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Crazy Cat

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  1. The site literally says " those with temporary legal status, such as recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) or Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and holders of a valid student or employment visa. For Californians with temporary legal status, their REAL ID DL/ID card will expire on the same date as their U.S. legal presence document, and they can receive a new card with a documented extension of their legal status.
  2. So is a US birth certificate and a US passport.
  3. A Green Card holder is not a temporary visitor. "A temporary visitor is anyone who is not a U.S. citizen, U.S. national, lawful permanent resident, refugee or asylee."
  4. That says people with TPS and DACA.. " their REAL ID DL/ID card will expire on the same date as their U.S. legal presence document," This does not include Green Card holders.
  5. Wife entered US with a spousal visa in 2017. She received her 2 year Green Card a couple weeks later. She was issued a full Texas driver's license-with Real ID gold star with full 6 year (at that time) expiration date. The only difference between her license and a citizen's license was the fact that she could not change her address online.
  6. An N-600 will ensure that USCIS has a record that individual has become a US citizen. A Passport is a DOS document.
  7. AR-11 is the correct form. They track by A number. Sounds like you are fine. Remember that sponsors who have submitted an I-864 must report address changes by mailing an I-865.
  8. We'll see what happens. It just seems odd.
  9. It makes absolutely no sense that you would have been admitted as visitor.
  10. Have you seen this status, or were you told by USCIS representative?
  11. If you were a legal resident, this info would not be available. That even says your last entry was as a visitor.
  12. Legal residents do not have an I-94 history.
  13. Exactly. Sadly, the existence of an I-94 eliminates all doubt, imo. and now the visa has long expired.
  14. Unlikely to be the issue. It is more likely evidence to establish the relationship.
  15. I would just have an updated I-864 with the increased annual income included...along with supporting documentation available for the interview.
  16. These are members who are much more knowledgeable than I in this kind of issue. I have called them into this discussion.
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  18. There are scores of people in this very forum who have done it. Just be aware of the work and travel restrictions associated with adjustment of status. Follow this guide:
  19. To be honest, you face an uphill battle on several fronts. I have never seen a first meeting waiver granted. @TBoneTX is right. Chances are none. You have a difficult path ahead. Good luck.
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