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Crazy Cat

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  1. If your interview is scheduled while you are in the divorce process, you can change to a waiver then at the interview. However, your problem is that they might approved your I-751 without an interview....thinking you are still in marital union. That could be a real problem when you attempt to naturalize. This is a tricky situation since there is no "separated" waiver. In the eyes of USCIS, it seems you are either married or divorced....no in between.
  2. These Visa Journey Guides might be helpful
  3. @Bchandra, please keep us updated. You have a very interesting case.
  4. I think the immigrant visa would have been a safer choice.
  5. ***Similar topics merged again. @Bchandra, please do not start another thread or hijack other threads regarding this topic****
  6. Yes. ***Moved to Bringing Family Members of Perm Residents to America***
  7. That is irrelevant to whether the petitioner should have filed taxes since all US citizens must report world-wide income and file taxes (if income is over the threshold) regardless of where they reside. Primary sponsors must report taxes, if required, whether or not a Joint sponsor is used. I would answer "no". I would enter N/A, and explain why you were not required to file a tax form for the "N/A" years.
  8. 1. You might be asked a question. Non-issue. 2. No, it is not a refusal.
  9. I would upload and take to interview. I don't see an issue.
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  11. **OP comment and replies split from existing thread***
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  13. Please keep us updated. I would like to know why they denied the EAD.
  14. There is a great K-1 guide here on Visa Journey which might be helpful.
  15. That is misrepresentation....and it could cause big, big problems.
  16. Not an issue. She can enter on an unexpired conditional Green card.
  17. Can you do that now? That wasn't an option when out I-751 was pending. We had to send everything by snailmail and listen to the crickets.
  18. Because it's joint household income for taxes. The I-864a ensures the spouse is fully aware of the obligations of sponsorship. Some consulate officers require it.
  19. The 2 numbers you need are on the visa itself. Maybe your sheet is wrong. You do NOT have to pay before traveling.
  20. You misunderstood what I said. I said maybe the DOS case number was entered incorrectly.
  21. I'm thinking $170. That would bring it an even $500 registration fee. It doesn't make much sense to add $1 to an existing $330 fee.
  22. Since your parents are not listed as dependents on your tax return, I assume they are not financially dependent on you. Therefore, I would not count them in the household size.
  23. I don't think the $1 fee was meant to deter applications.
  24. Unless you claim your parents as dependents on your taxes, I would leave it as "2". ***Moved to Adjustment of Status" forum.
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