Crazy Cat
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The I-134 is taken to the interview as explained in the VJ guide:
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First time in almost 30 years. This is a blow to Kamala as this has been a reliable endorsement for dems for years.
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I-130/I-485 require an I-94?
Crazy Cat replied to nyc10029's topic in Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
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1. To live in the US, it would be an F4 category visa. It would take 20+ years. Start by filing an I-130 for each sibling. 2. To visit the US, each sibling would have to apply for a visitor visa on their US embassy web site.
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Those don't look like any chickens I have ever seen.
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Visa Bulletin For October 2024 (state.gov)
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20+ years. I-130 approval is just the first part. There is a very long queue. Waiting for a visa number to become available will take a very long time. Siblings (F4 category) with I-130 submission dates of Aug 1, 2007 are just now receiving visa numbers.
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Without a case number, No.
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***Topic moved to Off-Topic as this is not a US immigration question***
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To avoid another rejection, just send a complete, new package.
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i765 Question
Crazy Cat replied to Fileo's topic in Adjustment of Status (Green Card) from K1 and K3 Family Based Visas
Did you marry? A K-1 fiance cannot file an I-485, but a spouse can. A fiance can file an I-765, but it would not get approval before the expiration of the I-94 (90 days after entry)., thus making it useless. 1. That depends on whether the new immigrant wants to work legally. 2. No, not too late. You can submit an I-765 after filing an I-485. Cost is $260.00 3. 5 years, I believe. 4. It Doesn't matter. Make sure you include the receipt for the I-485. -
File I-751 without green card copy
Crazy Cat replied to Bart1's topic in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion
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I think that was one of @OldUser's points. The OP is in danger of losing LPR status.
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Agree. Op could not ever legally adjust status through another Green card holder if he/she had ever accrued unlawful presence (the way I interpret the law).
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OP needs to return and clarify the timeline of events.
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Did you adjust status through a perm resident after having accrued unlawful presence?
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You don't plan for him to immigrate for 6 years, correct?
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No permission is required for your spouse to file an I-130. An I-130 only establishes the relationship. It does not grant any immigration benefit in itself. In addition, no permission will be required when he immigrates if he is 21 years old..
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I would go back and take a closer look. That doesn't sound right. Besides, you could always fill the gaps by periods of "unemployed".
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Another vote to re-file online. It is easy....and you'll save $50.
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Yes. Many people do.
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What consulate is this?
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I saw that the ABC whistleblower did produce an affidavit about the rigged debate. Looks like Kamala had sample questions, and the conspirators agreed to fact check only Trump. They also agreed not to ask questions which would have been harmful to Kamala. This is crooked, dishonest, and maybe even illegal.
