Jump to content

Crazy Cat

Members, Global Mod
  • Posts

    36,463
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    579

Everything posted by Crazy Cat

  1. It is definitely possible since all visitors are already assumed to have the intent to stay.
  2. It would be highly advised to be prepared to show strong ties to her country. Having a spouse inside the US, likely, a difficult obstacle to overcome.
  3. There is no 90 day rule. Read and study this guide, then you will be more prepared to ask questions. Good luck. Be aware of the travel and work restrictions associated with adjustment of status.
  4. How can you commit election fraud after an election? This is political persecution which will be reversed, imho....but the 2024 election interference is already done.
  5. Too early right now. OP's Green Card doesn't expire until 1/31/2025. But, yes, OP needs to be aware of that. It's a biggie.
  6. Shouldn't it be 3 years -90 days from the Resident Since date (for N-400)?
  7. Agree with @OldUser and @Lil bear. Approved I-129fs die after 4 months. It shouldn't have any negative effects on an I-130. Good luck.
  8. Others have already explained that a person cannot enter the US as a visitor with the intent to stay and adjust status. Per your post history, he is currently in Europe, thus, adjustment of status is not available.
  9. ***Locked for Review***
  10. Depending on the timing, you may or may not actually get the card. If you get it, just hold on to it until the oath ceremony.
  11. Not sure if I posted this already in this thread, but after waiting 40 months for our I-751 to be processed, wife filed her N-400. Four months later, both were approved in our combo interview.
  12. Congratulations!!! Just as I predicted....LOL. Looks like card will be sent.....keep an eye on the N-400 status for oath ceremony will be scheduled...
  13. Filing for citizenship is the same for both. According to OP's timeline, a 2 year card should have been issued.
  14. Here is the official fee schedule: G-1055, Fee Schedule (uscis.gov) I-485 is $1440. Note appendix B for the I-765. I-765 is $260 if filing with an I-485. Biometrics fees are now included.
  15. Since the requirements are 3 years of marriage to US citizen AND being a Green Card holder for three years, 90 days prior to the 3 year anniversary of the later date (Green Card approval date) is when the window opens.
  16. 1. F4 cases (I-130s) submitted in 2007 are just now receiving visa numbers. He has several more years to wait. 2. There is no need to update his address at this time. That will be done on his DS-260 in a few years.
  17. You can enter anything you want. It will be up to the consulate officer as to whether to accept it. Personally, I doubt it will be accepted....but your choice.
  18. Of course, she will have to report no income on her own I-134 if it is true. Your US fiance is your primary sponsor, and she must submit her own I-134. That's why most consulates allow a joint sponsor....who must submit a separate I-134. As I stated joint sponsors MUST be US citizens or Green Card holders who live in the United States. If they are not US citizens or Green Card holders living in the US, their income is irrelevant. What is a K-1 Joint Sponsor? (boundless.com)
  19. 1. The US petitioner must provide a separate I-134, as does a joint sponsor. 2. Only US citizens and Green Card holders living inside the US can serve as joint sponsors.
×
×
  • Create New...