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Timona

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  1. 1040s will have to go with all his W2s. IRS transcript is just solo
  2. Skip assets. He needs proof of USC or LPR Why not use IRS transcripts?
  3. Well you have a lawyer. He/she should have already advised you that both you and your mom being called is odd. Additionally, lawyer should tell yout that even though you're USC, your mother cannot adjust as she EWI. I would have withdrawn that application. Not sure why lawyer hasn't still told you this. I'm out. Buenos surte ☘️
  4. Confused about? Is your dad currently married to your mom? How did your dad come into US?
  5. Something is not adding up with OP story. You're 30 now. You naturalized 16 years ago (when you were 14). Your mother has been here since 2000. Question is....why didn't you petition for your mom immediately you turned 21? Why did you wait until you were 29 in 2022 to petition for her? Additionally, your mother and your spouse aren't USC. So, how did you naturalize? Where did you get your N400 from? Since you were 14 when tlj got it, someone must have given it to you. Answering questions directly will help unravel why USCIS wants you to come in and not your mom.
  6. How? You mother isn't a USC. So how'd you obtain your citizenship? Isn't her spouse your biological dad?
  7. And why doesn't your mom's USC spouse file for her?
  8. How old are you and how did you get your citizenship?
  9. You can refuse with evidence in court. And you can continue working. My advsie: I'll would have just let him continue with the divorce. Now you 2 have 2 divorce attorneys, eating all your money. Additionally, you yourself has an immigration lawyer which will bill you for no work. You don't even need an immigration attorney.
  10. @USCISisJoke might help you. See his post earlier today
  11. You cannot use a US BI-B2 to enter Mexico. Mexico has nothing to do with it. And Mexico does recognize expired GC + extension letter.
  12. Didn't you post here 2 weeks ago? And if I remember the case, she's been here 2 years and has 6 months left of her HHR..As I said, easier to let her exit and go satisfy that requirement. Should have done it 2 years ago of which she'd have been done 1.5 years ago. Not sure why you went the long route. Additionally, as @Boilersaid, it's taking takin 44 months for the waiver to be adjudicated. So the question is: 44 months of worrying or just finish the 6 months home? You choose. P.S. I'll just let her go home, visit her at 3 months mark, then at 6 months to come back together...OR just the 3 months and wait for her home. I won't make a mountain out of an anthill
  13. So your wife was in USA in 2017? I'm trying to figure out how Texas law is coming into this
  14. Where are they traveling to? Which country? They can get PP appointment at the embassy. They could have got one here too, at one of the 26 PP processing locations. Unfortunately, time ran out because I don't see them getting one tomorrow nor Wednesday.
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