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Crazy Cat

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  1. Google "expedite USCIS" to get all the info.
  2. Is fiance aware of the drawbacks of a K-1 vs spousal visa?
  3. Proof of meeting within the last 2 years? The I-134 is not needed until the interview.
  4. Except for Mexico and Philippines, F3 Petitions submitted in December 2008 are just now becoming eligible for visas in May 2023.
  5. Unfortunately, I am serious. A LOT of inaccurate information is given by their Tier 1 folks.
  6. Who gave you that estimate? If it was a Tier 1, I wouldn't put any credibility in what was said. That's why it's called the USCIS misinformation line.
  7. I know who Mike is. Mike is always right. No one is claiming otherwise. I have learned a great deal from him.
  8. The CO is wrong. There was absolutely no reason to delay issuance of the visa. 2 year vs 10 year Green Card is determined by USCIS records after entry....not by CBP at the border. Keep in mind that your visa will expire 6 months after your medical exam...or sooner.
  9. She should report the work. If she claimed to be a US citizen, hire an attorney.
  10. The original question was which transcript to send. The correct answer is the RETURN transcript.
  11. The above is true. The spousal visa process is completed by an interview and issuance of the visa in your home country. You can start the spousal visa process from anywhere in the world. Your husband starts the process after marriage. You can enter the US via the F-1 for the purpose it was issued- To attend school. You don't need a visa to exit the US. You can enter and exit the US during the spousal visa process if you have a valid visa, and at the discretion of CPB. You must enter for the purpose the visa was issued.
  12. Here are a couple of legal plans: 1. Enter the US via the F-1 and attend school. 2. Immediately marry after entering the US. 3. Immediately Start the CR-1 visa process. 4. Leave the US at the end of school and wait out the rest of the visa process if not completed. or 1. Enter the US via the F-1 and attend school. 2. Start the K-1 process. 3. Leave the US at the end of school and wait out the rest of the visa process if not completed. As we have said, you cannot legally enter the US via the F-1 with the intent to stay and adjust status.
  13. Yes. You have status as a legal resident. I would not risk sending the new GC over to you.
  14. No reason to worry with that evidence. Get that I-130 submitted asap!
  15. Your intent is evaluated every time you attempt to enter the US. If CBP thinks you intend to stay and adjust status, they will deny entry and sometimes issue a ban.
  16. ****Moved to the UK reginal forum for country specific question****
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