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  1. Crazy Cat
    I would not trust that online method. I would read and study the instructions for the I-864 to become an "A Student". I would then download the form and fill it in. Do not trust that only shaded fields need to be filled in.
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    ***Hijack comment split to new topic***
  3. Crazy Cat
    I agree. Run from this "attorney".
  4. Crazy Cat
    This is not a legitimate immigration attorney. USCIS immediately sends 48 month extension letters to EVERY person who submits an I-751. It has done that many years. Everyone gets an extension letter.
  5. Crazy Cat
    If you have filed an I-864 for her Adjustment of Status, NOW is the time to withdraw it....immediately before a Green Card is approved.
  6. Crazy Cat
    @nastra30 asked the most important question so far.
  7. Crazy Cat
    "N/A" is acceptable.
  8. Crazy Cat
    If you have ever submitted a DS-260, the answer is "yes".
  9. Crazy Cat
    USCIS could have worded that better. USCIS will not recognize a marriage as valid unless all prior marriages were formally terminated.
  10. Crazy Cat
    The USCIS early filing calculator says you did not file early.
  11. Crazy Cat
    Unless you were divorced from each other between the marriages, you won't be able to provide documentation of termination of all previous marriages prior to your current marriage........which is required. Without documentation that the first marriage was terminated, USCIS would not recognize the ceremony in PI as a marriage. M-477.pdf □ Proof of termination of all prior marriages of your spouse (divorce decree(s), annulment(s), or death certificate(s)); □ Proof that all earlier marriages ended (divorce decree(s), annulment(s), or death certificates(s)). I would not list the ceremony in PI as a marriage. I would consider it as a celebration or re-commitment...but not a marriage.
  12. Crazy Cat
    No. USCIS recognizes your civil wedding as your marriage. If you enter "2", USCIS is going to demand documentation terminating marriage #1.
  13. Crazy Cat
    90 days after entering via a K-1, he will be out of status. However, once he submits a proper I-485, he will be granted "authorized stay" in the US until the I-485 has been either approved or denied. It is strongly advised to submit Adjustment of Status paperwork within 90 days of entry. "Authorized Stay" is not a legal status, in itself, but it prevents the grantee from accruing unlawful presence. Some states allow driver's license, etc with proof of a pending I-485.
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    ***Multiple I-134 question threads merged to organize information***
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    **Old thread locked for further comments***
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    ***Moved to the Philippines regional forum***
  17. Crazy Cat
    The fastest route, at this stage, for him to start work inside the US, is to continue with the K-1. I would find a willing Joint Sponsor.
  18. Crazy Cat
    A Joint sponsor can be any US citizen or Legal Resident who resides in the US.
  19. Crazy Cat
    Yes. The I-864 is submitted prior to the case moving from NVC to the consulate.
  20. Crazy Cat
    K-3 visas are still on the books, but in reality, they are very, very rarely ever issued. Instead, the cases proceed as CR-1 cases.
  21. Crazy Cat
    Isn't that the whole ball of wax? Illegals shouldn't be in US at all.
  22. Crazy Cat
    Nice plan. I retired from the Military and immediately started my ADN RN program. My goal was to start work as an RN as soon as possible. I was also a non-traditional student . My plan worked well for me.
  23. Crazy Cat
    You are mixing up visas. As a K-1 entrant, he will complete a DS-160 after the I-129f (fiance visa) is approved. He would then file an I-485 package after you marry. At that time, he would also apply for a work authorization document (I-765). The DS-260 would be applicable only if you started completely over with a CR-1. For a CR-1, you and a qualified joint sponsor would submit I-864s at the NVC stage.
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    She could be included as a K-2..... If you marry now, she would be a separate I-130 case as an IR-2 (if she didn't age out). At this stage of your K-1, I would not change and restart everything with a CR-1.
  25. Crazy Cat
    Another reason to go the K-1 route No. He could visit, but not live or work in the US until the visa is approved.
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