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Crazy Cat

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  1. I should have said the I-864 which is associated with her I-485. Thanks. I'll edit...
  2. Make sure you specifically withdraw both the I-130 and the I-864 associated with her I-485 (adjustment of status) by receipt numbers with names and her A number. I hope you fid peace.
  3. That is after the interview....not before the interview. It also is after any require administrative processing and/or background checks done by the consulate. For example: The I-134 is submitted during the interview. At that point, the 30 day clock might start.
  4. I'm glad I was wrong. Refile the I-130 by itself.
  5. Don't duplicate. Report it and ask it to be moved. That will keep all answers together.
  6. Withdraw I-130 and I-485 before a Green Card is issued. Annul the marriage or divorce Protect yourself physically and financially Let her go and seek happiness for yourself. Her destiny is up to her.
  7. For employees, sponsorship qualification is determined by CURRENT annual income....not last year tax return returns. Current annual income is calculated as follows: Employees- Latest pay period gross income multiplied times number of pay periods per 12 months. Calculate that for each job and add together. Self employed people- Determined by documentable income (last tax year Schedule C, Profit/Loss schedule, etc) If you need a joint sponsor, I would opt for a single well-qualified joint sponsor. Good luck.
  8. After withdrawing the I-130 and I-864: Have you ever filed a petition for her? Yes. Do you have legal obligations under an I-864? No
  9. ***Moved to a more appropriate forum for discussion***
  10. ****One comment edited to remove personal info*****
  11. Your choice....your risk (small)...your consequences.
  12. An NOA2 is approval of the I-129f...not approval of the visa. You know the risks of having anything which could be interpreted as a marriage. Personally, I would not do that. 50 people? Just wait until you are officially married in the US.
  13. No. Inform the CO at the interview. Forget those rumors you've heard.
  14. There is no 90 rule for USCIS. Personally, I would not purposely wait until after 90 days. Just be prepared to not work or leave the US for an extended period of months. Your other options are to marry, leave, and start the spousal visa process, or leave and start the K-1 visa process.
  15. If you are going to stay, you need to marry and file for adjustment ASAP....before your I-94 expires. You do NOT want to wait. Once you file a proper I-485, you will be granted authorized stay in the US until the I-485 has been adjudicated.
  16. No. It just means you haven't sent an acceptable I-485 yet.
  17. I have a very good one in Dallas. She has done our taxes since wife arrived in 2017. PM me.
  18. Yes, it's normal. I have seen it take a month or more at times. If you are certain the package was rejected, I would send a new package with payment by valid check. If you overstay, you will not be granted authorized stay until a proper I-485 is received by USCIS.
  19. Who monitors the monitors?
  20. No such thing as sponsorship for a tourist visa. He is on his own.
  21. If he gets a receipt for the I-485, it will mean a denied application and a loss of the fee. The I-485 will NOT be approved...period. His best hope is to get the whole package back after a rejection...but I don't think that will happen. I hope I'm wrong.
  22. Is there a reason she has not already filed an I-485? By now, she would have already likely had approved advance parole.
  23. Good point. I have seen cases where the I-130 wasn't approved/adjudicated until the I-485 was. USCIS may or may not separate the 2 here.
  24. Good catch. I misread the bulletin categories....LOL. Sadly, not much difference in the timeline.
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