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Crazy Cat

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  1. I have seen opinions which stated that this question is directed at those seeking an employment-based visa.
  2. Congratulations on passing the NCLEX. That is quite an accomplishment which some of us can relate to. If you were not planning to work in the US as a Nurse, I think your answer was correct. You can explain this to the Officer at the interview if you feel a need.....just my opinion.
  3. BY law, he should have reported the new address within 10 days of moving (AR-11). The petitioner should report new address within 30 days (I-865). I would do it now.
  4. Normally, the consulate will automatically extend an approved I-129f in 4 month increments up to a year. What they said is not really accurate. I would email the consulate directly and inform them that you are requesting to extend the validity of the approved case. The other option is just to assume the consulate will extend it...because they almost always do. I don't think you have to worry. USCIS is not involved.
  5. I think here, on VJ, the inaccurate information almost always QUICKLY gets corrected by knowledgeable members.
  6. I didn't bother. He never admitted to the error. He messed up the case at the NVC level and caused an RFE. By that time, I had already been on Visa Journey long enough to educate myself enough to handle the consulate phase. Wife and I did the I-751 and N-400 parts ourselves with no more RFEs at all.
  7. I guess I am a hybrid. I started out as a #2...then the attorney failed to send some documents, causing us a 3 month delay......so I then fired him, and I decided to become a #1...No hiccups after that..LOL.
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  9. In my mind, this is more than a typo. It is an incorrect entry into their system. The expiration being correct in their system is critical. I lean toward another I-90.
  10. Corrected to "IR1"......Otherwise, looks good to me. The date is the most important thing.
  11. Oh no......I see no option other than submitting another I-90.......this is beyond belief...
  12. Immediately contact the consulate and explain the circumstances. They have the discretion to re-issue the visa after a new medical. Good luck.
  13. ***Topic locked for further comments. OP has been given good advice. OP should remember that a person cannot enter the US via a B2 visa with the intent to stay and adjust status. Any further discussion of that borders on violation of the Terms of Service. That topic is not to be restarted. OP's friend is free to join Visa Journey and discuss any other subject*** - VJ Moderation
  14. There is no invoice number for a K-1 case. Are you trying to log in CEAC for immigrant cases or non-immigrant cases?
  15. We did it for one of my wife's international trips when she had an extension letter.
  16. The extension letter overrides the date on the card.
  17. The extension letter extended the expiration date which was printed on the card. That is the new expiration date.
  18. I would make a digital copy of the GC. I would make a paper copy of the Green Card for her to carry.
  19. The ability to financially qualify for sponsorship will be based on his proof of non-taxable income which he will have to provide as supporting documentation....not what is entered in boxes 24 a-c on the I-864. Like I said, a formal letter is fine as an explanation of taxes not filed also.
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