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Crazy Cat

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  1. **Moved to the Philippines regional forum***
  2. **Hijack comment and reply split to new topic***
  3. ***Topic split from another member's thread***
  4. ***This old thread is now closed. Please ask any questions as new topics***
  5. ***Topic has been moved to the Philippines regional forum****
  6. Appointment. If you can get a walkin appointment, go for it.
  7. "Consular officers shall reduce the validity for any other nonimmigrant visa issued to nationals of Venezuela to the extent permitted by law."
  8. We took a copy of her Naturalization Certificate and US passport to DPS. They entered both into the system. Since then I have been able to update her address online.....something I was not able to do before updating her citizenship status.
  9. You need to make it clear before the interview starts that you are changing to a waiver. By policy, USCIS will deny if one party doesn't show for a joint interview.
  10. When I first moved to Texas, I didn't realize I would need to show I was legally in the US since I was merely moving from Arkansas to Texas....but I had to make a second visit to DPS with my passport.... Cue a remark from Tbone about Arkansas. When my Mother moved to Texas, we had to make a second trip to DPS for her state ID to provide a marriage license showing her name change from birth certificate to Arkansas DL. At least, I can say they were thorough at the Garland location.
  11. Let's hope CFO doesn't see your posts here. Your efforts getting the US government involved will be wasted energy. People have been complaining about CFO for quite some time. And there are many, many, many, many couples here who completed CFO. That denial rate sounds too high. Good luck. I hope you get them to the US soon.
  12. Here, in my area, it usually takes me 2 trips because the DPS instructions are not really clear. Luckily, Texas has an agreement with Taiwan, so my wife simply had to exchange her Taiwanese DL for an unrestricted, 6 year, Texas DL. No tests at all. On our last (I hope) trip to DPS, our goal was three-fold. We wanted to renew wife's DL, change her address, and update her citizenship status. We, somehow, managed to accomplish all 3 tasks during the same appointment....LOL. Be aware that only US citizens can change a Texas DL address online. Green Card holders must go to a DPS office (with documents proving legal status) to do so.
  13. Your frustration is understandable. Seems to me the best course of action is to give them what they want. I see no other alternative. Are you planning to that? Good luck.
  14. As OP's question has been adequately answered, this thread is now locked for further comments. Please feel free to ask other questions regarding your immigration journey. Good luck.
  15. Welcome to the forums. As stated above, a person cannot enter the US as a visitor with the intent to stay and adjust status. The terms of service strictly prohibit instructing or condoning any illegal immigration activities in any way.
  16. ****Similar topics merged***
  17. You should now be fine with a valid EAD.
  18. *****Similar/Related topics merged**** Please keep questions under this thread*** ***Topic moved to Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, and Tourist Visas***
  19. ***This thread has been moved to the UK regional forum for a consulate specific question***
  20. The standard VJ advice is: Never book a flight until after the visa is in hand and has been checked for errors.
  21. I wonder if consulates will even process K-1s in affected countries since issued visas would be valid for only 6 months or less. I see this statement in the EO for each country listed. "Consular officers shall reduce the validity for any other nonimmigrant visa issued to nationals of _______ to the extent permitted by law."
  22. I will add that to my list. I just read the EO, and I don't see any exemptions for K-1s, either.
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