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Dashinka

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  1. Tried a simple experiment, replaced the word "slavery" with the word "Democrat" and it makes even more sense. This is what is defined as progress. Seems quite regressive to me .
  2. I thought Harry and Meghan just wanted to be left alone? Could this have been a Smollet like publicity stunt?
  3. That is the issue, it is tough to prove a negative. As @Redro said, if your fiancé had been drug tested recently that may help, otherwise the CO could refuse the visa for a year with drug testing to generate proof your fiancé is not a habitual user.
  4. Directly from the DoS. Do the Same Income Requirements Apply to Form I-134 as Apply to Form I-864? No. The 125 percent of the federal poverty guideline minimum income requirement, the most recent year's tax return, and other requirements only apply when Form I-864 is needed. Applicants presenting Form I-134 will need to show that their U.S. sponsor's income is 100 percent of the federal poverty guideline. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/family-immigration/nonimmigrant-visa-for-a-fiance-k-1.html#8
  5. Here is the YT link title (did not post the link due to some un-Family friendly words), this video came out in March around International Women's Day. Bad S*** to Good S*** - Ilana Glazer x Miller Lite - Women's history month Commercial [March 2023]
  6. I often wondered, visas are adjudicated by a CO, AOS/ROC/N400 are done by an IO, why do asylum cases have to go to an IJ? I suppose it is in the law, but makes no sense.
  7. Hmm, I wonder why this Communist is working with the Democrats? “[W]ell, I *am* a Communist, but work for AOC & helped start Queens DSA’s Electoral WG, so I def see utility in working on the Dem ballot line!” Medina tweeted in October 2020.
  8. Didn't this come out some time ago? Not really sure it is exactly the same as the Bud Light issue as Bud Light was partnering with a groomer.
  9. Probably belongs merged as this is just a subset of the bigger picture.
  10. Apparently material misrepresentation 212(a)(6)(c). As to the OP's question technically, if the step-parent has all the proper authorizing documents for him to take the child out of the country, then I believe it will be fine. Will you be able to get a waiver for your refusal?
  11. Even back in 2013/2014 when my now wife and I were navigating the K1/I129F, I had people suggest to me have her cross the border in the South. Of course we did not do that, but people were thinking that 10 years ago as well. Wonder if that had anything to do with who was in the WH at the time.
  12. Hmm, even socialist coffee shops fail. OK, so I need a little help as I do not drink coffee, do coffee drinkers drink less coffee in the Winter? ‘Anti-Capitalist’ Cafe Closes Down After A Year Due To A Lack Of Capital The café sold coffee and tea alongside books and merchandise promoting radical leftist ideas, and was ardently anti-capitalist. The business was unable to obtain enough capital to stay in business during a slow winter season, the cafe’s owner, Gabriel Sims-Fewer, wrote in an online announcement about the closure. https://dailycaller.com/2023/05/15/anti-capitalist-cafe-closes-down-after-a-year-due-to-a-lack-of-capital/?0=utm_source=ground.news&1=utm_medium=referral
  13. Poorly written. Not everyone gets a 1099 form, when I filed for my wife, I only earned W2 wages, which is what I submitted, and there was no issue. Best though to get IRS tax transcripts as that will have all the information necessary related to tax filings. Good Luck! https://www.irs.gov/individuals/get-transcript
  14. Are you referring to the Removal of Conditions (I751) process? If so, if she arrives in the US (activating her green card) and the marriage is still less than 2 yrs old (i.e. she is a conditional resident/LPR), then you will file the I751 three years less 90 days after that date of entry. If she enters the US activating her GC and the marriage is more than 2 yrs old, then she will be entitled to a 10 yr GC and no I751 will be necessary even if the visa was issued as a CR1.
  15. You keep saying I-9, but that is a form an employer fills out related to a new employee. For the employer to fill that out, you will need your stamped/endorsed visa which shows employment authorization and if you want to be paid your social security number/card (SSC/SSN). https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-9-paper-version.pdf
  16. You can pay after arrival, but you will still need a SSN along with your endorsed visa to apply for a job. You can apply for an SSN soon after arrival at an SSA office as it is free, and it may take a few weeks before you get your SSN. Good Luck! Who Pays the Fee We strongly encourage you to pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee after you pick up your immigrant visa from the Department of State and before you depart for the United States. If you cannot pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee, a family member, friend, employer, attorney, or accredited representative can pay for you. If someone pays the fee for you, they will need your Alien Number (A-Number) and Department of State (DOS) Case ID. You may also pay the fee after you arrive in the United States. If you choose this option, we will send you a notice requesting payment with instructions on paying your fee. You will not receive your Green Card until you have paid the USCIS Immigrant Fee. https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-fees/uscis-immigrant-fee
  17. Prepare for questions from CBP. Don't sign an I407 regardless of how they pressure you especially if you intend to stay in the US as an LPR.
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