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Everything posted by K1visaHopeful
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Your best bet is to take the online list and call them. There aren't many. You'll likely get a response faster than polling the drop in the ocean of filers that actually follow VJ. You may have to weigh the cost of traveling out of state as CSs can charge what they like hence the reason for completing the medical overseas at your panel physician before K1 embassy interview.
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10 year green card
K1visaHopeful replied to S&Y's topic in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion
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Medical in New Jersey🖤
K1visaHopeful replied to n64kirby's topic in Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, & Tourist Visas
Why are you doing a medical exam for what sounds like the first time as a K1 is the US? K1s do their medical exam abroad with a panel physician. -
At the very moment of typing this answer, that is correct. They change often. Do your due diligence and check the I485 direct filing addresses link on the forms website on the day you mail it. Also helpful is joining your month's VJ AOS filing thread where you can get help from your filing peers about the basics. Why? That info will be current. Whereas two years from now, if a newbie finds this thread the answer may be false.
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I765 and I131 can be processed together. That's the ideal situation as then you'd get a combo card. In order for them to do that, you'd need to refrain from placing an ONLINE outside of normal processing times enquiry until the LONGER process was actually outside of normal processing times. The longer process is I131 right now. Even if you filed BOTH on Dec 31, 2021, (you didnt mention your Noa1 date and I truly dont check timelines anymore cuz y'all don't care when we ask you to full them out) would not be outside of normal processing times for I131 and ineligible to place an enquiry until the end of this January. You can input your actual NOA1 received date on the website for I131 and check it out yourself.
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Exactly. Move on. Divorce quickly and quietly. We have given the OP advice on exactly that but they are stuck on revenge. @AsientoDelNegro you are not painting a very good picture of yourself by wanting to continue to abuse. THINK about what I just said. No matter what your immigrant did to you, your actions now are that of abuse. I am not saying that to be mean or make you want to fight back. I am saying it matter of factly. WHY do you want to continue? End it and walk.
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Go for it but... Perhaps she is here and reading all of this too. Like I said, she has a lot more ammo than you perceive. About 8 years of it if she wishes to sue based on the I864. She could quit her job and you'd be required to pay $1400ish/month in support. This isn't the first time someone has wanted to punish their immigrant in the forums. Final but sadly repetitive thought: Tread lightly. Like a mouse.
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A 2 year green card holder is a resident. She cannot be found guilty of anything after the fact as she is already a resident. The questions were already asked on the I485. Let it go. Get a quiet divorce. She has a lot more on you than you perceive. She can sue you for spousal support based on the I864 AT MINIMUM.
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You're still welcome. I strongly suggest you do some research on DV in case it bites you in the hiney. DV does NOT equivocate to physical violence. You are very misunderstood. DV is many things including a lot of which you have mentioned. If you are in an at fault state she could make your life complicated if she filed a contested divorce based on DV.
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Too late. There are none. You can't back track now after she has residency. Those violations would have been discussed at her first GC and 90% likely forgiven. Whether or not her name is on the lease, kicking someone out of their residence is illegal. If she has EVER received a piece of mail there, she is a resident. Also illegal. Again....assault. Take that up with your divorce lawyer. I think you should divorce and move on. It's her immigration journey now. Reporting her for anything may result in your own legal troubles for doing the things you have listed which are forms of domestic violence. Tread carefully.