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Crazy Cat

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  1. That is misrepresentation....and it could cause big, big problems.
  2. Not an issue. She can enter on an unexpired conditional Green card.
  3. Can you do that now? That wasn't an option when out I-751 was pending. We had to send everything by snailmail and listen to the crickets.
  4. Because it's joint household income for taxes. The I-864a ensures the spouse is fully aware of the obligations of sponsorship. Some consulate officers require it.
  5. The 2 numbers you need are on the visa itself. Maybe your sheet is wrong. You do NOT have to pay before traveling.
  6. You misunderstood what I said. I said maybe the DOS case number was entered incorrectly.
  7. I'm thinking $170. That would bring it an even $500 registration fee. It doesn't make much sense to add $1 to an existing $330 fee.
  8. Since your parents are not listed as dependents on your tax return, I assume they are not financially dependent on you. Therefore, I would not count them in the household size.
  9. I don't think the $1 fee was meant to deter applications.
  10. Unless you claim your parents as dependents on your taxes, I would leave it as "2". ***Moved to Adjustment of Status" forum.
  11. It's an update to and a continuation of your previous case history, thus I merged them. Merging the threads allows for continuity between your posts since it is a continuation of the same case.
  12. ***Similar topics by OP merged. Please do not repost this topic***
  13. She can expect a denial after questioning by the Consulate Officer. This could be seen, by the officer, as either sloppiness or misrepresentation. The agency might be trying to hide the real purpose of her visit....to visit her significant other. Destination, date are inconsistent with what you said about the visit.
  14. You could get an RFE for a divorce decree a lot sooner than that...a lot sooner. It's better, imo, to wait until you have the divorce decree if possible.
  15. Just to clarify the Terms of Service, all members agree that they will not: ----------------------- Condone or instruct, either directly or indirectly, others on how to commit fraudulent or illegal immigration activities in any way, shape, manner or method. ----------------------- Visitor visas are for visiting....not immigrating. If you use a visitor visa to enter the US with the intent to stay, you are misrepresenting your intent, and you are abusing the purpose of a visitor visa.
  16. Are you sure you are entering the DOS case number correctly? That error message says it could be either the A number or the DOS Case number.
  17. ***Duplicate/similar topics merged. Please do not restart this topic in a new thread***
  18. Then: 1. IMMEDIATELY contact NVC and tell them to postpone scheduling his interview until all cases are ready. 2. IMMEDIATELY contact USCIS and request an expedite of children's cases. 3. Once children's cases are at NVC, ask them (NVC) to expedite and connect cases to husband's case for group interview.
  19. I agree. I would always wait for the final decree since there is no "separated" waiver.
  20. You do not have wait until the 90 day window opens if filing an I-751 waiver. You can file early. ***Moved to the Removing Conditions on Residency forum***
  21. Has husband's interview already been scheduled?
  22. Return transcript....which can be downloaded and/or printed directly from the IRS website.
  23. Sounds similar to me....and normal for a senior citizen. I am almost 73, and I see my primary care professional every 6 months just to refill my blood pressure meds (and get routine blood work done once a year). Might be difficult to expedite for being old.....
  24. Visa fraud......and a violation of Visa Journey's Terms of Service to condone.
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