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  1. Crazy Cat
    Agree with @milimelo . I think it will open a lot of unwanted scrutiny.
  2. Crazy Cat
    It will be at the discretion of the consulate. I think there is a good chance of success.....but time is of the essence!!! Contact them as soon as possible. Good luck. Let us know how it goes.
  3. Crazy Cat
    As I said, this seems to be a circumstance in which the consulate is authorized to accept an I-130. Chapter 3 - Filing | USCIS
  4. Crazy Cat
    Then, you have a problem. IMMEDIATELY (LIKE TODAY), contact the consulate and request they directly accept I-130s for the children. If that fails, you must immediately submit I-130s for the children to USCIS and ask for an expedite.
  5. Crazy Cat
    If not, I would fly there and try to directly submit new I-130s for the children. I believe this one of the exceptional circumstances.
  6. Crazy Cat
    URGENT!!!!!! They are not F2a category. They are now IRs. 1. When did you become a US citizen? You should have immediately notified immigration at that time. 2. Did you file an I-130 for each person? Any F2a I-130s you filed will now be considered an IR category. However, each family member now needs a separate I-130, as there are no derivatives for immediate relatives of US citizens.
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    *****Old thread locked for further comments. Please start a new topic for any questions***
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    **Moved to the Philippines regional forum***
  9. Crazy Cat
    Omitting a family member could mean it wasn't properly completed.
  10. Crazy Cat
    Sometimes, they give specifics...sometimes not.
  11. Crazy Cat
    Yes, absolutely. There cannot be a family size of "1" for an I-864. However, did you submit all pages and sign the form correctly?
  12. Crazy Cat
    Even if the I-130 is approved, you will be waiting a couple decades for your priority date to become current since the numbers are capped, and there is a long queue ahead of you. In order to adjust status, you would also have to remain in legal status.
  13. Crazy Cat
    Her visa probably says "IV Docs in CCD". That means her documents were transferred electronically...no envelope. If you follow the link I gave you, it will tell you how to pay.
  14. Crazy Cat
    Since she has her passport with valid immigrant visa, she can travel at any time prior to the expiration date on the visa.
  15. Crazy Cat
    There have been programs to help those who couldn't afford lunches for a long time. I think shifting the burden for all lunches is just transferring wealth.......a prime policy of one party.
  16. Crazy Cat
    There is no "priority date" associated with an N-400....only a "Received Date".
  17. Crazy Cat
    There is no requirement (or method) to do so. Tax law requirements are equal for citizens and Green Card holders. ***Moved to Tax and Finances during US Immigration***
  18. Crazy Cat
    The "A" number is the registration number. You will need that as well as the DOS number. Pay here: USCIS - Immigrant Fee - USCIS Immigrant Fee
  19. Crazy Cat
    Visiting is fine (at the discretion of CBP). Beneficiary should be prepared to show that he/she will return to home country after the visit.
  20. Crazy Cat
    OK. Thanks. I think you're correct. I would re-submit exactly what they want ASAP. Good luck.
  21. Crazy Cat
    Please post the entire notice (redacted). It sounds like one of you is not eligible for a K-1, or you didn't submit a proper I-129f.
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    ***Old thread locked. Please start a new topic***
  23. Crazy Cat
    You might be interested in the following article. Personally, I think an I-130 approval is unlikely as USCIS will want to see documentation that marriages earlier than the latest one have been terminated. Will You Be Denied U.S. Citizenship Based on Polygamy, Bigamy, or Multiple Marriages? | Nolo ***Moved to Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, and Tourist Visas****
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    ****Moved to the India regional forum***
  25. Crazy Cat
    You will present your passport (with visa) to the CBP Officer. The officer will stamp the visa with an endorsement. The Officer might ask you a routine question or two. I know of no forms to fill out. There is no interview. My wife was asked how much cash she was holding......that was it. As soon as the officer stamps the visa, you will be a legal resident, a "Green Card Holder". There is nothing to worry about regarding entering the US with a CR-1.
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