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  1. pushbrk
    It's just a boilerplate message. You did not submit the certificate. You submitted a scan of both sides of the envelope. Just bring it to the interview and consider the "notifications" as "information". (Information you already knew) "Why?" did they send the message? Answer: In case you didn't already know.
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    Do you have a question? What is the issue that concerns you?
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    That will work.
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    Most likely.
  5. pushbrk
    I just answered that. I'll expand. What you have is not from PSA. It's from the local marriage authority. The source is the issue. So....The PSA marriage certificate is needed for the I-130 to be approved. You can wait now, or have a delay when they send a request for it. Delay now or delay later. Your choice.
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    I think most previous responders thought you were the petitioner. Bear in mind that your expedite request should focus on how your condition is mitigated by your spouse being with you in the USA, and not on any financial hardship. She's not going to get a visa, if she doesn't have sufficient, viable and believable financial support available.
  7. pushbrk
    Perfect place to start, plus become an A-Student of the I-130 instructions. The PSA marriage certificate is needed for the I-130 to be approved. You can wait now, or have a delay when they send a request for it.
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    Same concept applies to both, as both are "visiting".
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    Assuming? Not good. Now though, you are reading too much into what I wrote. They DO consider the totality of circumstances, as they determine how the immigrant will be supported. BUT, they have no access to know, or reason to ask about the issue being asked about, which is government funded supplemental support, or whatever it is called, in a given country. If the sponsor is somewhat marginal, they'll certainly consider the past employment and employability of the applicant, but they can only consider what they know.
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    I too would like to see the screen shots, but no, you would not get an RFE for leaving those blank.
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    Adding that, if the overstay incurred a ban, the next critical fact is how long she has already been outside the USA. Perhaps it's longer than the ban would be.
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    Based on the facts presented, the I-130 and I-485 were denied because they abandoned the process before it was complete. They left, so never got the notification for the interview. Maybe never did biometrics. It's all "abandonment" of the process. An overstay would have been forgiven, if they completed the process the first time, but they didn't . That makes, as you say, the length of the overstay a critical missing fact.
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    In an adjustment of status case, the finial decision for both the I-130 and I-485 would be made at the interview you would have together. If you did not show up for the scheduled interview, then both were denied, as they considered you had abandoned the process. I don't see this as a problem for your new case. You and your family can visit each other as legally allowed. "Tired of waiting" is not going to bring the kind of sympathy that changes your visa timeline at all, or your legal options for reuniting your family.
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    The paper form indicates this clearly between your yes answer and the following questions. You are reading a question asked in the present tense. In the present tense, he has no "stay" to expire. If the online form is NOT clear about this, then it is just another of many glitches in the form.
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    No
  16. pushbrk
    Because she doesn't qualify for citizenship until she's been a permanent resident 3 years. The CR1 visa results in permanent resident status.
  17. pushbrk
    If her F1 visa is expired, and she's traveling to compete in Track meets, she must have some sort of visa. Chances are nothing will ever be needed from your uncle. Don't rely on asking questions. Become an A-Student of the I-130 instructions, then ask about what you still don't understand.
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    Good to go. Note that the birth certificate of the Petitioner is one possible evidence of US Citizenship, but only if born in the USA. Birth Certificate of the foreign spouse is needed at the NVC stage.
  19. pushbrk
    Not so. Uncle is not a qualifying household member and is also not a dependent.
  20. pushbrk
    Consular Officers are not concerned with how you support yourself in the UK. Their concern is how you will be supported in the USA.
  21. pushbrk
    Yes, but not necessary to add now.
  22. pushbrk
    Consult the I-864p for needed income per household size. There's a pinned thread about visiting during the process. My opinion is the Online form is still "glitchy". No such problems with filing by Priority Mail.
  23. pushbrk
    No supporting documents for this form.
  24. pushbrk
    Yes, she can update her address at the port of entry.
  25. pushbrk
    Do the DS260 correctly. No worries. Same with the I-864.
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