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Crazy Cat

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  1. Another vote to hire an attorney for this. You need to be fully prepared.
  2. Simple question which you have yet to answer: By what visa did your husband and son enter the US? Did your husband enter on a tourist visa or a spousal visa?
  3. ***Moved to Adjustment of Status from K-1 forum*** If he is currently unemployed, then his current annual income is $0.
  4. ***Old thread closed for further comments. Please ask questions new topics***
  5. I think you meant IR-1. CR-1 visa holders do have to remove conditions if becoming legal residents prior to 2 years of marriage.
  6. CR-1 is obtained by those who gained a Green card via a spousal Visa (married less than 2 years when becoming a legal resident). CR-6 is obtained by adjusting status (less than 2 years of marriage when becoming a legal resident). There is no difference as far as removing conditions.
  7. Good luck. You won't have I-94 info since you are a legal resident. Wife and I had to resort to calendars, itineraries, etc.
  8. Those things, along with the advice @Sukie gave would probably be sufficient, imo.
  9. Welcome to Visa Journey. Your case is no longer DIY, imo. I would find a good immigration attorney who is experienced in hardship waivers.
  10. Unless she marries someone already receiving Medicare based on work credits, she has to have 5 years as a Green Card holder for Medicare.
  11. ***Moved to Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, and Tourist Visas***
  12. Agree. But, I have not seen a single case denied or delayed due to improper filing status.
  13. If married, you should have filed either as Married Filing Separately or as Head of Household (if qualified). However, this is an IRS matter. It should not be a big deal for immigration. I wouldn't worry about it. From what status did your wife file the I-485? K1 or Work, Student, Tourist Visa? It is very strange that an adjustment of status interview would focus on a tax return. Did you have other evidence?
  14. OK. Thanks. You then filed an I-130 and a new I-485, correct? If so, applicant will be granted authorized stay (you need an NOA1) until the new I-485 is adjudicated.
  15. But you are not adjusting status from a Work, Student, or Tourist visa. Your spouse entered via a K-1. Your case has nothing to do with an IR-1/CR-1 visa.
  16. ***Moved to Adjustment of Status Progress Reports*** ***Similar topics merged***
  17. Nice research!! I agree. I'd get that changed, if possible.
  18. Thanks. Your Ohio ID shows citizenship status?
  19. To my knowledge, Citizenship status is not indicated on a Texas DL. However, OP said about the California ID, " it still says I’m not a citizen in the back of it but they told me it doesn’t make a difference". I would want my state ID to accurately reflect citizenship status.
  20. I would make the DMV issue a new driver's license with your PROPER citizenship status on it. In Texas, you can't make an address change online unless you are a US citizen. I would insist they change your status to US citizen in the California database,
  21. Be advised that we do not allow links to that site here on Visa Journey.
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