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Crazy Cat

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  1. Looks like I am blocked again......I cannot ping the site without a VPN. Started during a connected session. Using Windows laptop and Chrome browser.
  2. No. Her parents will be IR-5 category visa holders (immediate relatives of US citizens). There are no derivatives for immediate relatives. Best to have one of the parents petition for the children after re-locating to the US. Even then, the children will be F2a or F2b category. Another option is to have only one parent re-locate the US (that parent then can petition the remaining family members as F2a). Another option is for parents to re-locate to the US, obtain re-entry permits before returning to Pakistan during the process of petitioning the children. Other members might have other option ideas.
  3. Who are the real occupiers? Who are the real resistance to the occupation? I contend that the media and the left, as usual, have skewed the truth 180 degrees. Think about it.
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  5. Who told you this? The consulate?
  6. That has been the norm for some time. The queue has been long for quite a while.
  7. As I said in response to your other comment, why wait? Many times, an N-400 will push the I-751. Our I-751 had been pending for 40....yes 40...months with NO RFEs. My wife filed her N-400, and 4 months later both the I-751 and N-400 were approved during our combo interview. I would file the N-400 immediately if she is qualified.
  8. Yes. ANY overstay will automatically revoke the B2.
  9. Why? Many times, an N-400 pushes the I-751 along. My wife and my I-751 had been pending for 40 months (no RFEs). She filed an N-400 and 4 months later, both her N-400 and our I-751 were approved during a combo interview. I would file the N-400 if qualified to do so.
  10. Unless he overstayed at least 6 months, there is no ban for overstay. But, his tourist visa has been voided.
  11. That is not always a good idea. Sometimes people assume they will get approval, and end up overstaying by 6 months....which results in a 3 year ban.
  12. She can file an I-130 to start the process. Will take a couple years to get an IR-5 visa....maybe longer.
  13. He needs to re-apply for a new B2.....which is doubtful with an overstay on his record.
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