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  1. milimelo
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    So only you, the USC is getting deployed? If yes, then just get started now on I-751 (make sure it's the latest edition of the form), and have wife compile the rest of the evidence by the time the deadline to send in the form in comes. You can pre-sign the completed form. She'll include your contract in the evidence alongside the other required evidence - drivers license, bank statements, utility bills, childcare/doctor notes listing both of you as parents of the child...
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    Yes, it is. Why can't the four of them travel to the US?
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    Your son can't petition him until he turns 21. Even then, he can only petition his father (about two year wait), potentially half-siblings (20+ year wait).
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    It's a form giving permission to the congressional rep's staff to contact a federal agency (USCIS in your case) on your behalf.
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    If you've got that in the pdf of your filed petition, I'd reach out to your congressional representative to make USCIS forward the approved petition to NVC WITHOUT having to complete I-824. Make sure to include the approval notice - I-797 C, and the waiver completed off your congressional rep's website.
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    No.
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    4-5 months stay is certainly not a vacation...
  9. milimelo
    I don't see how immediate application for another tourist visa will get them a different result. No idea what NEET aspirant is.
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    Most DCF cases the USC has to show proof they're living in the country and need to get back to the US for work reasons - new job offer...
  11. milimelo
    Yes, father needs to be in the US. That's the rule for any USC petitions - spousal, child. Otherwise there's no need to issue immigrant visa which is for family unification - if father is outside of the US there's no need for a visa as they're together already.
  12. milimelo
    Involve your congressman.
  13. milimelo
    ~Moved to AOS from student, tourist, work visa.~
  14. milimelo
    You can also always contact the deferred inspection site. https://www.cbp.gov/contact/ports/deferred-inspection-sites
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    Based on your prior post, your husband is from Pakistan (not Abu Dhabi) - could be something surfaced they felt you two weren't really married? Is this an arranged marriage? What's the educational background of yourself and your husband? Difference in age? Prior marriages for either one of you?
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    I thought long wait times for marriage certificate were normal for Canada. Back in 2009 or 2010 an acquaintance was marrying a lady from Canada and even then was an issue with getting marriage certificate in under 2-3 months. I know I told him to consider coming for a visit and getting married here or a destination wedding location to speed things up.
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    Fauci/COVID related: Covid cover-up: Wuhan lab leak suspicions, Anthony Fauci and how the science was silenced non-paywalled archive article below https://archive.is/ya5Wm
  18. milimelo
    I went from one state (NW Indiana) to another state (IL) but remained in the same USCIS district - Chicago field office. No issues. They did attempt to send me to another ASC for fingerprinting - from Chicago area ASC to east Indiana but I successfully walked in to my old ASC in Chicago area.
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    Yes.
  20. milimelo
    I just flagged as spammers bottom half of these accounts - the rest were already flagged.
  21. milimelo
    She can file her I-130 now and deal with I-1290B withdrawal later.
  22. milimelo
    Well that's a waste of money for I-290 B. She was wrong as she didn't supply everything required - USCIS rightfully denied. Have her do a new I-130 and this time check that she has EVERYTHING required before submitting the petition.
  23. milimelo
    And that's ok. Some people never change their maiden name to married name, some people don't change last name to maiden name after a divorce, totally ok.
  24. milimelo
    If your home is your only asset and primary residence it won’t be counted, I’m afraid. Reason being it would put you in a bad situation if you had to divest of it - where would you live? Now if this is your second or more residence that’s not a problem.
  25. milimelo
    That's not the green card production fee ($220). You pay that on uscis.gov so should be easy to see on credit card statement. Would've been paid after visa issuance and (possibly) before entering the US.
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