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Crazy Cat

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  1. ***Duplicate topics merged. Do not start another thread regarding this topic***
  2. ***Several similar threads merged. Do not start another new thread for this topic***
  3. All consulates are authorized to accept I-130s with exceptional circumstances.
  4. ***Zombie thread closed. OP has not been active for more than a year. Please start a new topic***
  5. He cannot erase the issues of the past. I assume he has a very good attorney. Personally, I would be very wary.
  6. ***Similar topics merged. Do not repost in another new thread***
  7. ***Similar topic merged. @Salva, Do not start a new topic on this subject, Keep questions and answers organized under a single thread*****
  8. This is unusual. You might want to start looking for an attorney.
  9. The receipt number will remain the same as long as it is in the hands of USCIS. It's only been a couple months. The immigration process requires a great deal of knowledge, planning, time, patience, and a significant amount of money. Patience is a virtue.
  10. Filing for an ITIN will not affect the Adjustment of Status process. You can file a joint return along with the W-7 (to get an ITIN) or you can file as MFS, then amend your return later after spouse receives a SSN. If your spouse is currently out of status, I STRONGLY advise you to file the I-485 package ASAP. mend
  11. 1. Yes. Not a problem. 2. You were the petitioner for the I-129f only. 3. Approximate dates are OK if you can't remember the exact date.
  12. Once you enter the US via an immigrant visa, you become a legal resident. At that point, you are required to report world-wide income to the IRS. However, best tax strategies vary on a case-by-case basis. ***Moved to Tax and Finances During US Immigration***
  13. No. Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence 
or Adjust Status (uscis.gov)
  14. @fruitcake, there are more costs than you indicated. In addition, someone will have to commit to financially sponsoring (as a joint sponsor) the father as a new immigrant. Perhaps Camille will be in a better condition to sponsor her father when the time arrives as this will be a 2 year, or longer, process. But based on what you posted, I don't see anything illegal. People use joint sponsors all the time.
  15. Who is the qualifying relative for an I-601....and I would hire an attorney for a waiver.
  16. ***Topic moved to the AOS From Work, Student, and Tourist Visa forum*** ***2 duplicate topics removed. Please do not post same question in multiple forums***
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