suggest you become an A-Student of before proceeding further.
  23. pushbrk
    Just says permission to travel? Not to where?
  24. pushbrk
    Please, both you and the US Citizen need to start by becoming A-Students of the I-130 instructions. Pay special attention to little words like "or".
  25. pushbrk
    It's that second line above that explains your issue. Keep the date. If you can't make it, reschedule for later. Getting the visa early can make it pretty tight to get the baby's Consular Report of Birth Abroad before the visa expires. You could also simply request a later date now. It's too late already in the pregnancy for you to travel to the USA before the baby is born anyway.
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