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Crazy Cat

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  4. I saw a recent case which took more than 9 months for an EAD. This is one of the major disadvantages of a K-1. Hopefully good news will come soon.
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  6. Our officer (different from your officer) at Dallas told my wife (during her N-400 interview) that I am "a talker"......we passed the I-751 interview, so I guess it was OK.
  7. Sounds like good news!! Congrats. Remember to collect evidence over the next 2 years.....it will make it easy when I-751 time rolls around.
  8. Another vote to wait until after marriage to add to accounts.
  9. Many people travel with expired conditional Green Card and extension letter. Why are you worried about it?
  10. Should not be a problem. You are legal resident.
  11. Yes. If you have an expired 2 year Green Card and an unexpired extension letter.
  12. A K-1 is not a "Try before you buy" visa. To file an I-129f you MUST submit a letter showing commitment to marry. Why wait? The US immigration process requires a great deal of knowledge, PLANNING, time, patience, and a significant amout of money. A wise couple should have the entire process locked in and planned. Besides, waiting 60 days just delays the ability to work, delays the ability to travel outside the US, delays obtaining the Green Card, and delays the ability to apply for citizenship. I wouldn't wait unless there were real issues between the couple. Just my opinion.
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  14. It means the 3 year clock for filing for citizenship begins when a person becomes a legal resident. In the case of a person who enters with a CR-1, the 3 year clock for filing starts the minute they arrive in the US. For a K-1 entrant, the 3 year clock starts when their Adjustment of Status is approved......which could be a year or more after they arrive in the US. To file for citizenship, a spouse of a US citizen must have been married to a US citizen for 3 years, AND the immigrant must have been a legal resident (Green Card holder) for 3 years.
  15. Nice analysis, Tbone. I think you're right on target. Intent to deny.....or to let expire, imo.
  16. Some of the MSM would lead us to think so...LOL.
  17. Seems like a broad ruling. I would be making plans for an exit if I were out of status.......Newscaster says ICE can now use location, job type, physical appearance, etc., as some of the factors when making arrests as the legalities play out.
  18. This would be a tough decision for me. The Consulate's decision could go either way......50/50, imho.
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