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  1.    Crazy Cat reacted to a post in a topic: CR1 - i130 filing
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  6. Crazy Cat
    I would say that if you have an eye for detail when filling forms, and if you have a good knowledge of the forms and the process, you can probably do it without much difficulty. Most of us here have done some, if not all, of the process ourselves. The VJ guide for a spousal visa here can help. Here are a couple of facts: 1. Even if an attorney files your paperwork, YOU STILL HAVE TO DO THE LEG WORK. You will have to compile all the info, etc. and provide most of the documents. 2. Attorneys cannot speed up the process at USCIS. 3. Some attorneys make mistakes. In our case, our attorney failed to send required documents to NVC. As a result, it delayed my wife's spousal visa for 3 months. We immediately took charge of our case, and we completed the interview process, our I-751 to remove conditions, and my wife's N-400 citizenship processes......with no issues. Of course, the choice is your choice. You should strive to be an "A" student of the forms and process. I think that the Visa Journey community is a great source for accurate immigration info. Welcome!!
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    No. Since you are not spending more than a year outside the US on any given trip, I see no issue. Since you have no trips of 6 months lor longer, I see no issues..... Just keep track of ALL your entry and return dates.....you will need them for the N-400.
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    I don't think a K-1 receives anything until the case has been sent to the appropriate consulate. NVC simply assigns a case number to the K-1 case, then sends it to the consulate when requested (by the consulate).
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    I agree with CPA. I would just take whatever documents are available at the time of the interview.
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  25. Crazy Cat
    Do you know the priority date of that petition?
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  27. Crazy Cat
    Was he petitioned under another category (other than F4) also? Yes, for F4 India.
  28. Crazy Cat
    It is way too early for a visa number to be available. PDs for 1 November, 2006 are just now current. Sadly, this is one thing which can never be expedited.
  29. Crazy Cat
    Priority Date is 2017? Visa Bulletin May 2026:
  30. Crazy Cat
    I don't read it like that. They are just quoting the regulation which says you must act within a year from date visa number is available. . They say you were previously contacted and you did not respond within a year. What is the I-130 priority date?
  31. Crazy Cat
    When was the I-130 filed (Priority date)?
  32. Crazy Cat
    As long as they have valid travel documents, and CBP allows them entry as visitors, yes.
  33. Crazy Cat
    Is your Son married? Below is the Visa Bulletin for May 2026 showing dates when petition priority dates are becoming current. It's going to be a pretty long wait. Those petition priority dates shown are now current in May.
  34. Crazy Cat
    No. You have to have been together in the same location (meeting) at least once within 2 years before filing the I-129F.
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