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Crazy Cat

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  1. That's not how it works. A K-1 MUST adjust status through the original petitioner.
  2. She won't be getting a Green Card through the former marriage. Her legal path to remaining in the US is extremely unlikely based on what you posted. She will be out of status soon as USCIS will certainly deny her I-485 when they find out about the divorce. If I were her, I would leave the US now before accruing 6 months of unlawful presence. You can then start planning for a future life together.
  3. It can be if documented and if sufficiently meet the approval of a Consulate Officer.
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  5. This has happened before....almost identical to this It is likely, imo, that USCIS will find that letter and revoke the I-129f. In the case I remember, the I-485 was denied. They might want to withdraw the I-485, and immediately file a concurrent I-130 and another I-485. Just my opinion. They will likely have a lot of explaining to do. Legal representation is probably a good idea.
  6. I've seen them do that before....it might be a standard informative note because people do make the mistake of thinking they can add derivatives to petitions for immediate relatives of US citizens.
  7. Was this an RFE or just informational?
  8. It's your money......I see no downside and no upside.
  9. Sometimes, CBP officers are just wrong.
  10. No. Others have seen this, yet had interviews scheduled. Plan on an interview.
  11. I see no reason for a re-entry permit. Your Green Card allows multiple entries. You are obviously not trying to live outside the US. Personally, I would not apply for a re-entry permit.
  12. USCIS needs to receive the I-751 package prior to the expiration date of the 2 year Green Card.
  13. How long is you longest trip? Re-entry permits are for extended periods outside the US....like longer than a year in a single trip. I don't see a re-entry permit being helpful or even fitting your situation.
  14. No kids...here in our 55+ apartment building..I loved it....... ---old codger....
  15. As this thread is more than a year old, it is locked for further comments. Please ask any questions as new topics.
  16. Being employed is not a requirement for citizenship.....only a requirement to list the history....if you have been employed during that time.
  17. If you want to use the Post Office, USPS, it goes to the Dallas address. If you want to use Fedex, UPS, or DHL, it goes to the Lewisville address.
  18. "List where you have worked or attended school full time or part time during the last five years" Page 6 of the N-400 (printout from online application) Part 8. Information About Your Employment and Schools You Attended
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  20. ***Duplicate topics merged. Please do not start this topic again***
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