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Timona

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  1. You shouldn't even be complaining since you intentionally overstayed your B-2 (entry May 2022) because your daughter was going to naturalize and as soon as she did, you had your AOS package enroute. Practice the same patience you had while you overstayed. As others have also stated, your mail will get there.
  2. You're putting the cart before the horse. I'd suggest you withdraw wedding booking until you have the visa in hand. I never understand why people do this. Even if he gets interviewed, he may go into long AP. So, only book wedding venue when you actually have that visa in hand.
  3. https://www.uscis.gov/uscis-lockbox-filing-locations-chart-for-certain-family-based-forms
  4. With ineligiblilty, I believe you have to apply afresh. Had it been medical, embassy was gonna reschedule as soon as they are notified by the examiner that the petitioner is clean. What was he ineligible for?
  5. It's Christmas. Mail is slow and all over the place. Most get rectified by 2nd week of January. Relax.
  6. Choose 1. 1. Tax transcripts 2. Tax returns + W2s 3. Get joint sponsor. You cannot mix and match.
  7. You can certify it online or wherever and send. It's the same. And NO, nobody is gonna ask her for her original NC because once that lands on USCIS/ Consulate, you ain't getting it back. Replacing NC is more than $500. We haven't added the wait times yet and the headache you'll get from USCIS while you wait for it.
  8. Just scan it and send over. You do know that if they want to verify anything, all they'll need to do is just put her A number in the system. And there's no difference between scanned copy and and photocopy. They're both copies.
  9. Whom did you speak with at the field office? Do you mind posting that refund process letter you got? I honestly don't believe this. And I still won't believe it till that $$$ hits your account. You know everything is controlled from USCIS intake centers. If I were you, I'd mail that I-824. I've never seen FO taking applications. You don't want to be hit with "We didn't receive your application" 2 years from now. So, just mail it in. Won't cost you more than $5 USPS and you'll have peace of mind.
  10. You were talking to a Tier 1. There's no refund you're getting. Go read USCIS website itself. And I believe you're supposed to be mailing that I-824. Field offices don't take applications. Again, you got wrong information from Tier 1. The letter you got tells you how to go about it. Follow it, just like you did with the I-485. Well, since you got an appointment today, be sure to give us an update about your field office visit. Maybe there's some new USCIS policies we still aren't aware of.
  11. Nothing to say. Others have already finished. Just FYI, you're not being refunded $1225 for I-485. But you can redirect the I-130 to consular. Atleast you din't loose everything.
  12. How did you file I-485 if the person is not in US? Where is this relative right now?
  13. Carty some salt in your pocket and sprinkle them on your path at the Oath ceremony.
  14. Could have just paid someone down in S.A to get it for you. $5 greasing palms is all you needed. So, I'd suggest you go ahead and do it and reapply AOS. You cannot reopen this case. It's closed.
  15. Does she have a GC? If yes, she can just leave
  16. This is weird. But go ahead and try.
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