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  1. Crazy Cat
    London says " When scheduling the appointment, please note that it takes a minimum of 5 work days for the results of the medical examination to be couriered to the Embassy. If you find that you are unable to attend a medical examination prior to your visa interview, you should reschedule your visa interview for at least 5 working days after your medical appointment. Please schedule the earliest available medical examination." But as @Lil bear said, sometimes they just place your case in administrative processing until the medical results are sent.
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    Check her online account. All notices will be posted there long before you receive the hard copy letter. N-400 interviews are extremely dependent on completion of background checks and Local office scheduling .
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    Yes. You should be able to apply after having your Green card 3 years minus 90 days if married to a US citizen.
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    Personally, I also vote based on the policies behind the candidate and the party...not, necessarily, the person.
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    I was told it took 7+ hours by another neighbor. Genesis (Maybe G60). Looks like the EPA advertised range is about 290 miles. I'm not sure, at what point, he recharged. The owner told me the car was fine for local driving, but not for driving outside Dallas. I'll ask him again about the Houston trip....and about his driving habits...LOL
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    That doesn't apply to immigrant visa holders.
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    I would go to a DIS and tell them you want the stamp. They have given members incorrect info over the phone before for this issue. The visa MUST be stamped/endorsed. Your plastic Green Card might take months arrive. You need the stamp to endorse the visa, and to indicate when you entered the US. "An intending immigrant must present the immigrant visa at a U.S. port-of-entry prior to the expiration of the immigrant visa. An intending immigrant becomes a lawful permanent resident once the immigrant visa and accompanying paperwork is reviewed and endorsed by a CBP Officer. "
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    Requirements for Immigrant and Nonimmigrant Visas | U.S. Customs and Border Protection (cbp.gov) "An intending immigrant must present the immigrant visa at a U.S. port-of-entry prior to the expiration of the immigrant visa. An intending immigrant becomes a lawful permanent resident once the immigrant visa and accompanying paperwork is reviewed and endorsed by a CBP Officer. "
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    Exactly correct. That is why immigrant visas must be stamped. This was a CBP error.
  10. Crazy Cat
    This was a big mistake by CPB. Immigrant visas MUST be stamped in order to act as a temporary Green Card.. You need to go to your nearest CBP Deferred Inspection Site to get a stamp.
  11. Crazy Cat
    This is not correct. LPRs do not have I-94s. The passport should have been stamped.
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    One of my neighbors, here in the east DFW area, has an EV. They recently drove it to Houston. What is normally about a 3-4 hour drive, took close to 8 due to range and re-charge issues. The husband says they have frequent "range anxiety".
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    LPR- Legal Permanent Resident AOS- Adjustment of Status (Not applicable to your case) AOS- Affidavit Of Support ROC- Removal Of Conditions NC- Naturalization Certificate WOM- Writ Of Mandamus VAWA- Violence Against Women Act AWA- Adam Walsh Act
  14. Crazy Cat
    It will if the extension letter has not expired. It appears the extension letter is valid until 10/16/2026.
  15. Crazy Cat
    No longer required...for years.
  16. Crazy Cat
    @pushbrk is an I-864 Guru.
  17. Crazy Cat
    I wouldn't worry about the 2-year card at this point.
  18. Crazy Cat
    I wouldn't worry about it. Do you have a 10 year card?
  19. Crazy Cat
    Take what you have. Explain if asked..... The form states "All Permanent Resident Cards ("green card") that you may have, valid or expired."
  20. Crazy Cat
    Did the CO mention it? It is looking more like a "too married" situation.
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    Same info
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    It, definitely, is a thing. That's why we ALWAYS advise K-1 couples not to have any kind of ceremony which could be seen as a marriage ceremony prior to actually marrying in the US. You might have discovered the source of the issue. What is this "NOC"? No Objection Certificate? Is that part of registering a marriage in India?
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    That is correct. You don't need 2 joint sponsors. The I-864a signifies to USCIS and the joint sponsor's spouse that joint taxes and combined income are being used.
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    2 independent households can live under the same roof. A JOINT sponsor can be any US citizen or Green card holder living in the US. As I said, the JOINT sponsor, as well as the primary sponsor, must submit an I-864. The spouse of the JOINT sponsor submits an I-864a to combine income with the joint sponsor since they are filing taxes jointly.
  25. Crazy Cat
    The joint sponsor MUST FILE AN I-864. The spouse files an I-864a. No, it does not affect the case.
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