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Crazy Cat

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  1. Yes. There is your mistake. She is not going to apply for adjustment of status as indicated in 61a & 61b. Those should have been marked "N/A". They were correct in requiring an I-824 to move the case to NVC & Morocco.
  2. I see no need to rent it under a US LLC. Personally, I would at least consider selling it before becoming a legal resident in the US. Otherwise, you're going to have complicated US taxes.
  3. No, she doesn't have to sign. I would include a copy of the approval letter.
  4. That is not a mistake. That is correct. She will be applying for a visa in Morocco. The consulate issues visas.
  5. I don't think you understand the process. She can do only ONE of the following: 1. Apply for adjustment of status via an I-485 IF SHE IS CURRENTLY inside the US, or 2. Apply for a visa outside the US via a DS-260 which is submitted to the consulate in Morocco via NVC. Your I-130 indicated she will do both. That has confused USCIS, so your case is stuck there until she does either # 1 or until you submit the I-824 to move the case to NVC & Morocco. If she is not in the US right now, she cannot do #1. Then, you MUST submit an I-824 to USCIS.
  6. She will apply for a visa from Morocco when the case is at NVC...Then, she will attend an interview at the consulate in Morocco. But, as the instructions say, you must file an I-824 to get the case to NVC.
  7. No. It appears the I-130 was improperly filled out. You must submit an I-824 to USCIS to move the case to NVC: "If the beneficiary decides to apply for an immigrant visa outside the United States based on this petition, you should file Form I-824, Application for Action on an Approved Application or Petition, to request that we send the petition to the U.S. Department of State National Visa Center (NVC)."
  8. Visas are valid for no more than 6 months after the medical exam. Can you travel before her? Yes. Your case and your daughter's case are completely separate.
  9. Only Congress can disqualify Trump from the ballot through the 14th Amendment. Do some research. The Michigan SC got it right.
  10. Michigan SC just now rejected the "Insurrection ban". The Colorado justices are certainly going to look foolish.
  11. ***Moved to the Canada regional forum as this will attract the Canada experts****
  12. The civil surgeon and the consulate are the authorities who would have the info you need. They made him wait a year because they want him to be clean for a year. Currently, he is inadmissible. Now, he needs to PROVE he is clean for a whole year. That is why the consulate will likely require periodic (maybe even random) drug tests over the next year.
  13. Looks like Pakistan.
  14. Oh...Sorry. I got in a hurry. Missed that... Thanks.....
  15. Would you suggest trying to get an ADIT stamp??
  16. ***Attachment containing personal information removed*** -VJ Moderation
  17. If child is under 18, US spouse can petition both spouse and Step Daughter as IR/CR-1 and IR/CR-2. It can be managed at NVC for both to receive visas about the same time.
  18. Agree 100%. US spouse can petition both spouse and Step Daughter as IR/CR-1 and IR/CR-2. It can be managed at NVC for both to receive visas about the same time.
  19. *****Topics for same case merged***
  20. A petitioner must submit either tax documents for the most recent tax year or a valid explanation as to why he/she was not required to file taxes. No way around that requirement....even a joint sponsor will not overcome it. Perhaps the petitioner's income was below the threshold for filing. That can be explained easily enough.
  21. That is a question for the consulate...not for us...
  22. You don't need both. A US passport is proof of citizenship.
  23. You need to read the K-1 guide here on VJ. It will answer a lot of questions.
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