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    Visa Journey Terms of Service do not allow solicitation. In fact, some sites have been flagged by the Visa Journey Administrator, Captain Ewok, and are automatically filtered out...thus the "....removed due to spam*****" notice on the link. It is a violation of the terms of service to repost any link to those sites which have been designated as spam sites. The Personal Message feature is useful.
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    Please clarify. Since visa interviews are never conducted in the US, what interview are you talking about? It appears, from your post history, that she entered the US via an IR-5 visa. Is that correct? If so, there are no derivatives or "follow to join" provisions for immediate relatives of US citizen. Someone will have to file an I-130 for husband to start the visa process as you did with mother.
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    Huh? You have a link for that? This is the first I have heard.
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    This guy could end up spending a LOT of time in the US before being deported.......a LOT of time in US prison.
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    Yep. When wife submitted her N-400, our I-751 had been pending 40 months. Four months later, both the I-751 and N-400 were approved during our combo interview. About 6 weeks after that (which included Christmas holidays), she took the oath.
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    For a while, Nebraska was THE service center which would quickly close an I-129F, and immediately approve an I-130. That was a few years ago. Some of us thought it was rogue adjudicator. Personally, I haven't seen another trend. Thanks for the info about TSC.
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    They could have access to a lot of stuff they ask us for. For example, they could get tax records, credit report, bank records......and eliminate the I-864.....LOL.
  10. Crazy Cat
    Same here. I had been downloading these things once a year for 5 years. I was going to use them!!! LOL
  11. Crazy Cat
    Evidence of good moral character. Officer could ask for them.
  12. Crazy Cat
    This is what we uploaded for wife's N-400 under 5 year rule. It was a piece of cake. 5 years Tax transcripts- ( I think under unsolicited evidence) Proof of my 1st marriage Termination Proof of Wife's 1st Marriage Termination Wife's Green Card Our Marriage Certificate
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    I'd like to have the contract for orange barrels, barriers, and cones up here in north Texas.
  14. Crazy Cat
    Good point. That has actually happened.
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    As this thread is 18 years old, it is now locked for further comment. Please ask any relevant questions as new topics***
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    I would do that rather than letting the visa expire. Yes, you can "activate" the visa, then leave. You are correct that the sponsor/petitioner must enter either before or with the immigrant. Note: I would make the permanent move as soon as practical.
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    That make the Iowa education people look even worse!!!!!!!!! They didn't really vet him at all.
  19. Crazy Cat
    1. Anyone following this thread will see all new comments and questions. 2. Anyone who clicks the "Unread Content" can see the latest comment in this thread. Keeping your I-130a questions and answers here, in this thread, will provide context and history. That will result in higher quality answers to your questions. We are all here to help.
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    ***Similar topics merged. @Sunny3, please keep your I-130a discussion in this thread***
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    It would be rescheduled at USCIS's convenience by USCIS.
  22. Crazy Cat
    Has he had any other DUIs?
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    My wife never changed her name, and it has made things a lot smoother. Had she changed her last name, she would have had to jump through a lot of hoops regarding her finances, passport, her retirement pension, and a whole host of things in her home country. Keeping her maiden name has created zero issues there or here. As Shakespeare said (my paraphrase) "A Rose, if called some other name, is still just as sweet".
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    Another vote for filing the I-751. Once Husband gets the extension letter, you can board a flight back with him. Note the cautions already posted above concerning signing I-407s, etc. I am sorry.
  25. Crazy Cat
    You both have to sign the I-751. They will reject the I-751 if you do not sign it. You sign in Part 7, item 6.a. Husband (US citizen) will sign Part 8, item 6.a. "If your petition is not signed, or if the signature is not valid, we will reject your petition." Luckily, the instructions say this: "Validity of Signatures. USCIS will consider a photocopied, faxed, or scanned copy of an original handwritten signature as valid for filing purposes. The photocopy, fax, or scan must be of the original document containing the handwritten ink signature"
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