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Lisa Kudrow's experience w/USCIS for hubby's GC interview
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I thought it was hilarious and sad lol
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My Comprehensive DCF (Direct Consular Filing) Experience - Bucharest
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Son US Passport on hold [merged threads]
Coco8 replied to shakurmaria1974's topic in Consular Reports of Birth Abroad (CRBA)
Are they maybe asking you to put a Hague Apostille on this birth certificate? I think you need to write down the exact words you got from the US embassy. The new copy of the birth certificate is not a problem. Everyone submits new copy with a new stamp dated closer to their application date. -
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Change of address when traveling for work 6 months
Coco8 replied to Coco8's topic in General Immigration-Related Discussion
Thank you! This helps. I would still keep my current address where all of my mail goes. And I also have an ID for this state. -
Hi! I might get an offer for a job that's only 6 months and I would have to stay in this other state 4-3 days a week, be home/work remote the rest of the week. It's a top company, otherwise I wouldn't consider so much travel XD I want to make sure that I do not have to change my address with USCIS. I'm not going to rent a long term place there, though I'll have to pay taxes in the other state for the days I'm there, etc. I don't want to change my address because this would be 6 months and I'm able to file for citizenship August of the next year (so it would delay for me if I had to change my address). Thoughts? Thanks PS: I hate the address change the most so I can't wait for USC so I don't have to do that again.
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He has a masters in Accounting from Australia. He doesn't know anything about taxes in the US so it's not like he can set up shop and start doing people's taxes. Also, a business for sale for 200,000 most likely doesn't have a lot of clients and the clients would leave if someone without experience in the US would want to do their taxes.