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Crazy Cat

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  1. My Opinion as a non-attorney 1. I would absolutely volunteer this info. Failure to do so could result in misrepresentation later....talk to your immigration attorney. 2. Yes, she can. However, I would consult with an immigration attorney before deciding to doing so or not.
  2. ***One comment and replies have been split out to a new topic****
  3. ***Topic and replies split from an existing N-400 thread***
  4. ! agree with @Verrou. This requires a good immigration attorney. In addition, imo, failure to disclose this at the interview (assuming she doesn't withdraw the N-400) could result in bigger problems later. Good luck.
  5. ***Attachment containing personal identifying information has been removed*** Mod hat off: I see no need for the G-28. It won't help an RFE response. I see no benefit for obtaining an attorney as the consulate wants only evidence of your continued relationship. In addition, the letter mentioned a DS-260. That is not applicable to your case. Personally, I see no need to have a joint US bank account until after marriage. That is when mingled finances will be important. Just my opinion. Good luck on your journey.
  6. ****Threads merged again. Please keep related questions under this thread***** You have already been given those directions by a Moderator***
  7. You are missing the most important evidence.....Your marriage certificate. What is the foreign spouse's home country and country of current residence?
  8. ***One comment containing an unverified external spreadsheet link edited to remove link***
  9. I think was good for them to ask......and I think you are also correct that citizenship cannot be passed directly.
  10. Sounds like they are trying to determine the status of the child, and/or whether the US citizen would pass citizenship to the child immediately upon entry into the US. Those questions would be relevant to that .
  11. Yes, I think you are correct. I asked the question because something is missing in the situation, imo, if they are actually paying income taxes regularly....since a visitor visa does not allow a person to work, obtain a SS number, or file taxes. Maybe they are asylees.
  12. They have work authorization? Social Security numbers? On what basis have they remained in the US for 25 years?
  13. 1. Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) section 203(g) provides that the Secretary of State shall terminate the registration (petition) of any alien who fails to apply for an immigrant visa within one year of notice of visa availability. 2. If they file joint taxes, I would include a spouse I-864a. 3. I would find a well-qualified W-2 joint sponsor. 4. See #2 above. Perhaps other members have a different opinion.
  14. I just saw this. Not sure if it is widely known: According to the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) the United Kingdom is now poorer per capita than all 50 American states, having recently been overtaken by Mississippi.
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