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Dashinka

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  1. Might be some scrutiny, but timelines do not seem to indicate you are providing a path just for immigration purposes. Make sure you have all your relevant relationship dates in order (i.e. when 1st marriage started to go under, when 1st wife naturalized, when next relationship started, etc.). Good Luck!
  2. Certainly seems like this could draw some scrutiny from USCIS/consulate. The fact that your most recent marriage lasted over 10 yrs may alleviate some of that. How long after she naturalized did you separate? Good Luck!
  3. Just returned from India. It was kind of surreal to be at the airport (Chennai, and Mumbai) the day after this happened. I was flying Indigo Air, and our flight from Chennai to Mumbai was delayed a little more than 3 hrs due to a sick pilot. This caused us to miss our connection to Paris, and eventually Detroit. Indigo Air and Air France customer service in India was horrible, finally worked through our travel agent to fly through London. Got to ride in my first 380.
  4. Ok, my view of driving in India. Been to a lot of countries, and so far India takes it as far as driving. Lane markings are just a suggestion, no such thing as a no passing zone on a two lane roadway, shoulders are meant to be used, horns are used extensively (not in aggression apparently), and turn signals are optional. All that and they drive on the wrong side of the road! 😂😂😂 Eye opening, and of course anecdotal as I have not been anywhere in Africa yet.
  5. Generally, this is the case for those traveling in this situation. When my wife was in the same situation, she could no longer use the POE kiosks, but had to go directly to a CBP officer. I expect your spouse will need to do the same even at a pre-clearance airport. Good Luck!
  6. Sad situation. I am in India right now, and there is a lot of speculation locally. Time will tell, but I tend to agree with @LIBrty4all.
  7. You should see how they ride in Durgapur India.
  8. Where are you going, and are there females involved?
  9. Glad you had a great time! Wyoming is fun, and I will refrain from ranting about Canadian geese. 😂
  10. Why would anyone want a bicycle to be insanely fast? Btw, any bicycle with a motor (electric or gas powered) and pedals is in fact a moped. Sure, you can get these sans pedals, then they would just be a motorcycle where the motor is electric. No differences, still just a means of transportation with different pros and cons.
  11. So that is propaganda, but the stories from the leftist media, and leftist politicians are truth?
  12. I would review this and section 319(b) of the INA. The upshot is yes, you should be eligible for expedited naturalization. Good Luck! https://www.uscis.gov/military/citizenship-for-military-family-members
  13. Technically it was your choice, but in the end, I think easily explainable. I know my wife was able to find employment easily, and our cousins that came over on DVs pretty much took any job they could from the start, and in about 9 months or so got something in their field. I would expect perspective employers in your space will understand the gap. Good Luck!
  14. I suspect a lot of the more leftist GFOs (government funded organizations) that were receiving funds from USAID are still sitting on savings and doling it out to these extremist leftist groups that love to cover their faces. EDIT: I guess I should read the article before I comment, but hey, it is obvious.
  15. I agree, a petition will not really help materially in this case. A K1 visa is technically a non-immigrant visa that allows for legal preplanned AOS after entry, it is not a family based or immediate relative visa. In order to help your actual immigration case, you need to plot a new course toward a spousal visa. Good Luck!
  16. How does an E-Bike save the planet as compared to a regular bicycle? Btw, isn't an E-Bike really just a MoPed albeit the motor(s) in this case are electric?
  17. It was proper that the IO corrected the I485 to show the last entry into the US since there was another entry since filing. I don't see this as being a major concern, this happens a lot particularly with the N400 (maybe less so with the I485/AP). Good Luck!
  18. Why do the Democrats insist on leaving the "W" out of the acronym for this initiative?
  19. Here is the case @TBoneTX was referring too. As he said, answering questions of the CBP officer should be professional truthful, and not a joke. There is no requirement to offer information that has not been asked for, but the questions asked need to be answered truthfully and professionally. Good Luck!
  20. Yes, and yes, but unlikely. I understand Lagos is a very busy consulate. Good Luck!
  21. Haven’t heard any stories of anyone in this situation having issues. Personally, I would not worry about it. Good Luck!
  22. Yes, and it should start a 90 day RFE clock to have you submit the final divorce papers. Also, as @Boiler stated, you need to withdraw the N400 application as you are no longer eligible to file under the 3 year rule. Good Luck!
  23. A person cannot enter the U.S. on a B2 visitor visa with the intention to stay and adjust status. That being said, if someone has already entered the U.S. on a B2 visa, and their situation changes which allows them to adjust status, then yes. From your post, I am not clear as to what specifically you are asking. Are you a USC seeking a foreign spouse?
  24. Yes, a new JS can be used, have them fill out the latest I864 and if married, you may want the spouse to also fill out the I864A. Take all of that along with their financial evidence supporting the I864 to the interview. You also may need to make sure the I864 from your initial JS is withdrawn at the interview. Good Luck!
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