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Crazy Cat

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  1. You can delay the process indefinitely at NVC by just waiting to upload documents and/or waiting to pay NVC fees. You must contact NVC at least every 12 months to keep the case alive. No need for an attorney.
  2. There aren't many requirements for an I-129f approval. Relationship evidence will come later at the interview. Why a K-1?
  3. California processes almost all fiance I-129fs.
  4. That is an outright dishonest story, and it's a ridiculous response by the "victims". Someone needs to show them the definition of the word "shunned".
  5. Another vote to apply as soon as you are eligible. Otherwise, you could be waiting for a very long time for the I-751 approval (I say this from experience).
  6. Medical emergency, threat to personal safety, Military deployment, etc. It must be an exceptional circumstance. Short notice Job relocation is the most common.
  7. Go back and read what @Boiler posted above.
  8. ***Moved to the RUB regional forum as OP is asking a regional question***
  9. All petitioners and joint sponsors must submit evidence of domicile.
  10. List current addresses on the DS-160 after I-129f approval.
  11. I would get a qualified joint sponsor.
  12. Agree 100%. Collecting and organizing documentation along the way is much easier than wholesale gathering documents just before filing the I-751.
  13. It's never too early to think about the dark hole of the I-751 (I'm not a fan of it).....that is your next step. Fortunately, it will get easier after that. ...much easier.
  14. ***One comment removed for a TOS violation**** We all are free to post, and we are all free to ignore the comments of others*** -VJ Moderation
  15. Are you the person who is outside the US with a pending I-485 RFE?
  16. The I-485 applicant traveled outside the US with a valid Advance Parole document, then received an RFE for the pending I-485 while outside the US. Is that the basic situation? If so, I would think the AP document is still valid until the I-485 is actually denied. Should be able to re-enter.
  17. ***Moved to "Working and Traveling During US Immigration"*** ***One duplicate thread removed***
  18. Sounds like an attorney question. Doesn't sound like a DIY situation.
  19. ***Comment and replies split out to new thread***
  20. ***Old thread locked. Please ask new questions as a new topic*** -VJ Moderation
  21. We had a combo interview in Dallas. The officer wanted to see evidence and paper trail of bonafide marriage from the time of original I-751 filing to interview. He was especially interested in leases, drivers licenses, and the ADIT stamp wife got. I also presented bank statements, etc.
  22. Unfortunately, that is normal procedure for USCIS. It is a fact that USCIS has practiced last in, first out for some I-751 cases while others sit for years. We filed our I-751 in March 2019. It became "Ready for an interview to be scheduled" in May of 2019. We had no RFEs. Nothing happened until wife filed for citizenship in August of 2022.....40 months after filing the I-751. Both the I-751 and N-400 were approved after a combo interview in December 2022. Sadly, some cases get left behind. A WOM might help in your case.
  23. Why did they fail to get Green Cards before? You said previous spouse filed for husband....case denial or was I-864 pulled?
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