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  1. milimelo
    Yes, she did - the State dept. Department of State = State Department. Again, NOTHING Is sent to DOS.
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    Civil surgeon's office is doing this wrong - NOTHING is sent to Department of State for stamping - they need to complete whatever form - vaccines?, sing, stamp that, put it in an envelope, seal it, and give it to the applicant. Applicant includes this when going to the interview (or mailing it in with their I-485). To be on the safe side, I'd even ask to see the form before it's put in the envelope and get a copy for myself, but that's just me.
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    No, the way they're planning to do it isn't right - nothing gets sent back to Department of State for processing, you're dealing with USCIS only now. Like someone said, if you're in the one year period of completing overseas medical and your form with vaccines is marked as complete, you don't need to do I-693.
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    I wouldn't go for a K-1 visa - marry (Utah) and file for DCF.
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    Not possible.
  6. milimelo
    K-1 is processed by immigrant visa section. I recommend waiting to see what the consular section sends back to you.
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    If your country is one of 75 with the ban, you'll have to wait out the ban before they issue the visa.
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    With all that time and child in the mix, why not get married and file for spousal visa? Superior to fiancée visa and she's LPR upon immigrant visa activation and can work straight away and her time to naturalization starts as soon as she enters the US.
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    Did you try expediting or going through your congressman/senator's immigration aide?
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    Two additional topics on the same issue have been removed. OP, stop spamming with questions and contain any additional information or questions to just this topic. ~VJ Moderation~
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    ESTA is no longer an option due to overstay. B2 perhaps but not in near future. I'm surprised you even attempted AOS under current conditions especially given that adjustment on ESTA is problematic (though it was not in the prior years). I'd have plan B if AOS is not successful.
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    Immigrant visa will match what's in her passport - so if you're not at the collecting stage yet of police certificate, court certificates, I'd make sure it matches passport.
  13. milimelo
    If you arrived on an immigrant visa then you wouldn't have that and no need to bring it.
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    We've always asked for large booklets (52 pages). One time they did regular (26 pages) for my child even though I marked 52 so they ended up adding pages to the passport - was weird to see it but that was back in the day when you could add pages to the passport - no longer possible.
  15. milimelo
    This article is missing that AAP is still highly encouraging "gender affirming care" and not backing down. Those folks will never own up to just how much pain and suffering they've caused - hopefully someone goes after them as well.
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    Yes unless you have a letter from IRS that you're working on the debt repayment.
  17. milimelo
    That's a bit confusing - how did you apply in 2024 for someone not even born until 2025? Is this a typo?
  18. milimelo
    Currently at 16 years and waiting for my sister - she's in Europe. Petition and forget about it.
  19. milimelo
    Why aren't you contacting Frankfurt consulate to ask about this or going through military liaison at your base? https://de.usembassy.gov/contact/#frankfurt There's also militaryinfo@uscis.dhs.gov on https://www.uscis.gov/archive/germany-uscis-frankfurt-field-office Last effort - your congressional representative - should've been in touch with them when you received a notice.
  20. milimelo
    Wow - the lawyer was very direct. But seems on point - second marriage happened while still married to the first wife (divorce didn't happen until 2020s?). Ex-wife staying in his place when she comes to visit (adult) children. I wouldn't be surprised if they connect the dots and pull his green card, second wife's asylum claim and deport them to Syria.
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    Well this is a DIY forum. If you need legal counsel, google immigration lawyers. You came on e-2 - ask the lawyer who helped you with it?
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    You have to be in a valid status to get it done - pending AOS is not a status - it's a limbo. EAD card or green card is what you need. Example - I got a SSN back when I was on J1 visa a long time ago. There was a letter missing in my name as I had it added through court - when I came to visit a friend I went to SSA to see if they can add the missing letter I was turned away as I was now on B1 visa - no status. Only after I immigrated couple years later was I able to make change to my SSA record.
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    My reading is different - she knew he was incarcerated and came to visit and ended up marrying and staying - OP, what visa did you enter on? Or was it VWP? OP's spouse still has another 6 years before release. OP, the quotes USCIS guidance clearly says MAY - not a must, may. That could trip you up as they can choose not to go without your spouse's presence. There's no obligation on USCIS officer to follow the may guidance.
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    Yeah, no - they won't change it after I-94 expired. You'll need either a green card or EAD to get it changed.
  25. milimelo
    Can you either go back to the airport and see CBP there or find the deferred inspection processing location near you and go check if she's been fully processed and her SAVE file updated? Often times you can call deferred inspection site but not sure what it's like now.
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