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  1. Crazy Cat
    I would not do the SB-1 if they have not maintained ties to the US. I would probably get on a plane and plead my case, if required, at the US border. Others might disagree.
  2. Crazy Cat
    ***Moved to working and traveling during US immigration***
  3. Crazy Cat
    You might be thinking about the requirement (which still exists) that an immigrant spouse receives a 10 year Green Card (versus a 2 year one) if married for 2 years or more when entering the US via a spousal visa.
  4. Crazy Cat
    As I understand it (please correct me if I am wrong), the OP can go the K-2 "follow to join" route, but the K-2 DS-160 would have to be submitted within a year of the K-1 visa being issued....After a year, the OP would have to go the consular processing route with an I-130. (Disclaimer: The K-2 would have to meet the other requirements as a K-2)
  5. Crazy Cat
    No. There are no derivatives for immediate relatives of US citizens.
  6. Crazy Cat
    ****As this topic is more than a year old, it is now closed for further comments. ***
  7. Crazy Cat
    I think it would be a waste of time and the fee.
  8. Crazy Cat
    It has been reported.....but I think under the last administration. You risk only the fee, and you could face questioning at the border if USCIS issues a new Green card. It would be easier if you still had the expired card. You qualified for ESTA?????
  9. Crazy Cat
    Surely, the democrat voters are not dumb enough to actually nominate her. If Kamala is the nominee, then the dems have both a message and a messenger problem...LOL.
  10. Crazy Cat
    ***One comment containing AI removed. Please do not post AI answers or use AI as references***
  11. Crazy Cat
    Then, it's over. Start from scratch. If you had the expired 10 year Green Card, you could have boarded a plane and traveled to the border to make your case. It is a long shot, but you could file an I-90 in an attempt to renew and replace your Green Card......a long shot.
  12. Crazy Cat
    OK. I thought maybe you had been back across the border since then.
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    ****One comment removed. Please use only English except in the regional forums****
  14. Crazy Cat
    I think Potomac is your processing center. I don't think the access code notification is an official NOA1.
  15. Crazy Cat
    When were you last in Canada?
  16. Crazy Cat
    Was it a 10 year Green Card? Do you still have it?
  17. Crazy Cat
    ***One spammer has been ejected, and the old thread has been locked for future comments****
  18. Crazy Cat
    Have you tried the timelines area of Visa Journey? Take a look at the following query. You can resort the "filed" column. https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/citlist.php?op6=All&op7=Boston+MA&op1=2&op2=a&op4=1&op5=5%2C10%2C11&cfl=0
  19. Crazy Cat
    That's advance parole....for re-entering the US after travel.
  20. Crazy Cat
    That is used on the I-765.
  21. Crazy Cat
    That isn't what I asked.....which box would you select on the I-131 in Part 1? I've never heard of it being used like you describe.
  22. Crazy Cat
    I don't think it can be used as you describe. Please tell me which category on the form, Part 1 (application type), fits the situation of a person who entered via a K-1. Your receipt for a proper I-485 already grants the applicant authorized stay in the US until the I-485 is adjudicated. Yes, you are out of status after 90 days (via a K-1), but not accruing unlawful presence.
  23. Crazy Cat
    What does this mean? An I-131 is a travel document form. It doesn't extend legal status. I think the husband is the US citizen.
  24. Crazy Cat
    Good point. I agree 100%.
  25. Crazy Cat
    You can't park an I-130 until it gets to NVC. At that point, you can just take no action other than contacting NVC at least once a year to keep the case open. However, that does not solve your issue since it shows strong immigrant intent. Imo, your only possible cure in order to get her a B2 is to withdraw the I-130, and hope a Consulate Officer can be convinced that she, no longer, has immigrant intent. Be aware that all B2 applicants are automatically assumed to have intent to immigrate to the US. They are assumed to have the intent to stay and adjust status inside the US once entering via a B2. Having a US citizen spouse and child are strong ties to the US.
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