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Crazy Cat

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  1. Another vote for filing the I-751. Once Husband gets the extension letter, you can board a flight back with him. Note the cautions already posted above concerning signing I-407s, etc. I am sorry.
  2. You both have to sign the I-751. They will reject the I-751 if you do not sign it. You sign in Part 7, item 6.a. Husband (US citizen) will sign Part 8, item 6.a. "If your petition is not signed, or if the signature is not valid, we will reject your petition." Luckily, the instructions say this: "Validity of Signatures. USCIS will consider a photocopied, faxed, or scanned copy of an original handwritten signature as valid for filing purposes. The photocopy, fax, or scan must be of the original document containing the handwritten ink signature"
  3. The RFE letter will specify.
  4. Did you get another letter telling you to submit an I-130a?
  5. I read or heard that this guy signed documents stating he was a US citizen. That is the kiss of immigration death. He won't be back.
  6. ***As the OP has been given adequate information surrounding his possible Adjustment Of Status after entering via a B1/B2 visa, this thread has run its course and it is now locked. OP, do not restart or re-address this subject *****
  7. ***Similar topics merged**** Please ask your I-130 questions in this thread***
  8. Yes, USCIS will send the I-130 to NVC if the I-130 was properly filled in.
  9. You posted this in the K-1 forum. I moved it to the CR-1/IR-1 forum.
  10. Perhaps this would be helpful: Step 4
  11. It could be up to 9 months or longer before you can leave the US to take care of any left over business in your home country.
  12. So, when they found the good doctor's abandoned car, he had a loaded handgun, $3000 cash, and other items. In other words, he had a "bug out kit" ready. This whole situation is beyond belief.....and he was earning $300K a year......This is just wild.
  13. Did you come to the US prepared to stay? Did you state on the B2 application that you were married?
  14. No, your questions will be verbal. You are not given choices. The Officer will ask a question, then You must verbally give a correct answer.
  15. I always find it odd that a person can come to the US prepared for a short visit, yet suddenly decide to give up everything in home country without the possibility of returning to tie up loose ends for up to 9 or 10 months. Seems it would be really stressful.
  16. As you said, misrepresentation is another animal, itself.
  17. Did the Consulate Officer know you are married to a US citizen? Did you attend the conference?
  18. Correct. But the OP never said that the situation changed. He said he entered as a visitor and he wants to stay. It is an open question as to whether this was his intent. The OP, now, has the opportunity to clarify.
  19. Be aware that a person cannot enter the US as a visitor with the intent to stay and adjust status. That is visa fraud.
  20. Congratulations...Next stop is citizenship...N-400s don't typically take long...USCIS is still up to their tricks of skewing I-751 processing times by processing some I-751 immediately while others have to wait several years even with no RFEs.
  21. They are linked by your A Number. You have a petition (I-751) and an application (N-400) linked.
  22. This old thread is locked to further comments.
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