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Crazy Cat

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  1. This is one of the major disadvantages of a K-1. The foreign spouse is totally at the mercy of the US citizen. VAWA doesn't appear to be an option as there is no indication of abuse. It could be argued that you don't have a real marriage......as evidenced by " He does not has a place to stay so he lives with his friends at times or parents. He visits me and we live together for sometime but then he goes back." There is a real possibility that your Adjustment will be denied.....if you get that far. Your avenues to remain in the US are extremely limited. You are in trouble, imo.....thanks to your spouse.
  2. That is a felony and can result in prison before deportation.
  3. You posted this under IR-1/CR-1 spousal visa. NVC schedules interviews for spousal visa cases. Are you sure the case isn't at NVC?
  4. It appears you are adjusting status from a K-1. Unless your spouse coperates, there is nothing you can do. You must adjust through your spouse. This is not good. A marriage certificate, alone, does not prove a bona fide marriage.
  5. That is exactly what our officer wanted to see. He wanted proof of marital union from the day we submitted the I-751 until date of interview...
  6. Yes, I had the same issue once wife had passport and Naturalization Certificate. I kept electronic copies of a few notifications regarding citizenship, but the rest I discarded since wife and I won't ever be concerned with USCIS again....ever.
  7. ***Old thread is now locked for further comments***
  8. ***Moved to the Philippines regional forum for country specific instructions***
  9. Green Card holders and citizens do not have I-94 records.
  10. My wife filed under the 5 year rule....piece of cake.....very little needed to upload.
  11. Not a big deal. Just explain at the interview......not worth losing sleep over. Good luck.
  12. I don't think so, but you can try. CURRENT annual income is king. Did you include evidence of current annual income (income expected over the next 12 months)? Current annual income is calculated as: Gross income for last pay period multiplied by the number of pay periods in 12 months. Example, if his gross pay is $2000 every 2 weeks, then $2000 x 26 = $52,000 current annual income. If you did include this, you need a well-qualified joint sponsor. A joint sponsor can be an US citizen or Green Card holder domiciled in the US. If he is self employed, you will need a joint sponsor.
  13. I don't think you can get a waiver approved within the next couple years. You can contact the consulate after the ban expires and ask them to let you get a new medical and reapply with a new DS-260.
  14. Agree with @Ban Hammer. That username resembles what we typically see in a commercial spam account. We try to flag them as soon as possible to prevent their cluttering the site with ads, spam, etc.
  15. Current annual income is king (income expected over the next 12 months). That message is common when a tax return appears low. If your current annual income is well above the minimum, you are probably fine. I would not delay the interview.
  16. A life partner twice her age..........It's highly possible you are being played.....be careful. Personally, I think it is much, much too early to even think about immigration. This has all the earmarks of case USCIS will deeply vet.
  17. My description is pretty disgusting comments by some of them. They really know how to copy and paste.
  18. So, she is knowledgeable of the immigration process?
  19. ***This thread has run its course, and is now closed***
  20. How did she enter the US? When did she enter?
  21. Wait a minute.... @csh2020, I remember your last case here. Is there any chance your current fiance knows the woman you just divorced?
  22. Honestly, I would be very careful....for multiple reasons. This could be a set up for disaster.
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