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Crazy Cat

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  1. The huge bonds are guaranteed to bring the "you are excluding the poor" accusations. My rationalization is that only those who can support their visits need apply.
  2. I wonder if any of her critics have a dog.......AH had a dog, too.......... That makes as much sense as these SJWs make in their crazy associations.
  3. Do you have your NVC case number?
  4. **I am moving this to the Philippines regional forum for the PI experts to see****
  5. Current annual income is king. Past income tax forms reflect what you reported in the past, not what income you currently earn to support a new immigrant. I hope you include evidence of what you expect to earn over the next 12 months. Good luck.
  6. Nope. If they violate their non-immigrant visas, the US Treasury increases. He wants those tourists who will return home before they overstay.
  7. ***This old thread is now locked for future comments. Please start any questions as new topics***
  8. Agree. ICE could grab OP at any time. and submitting an improper I-485 could put him on their radar.
  9. Interesting and could spread to more countries in the future. https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/national-security/state-department-announces-program-requiring-foreign-visitors-pay-bond-rcna223205 https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/News/visas-news/countries-subject-to-visa-bonds.html " Visa Bond Compliance The full visa bond amount will be returned to the applicant if the applicant complies with all the terms of the nonimmigrant visa status and with the terms of the visa bond, which are set out on the bond form (Department of Homeland Security’s Form I-352 Immigration Bonds) and in the Federal Register. The bond will be canceled and the bond money will be automatically returned in the following circumstances: The visa holder departs from the United States on or before the date to which he or she is authorized to remain in the United States; or The visa holder does not travel to the United States before the expiration of the visa; or The visa holder applies for and is denied admission at the U.S. port of entry."
  10. OK. That is sometimes a very valid reason to file separately. That is always a MAJOR consideration for good tax strategy. I did the same thing myself the year my wife arrived in the US.
  11. https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/g-1055.pdf
  12. Personally, I would find a joint sponsor as well. Make it easy for USCIS. You may appear to be self-employed, too. If so, your income after write-offs is what they will look at. Good luck.
  13. 1. It just means people who apply for Adjustment of Status based on marriage will have an interview. All I-485 applicants have always been subject to possibly having to attend an interview. 2. USCIS has always had the option to conduct in-home visits of applicants. It happens often (especially if they suspect fraud). Notice that it says "pending and new...". It means I-485s. It means more scrutiny for people who have pending I-485s. I don't see this as a big deal.
  14. Are you self employed or are you a W-2 employee? I would send a new I-864 with sufficient supporting documentation of well qualified current income or sufficient assets. If you cannot do that, then I suggest you find a well-qualified joint sponsor. You do not need to resubmit the entire I-485.....You need to submit a new I-864 with supporting evidence or an I-864 package from a well qualified joint sponsor.
  15. Return transcript is the correct one. Can you post a redacted copy of what the RFE says? Did you include evidence of CURRENT annual income? You do what the RFE letter says to do...give them what they want.
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