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  1. milimelo
    She was a young teenager then so CSPA wasn't a consideration. But yes, normally you do want it to take as long as possible if there are derivatives involved.
  2. milimelo
    You're understanding correctly, but what you're missing - the unknown to us x factor, is the line of submitted petitions since that 2009. The numerical limits on immigrant visas for preference categories are not something that changes. You have X number of them for F4 category, whoever is below the cutoff for issuance, gets in the line - and that line just keeps growing. Perhaps visa bulletin on state.gov would be of some help to get you some details? Just google visa bulletin November 2025 and from there you can go back see prior months issuances. I think they also break it down by preference categories, then by country.
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    Depends when it was approved. I had my sister's I-130 approved in two years - she's nowhere near the NVC process 13 years later. You send it and forget it. But do keep up with change of address (I-865 form) with USCIS - I moved twice since petitioning and received address update confirmation after filing I-865 (though I have yet to submit an I-864).
  4. milimelo
    Delusion turning into hallucinations?
  5. milimelo
    Log into CEAC? Contact NVC and say still interested, please send CEAC link?
  6. milimelo
    british expats perhaps?https://britishexpats.com/forum/
  7. milimelo
    You always, always check in (ONLINE!) as soon as it's open for your flight - some places 24 hrs prior to departure, some 36, depends on airline. Otherwise you get what you've been through.
  8. milimelo
    Affidavit of Support (AOS) is and will be most certainly applicable.
  9. milimelo
    Come AOS time, you'd still have to list prior spouse and children as people you sponsored and who are still under your AOS.
  10. milimelo
    Went well in the end, congratulations. But it seems you have some terms mixed up - you wouldn't be in a heterosexual relationship if you both are males or females. That would be same sex relationship.
  11. milimelo
    No, You were compliant with everything and weren't issued an RFE. No need to do I-693.
  12. milimelo
    Unless the child is living with the petitioning USC PARENT (not grandparent), they won't get the citizenship. CCA 2001 applies and grandparents are not substitutes. Calling @jan22 to provide input on this. Reside in the U.S. in the legal and physical custody of the U.S. citizen parent.
  13. milimelo
    Nope you're good to go. As before, your SS card and your DL are enough for proof of eligibility for employment. HR can't ask for any specific documents to provide - it's solely on you what you provide them - in compliance with I-9.
  14. milimelo
    K-3s will be closed. Where are the remaining I-130s for kids?
  15. milimelo
    You're MARRIED, you don't qualify for K1. Actually meet with your wife more than once and have her file I-130.
  16. milimelo
    It's not taxed on federal or state level so not really income - if there's a place to list it as VA benefits alongside the letter from VA that would be helpful.
  17. milimelo
    You can't adjust status - marry and file for I-130 - consular processing. Anything else would be illegal and you'd get in loads of trouble - not something you want.
  18. milimelo
    You can pay after entry but there are instructions on A number - you just remove first two? zeroes from the start of the number - it's in your visa - and USCIS has pictures of visas and how to find your number.
  19. milimelo
    Plus when the passport comes back go to the SSA to update his social security number so he's listed as a citizen - seems that's not the case with SAVE not updating for beneficiaries who got citizenship through parent naturalization - there was an article about voting and USCIS SAVE system/connection with SSA.
  20. milimelo
    Well in the current state of tourist visas all he'd have to do is report her to State or USCIS and that would get her visa revoked - they certainly don't want tourists turning overstays to get benefits. But he'd need to list her bio date - full name, DOB, citizenship, passport # if known.
  21. milimelo
    Ok, that's helpful. Once you're divorced, do check if your state has a cooling off period (1-6 months) and don't rush into marriage. More visits, establish what you actually want to do. Also, while you share religion, you don't share culture customs, or traditions - either or both of you can and will be faced with unusual things/practices/traditions/ways of doing things. Getting someone in, and especially from Pakistan will not be easy - they normally have lengthy administrative processing (AP) after interview. You really should search for threads here with Pakistani beneficiaries to know what's in store for both of you. Good luck!
  22. milimelo
    Were the prior two marriages to USCs or immigrants you brought into the US?
  23. milimelo
    OP, stop opening new threads. My advice would be cut your losses, pack up and go back to India - there's no way for you to adjust with the situation you have. Kids are resilient - will adjust to the return and going back to school with old friends.
  24. milimelo
    So she never had I-693. She should've received a copy of vaccination form from DS-3025. So you either find the missing paper or pay $$$ for I-693 to include with AOS.
  25. milimelo
    Umm, you sure you have a real marriage? Why wouldn't you live together with your spouse? Why wouldn't you have a lease together, or the joint bank account?
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