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milimelo

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  1. Well no, it's not going to affect it but consular can and will wonder why DV when you have a USC spouse. What exactly happened with your previous petition? You said you got NOIR, has that been finalized - ie - you have an outcome of the NOIR?
  2. Since you had to get it fixed once already (SSA), my guess would be the SAVE from the get go was wrong. Was your spouse K1 entry? They do get things mis-clicked at POE especially if it's busy time with lots of flights arriving. That's why the deferred inspection office can and does fix things. Hope you get this sorted out soon.
  3. For SAVE database I’d find your deferred inspection office of cbp (cbp.gov) and go there. Sometimes you can call them as well.
  4. Yes, petition gets cancelled if you get married as there’s no basis for petition. There’s no option to petition married son or daughter of LPR.
  5. If you go the DNA route - you do the DNA collection at the local ABBA authorized lab and your mother does DNA collection with the embassy once the kit has been sent there and embassy scheduled her.
  6. Not trying to be rude, but go get a job. Even flipping burgers in McDonalds is now $15/h thing. How do you expect to provide for a new immigrant when you can't take care of yourself?
  7. From your prior post you're a 25 yr old USC who got married and petitioned an Egyptian but withdrew the petition at some point and re-petitioned I-130 again (what date)? Unclear but sounds like you're in the US. What's your reason for expedite?
  8. Has the USC spouse done I-865? They get a physical confirmation, AR-11 is online confirmation number.
  9. Not 10 years by default. You can find what each country has for tourist visa for US on state.gov under visa reciprocity. Here's for India - 120 months (10 years) https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/India.html
  10. Is there a reason you're pushing through with K-1 instead of CR-1? You're together, should've gotten married.
  11. Sounds like you’re doing AOS so make sure you include I-485, I-765, and I-131 with your submission. moving to AOS from student, tourist, or work visa.
  12. Absolutely get the new passport now - they won’t issue visa if passport has less than 6 months validity. No need to update da-260 / just bring the new passport alongside the old cancelled passport.
  13. There’s a twitter spaces today on vax exemptions: Christina Xenides, Esq., an immigration attorney at Siri & Glimstad, will be holding a Spaces event this Sunday at 5:30pm eastern regarding vaccine exemptions for immigration. If you need one, don't miss it!
  14. Didn't watch SOTU. Instead watched ICAN's SOTU - was more useful.
  15. We have non-owner “touring” policy for when we’re in the US (so if I drive my sister’s car or a rental I’m covered). Something about under $100 a year. Ours is through USAA but other companies have it. That way we still have history of car insurance whenever we return to the US (have another US insurance for our POV overseas).
  16. I'd do online as it doesn't matter when each of you get processed - you're independent of each other. You can flag it at interview your spouse is also naturalizing to slot you together for oath ceremony but I wouldn't be expecting you'll be slotted jointly for interview.
  17. For real-estate to work, it can't be their primary residence and it has to have paperwork to prove the value. Do you have that?
  18. Not a problem. You do AR-11 now (online) and USC wife needs to do I-865 (complete, print, sign, mail in).
  19. USCIS.gov is your best location to find the current fees for all forms. https://www.uscis.gov/feecalculator $535. Also, IF your father was USC before you got married, there is no need for another petition. You just move to a different category.
  20. Or perhaps it means in 2021/0222 you were 222nd candidate that completed the degree. May not be a mistake at all.
  21. File online - that way you get to keep GC until they ask for it back. Make sure to attached whatever you used for K-1 visa so you can prove you have actual COB and it's their mistake.
  22. She can always defer enrollment for a year or move it to winter semester start time.
  23. Sounds like your lawyer ghosted you. So you're a Hungarian? Look into DV lottery come October/November. Otherwise, employment route if you have the years of experience. Unclear if you've pursued actual BA/MA/certificate in cybersecurity - if you haven't, perhaps look into doing that to strengthen your application. Here's the USCIS manual update on NIW: https://www.uscis.gov/newsroom/alerts/uscis-updates-guidance-on-national-interest-waivers paging @jan22 https://www.uscis.gov/newsroom/alerts/uscis-updates-guidance-on-national-interest-waivers
  24. All AOS applicants that didn’t come on underlying petition (like I-129f) are interviewed.
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