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  1. Crazy Cat
    Since Consulate Officers are the sole approval authority for visas, they have access to everything. Inadmissibility is assessed during the interview.
  2. Crazy Cat
    They both can apply under the 5 year rule in mid 2026.
  3. Crazy Cat
    You must have been a US citizen for 3 years before your spouse can apply under the 3 year rule (spouse of a US citizen). Chapter 3 - Spouses of U.S. Citizens Residing in the United States | USCIS
  4. Crazy Cat
    OK. Great. You don't have to have 3 pay stubs. You need to show sufficient current annual income which will be earned or continuing after relocation to the US. Current annual income is calculated as: Gross income from most recent pay period multiplied times the number of pay periods per year (12 months). Example: $2000 gross income every 2 weeks equals $52,000 (26 pay periods) current annual income. Your evidence of US domicile looks good, imo.
  5. Crazy Cat
    Have you reported/paid US taxes for the last 3 most recent tax years?
  6. Crazy Cat
    ***Moved to Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, and Tourist Visas***
  7. Crazy Cat
    Just to clarify: How did you and wife enter the US 24 years ago? Were you inspected (b2 visa, etc)?
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  9. Crazy Cat
    Looks like you have outdated information. For example, the G-325A hasn't been used in 8 years. Is this a visa case or an adjustment of status case? Where is the beneficiary right now? What visa catefory?
  10. Crazy Cat
    It is not an inadmissibility to becoming a legal resident in the US. Did those people point to any actual cases? The US does not issue bans for overstaying foreign visas.
  11. Crazy Cat
    Then, you have time to schedule a some visits before the interview.
  12. Crazy Cat
    I fail to see how that overstay in Canada would affect a spousal visa for the US.....during an interview in VN. Overstaying a foreign visa is not an inadmissibility...nor would it require a waiver. I think this is a non-issue if she can obtain a police certificate in Canada.
  13. Crazy Cat
    That is a long time for spouses to never see each other. I suggest she find a some time to visit her spouse.
  14. Crazy Cat
    But not in the last 2+ years....right?
  15. Crazy Cat
    Absolutely. I have seen denial letters based on no visitation for years. When is your interview?
  16. Crazy Cat
    A member of Congress cannot speed up or stop administrative processing.
  17. Crazy Cat
    Administrative Processing cannot be waivered or expedited. Only thing he can do is to wait it out.
  18. Crazy Cat
    ***Duplicate thread removed*****
  19. Crazy Cat
    Yes. Once they receive the receipt for the I-485, they will be granted "authorized stay" until the I-485 is processed. Overstays are forgiven for immediate relatives of US citizens. However, the time between I-94 expiration and the time they receive the receipt for the I-485, they are technically deportable. The risk is low.
  20. Crazy Cat
    ***Non-English translation removed. Please restrict non-English comments to regional forums***
  21. Crazy Cat
    If they leave the US prior to receiving a valid advance parole document, they will abandon the I-485. I would not leave.
  22. Crazy Cat
    Our I-751 took 44 months.....No RFEs.....rock solid case. Good luck on the rest of your journey. The N-400 is a piece of cake.
  23. Crazy Cat
    You can travel with the extension letter and expired Green card. I have never seen anyone denied entry when they had both. You still possess valid evidence of LPR status.
  24. Crazy Cat
    Yes. You can travel with the expired Green Card along with the extension letter until your Green Card arrives. Note: Did you file your I-751 in September 2024? Congratulations!! Some of us waited more than 3 years.
  25. Crazy Cat
    I believe you should have an I-94 record until you become a Green Card holder.
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