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Crazy Cat

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  1. What does "risky" mean? By law, ANY person visiting the US is already assumed to have immigrant intent. "Grey area"......hardly. Visa Journey is full of people who have visited multiple times during the immigration process. Visiting from a VWP country is normally not an issue. The so-called "risk" is the same whether entering as a fiance or as a spouse. The absolute worst case (and very unlikely) scenario is he would get turned around and sent home. There would be no impact on immigration.
  2. From what status are you adjusting?
  3. Who are "they", and why did they advise against visiting? Many, many, many people visit during both the K-1 and CR-1 processes.
  4. That question was answered in your earlier thread: ***Like threads merged**** Topic moved to IR-1/CR-1 Process forum***
  5. Thanks. I forgot about the I-864W. I saw F2a...LOL
  6. That is not enough to show she will return. A return ticket is required for VWP travel.
  7. 1. The petitioner (You) always submits an I-864. 2. First Parent submits an I-864. 3. Second parent can submit an I-864a to combine income with 1st parent.
  8. Yes....It MUST be submitted with the I-130.
  9. Passport stamps, boarding passes, etc....evidence showing you were both in the same location either during or after the marriage ceremony.
  10. That would be my guess as those assets are not liquid and available to the beneficiary of the trust.
  11. ^^^Moved to the MENA regional discussion area***
  12. There is no problem. She can file for citizenship (N-400) based on the 5 year rule. Good luck.
  13. It would mean there is no appeal. ESTA/VWP would be gone forever due to the overstay.
  14. "Also if waiting isn’t a foolish choice, is it possible to apply for the AED still?" What would be the OP's basis for an EAD if not done when filing for adjustment of status? I can't think of any other basis (based on the OP's post) to qualify for an EAD. I believe an application for an EAD before submitting an I-485 would be denied.
  15. After your I-94 has expired, you will be out of status and subject to removal. Marriage does not give you authorized stay in the US. Once you file a proper I-485, you will be granted "authorized stay" until the I-485 has been either approved or denied. Waiting delays the ability to work, the ability to leave the US, and the ability to file for citizenship. It is rare, but bad things can happen.
  16. She has a 10 year Green card which expires in 2025. You are asking if she needs to do anything other than submitting an N-400, correct? If so, the answer is no. She can just apply for citizenship at any time, assuming she meets the other qualifications.. There is no visa.
  17. Do not use the "report" function to comment in threads.......Use the "quote" button if you want to respond to an individual comment. **two reports closed**
  18. ***Moved to the Africa: Sub-Saharan regional forum***
  19. It happens sometimes. It was probably a faulty machine or something at POE. Here is a thread which regards one such case with @zeljuu
  20. It amazes me that anyone who can see even questions the need for Joe to be evaluated......but then, it's obvious that no medical training is needed to know he is severely impaired.
  21. ***One duplicate thread removed. Topic moved to 221g forum***
  22. I have seen opinions which stated that this question is directed at those seeking an employment-based visa.
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