milimelo

~Topic moved to AOS from tourist, student, or work visa.~

Ethiopia also has a different calendar - you're 7 years younger there. But sill very strange not to know your birthday - that should match your passport that you're also supposed to submit as part of application.

Did you pay uscis for green card issuance AFTER you've received immigrant visas? If you haven't, that's the issue. Pay it and get the green cards.

Umm, did they pay for the issuance of green cards AFTER being issued immigrant visas? No payment - no green card.

You have some conflicting info in here so start again: US citizen petitioner died in an accident. His now wife (also now pregnant) came on K-1 visa and they married? They filed for AOS? Not sure what consulate has to do with any of this if the wife is in the US? She won't have to leave if the circumstances are as described above, she'll want to get a number of death certificates (for various things, including bank accounts, credit cards, and similar) and send it one to USCIS to convert her AOS petition to widow petition -form I-360. USCIS link: https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-eligibility/green-card-for-widower-of-a-us-citizen IF she's overseas and should be doing immigrant visa interview, she'll need the death certificate and request her petition be converted to widower petition - I-360.

No effect. Disclose at DS-260 and that's it.

She can't file for AOS as final action dates are not current. She'll have to do consular processing after returning to India.

I've had two supervisors diagnosed with prostate cancer - both after covid shots. One was a 10+ year prostate cancer survivor - after booster, it came back - he stopped getting shots and turned to ivermectin - still alive and kicking. Second one was also post shots - but keeps getting boosters - his was caught in early stage - Gleason score 3. Had a surgery and some radiation and looks fine now - both diagnosed fall of 2022. The first symptom for both - frequent urination needs - not like having a UTI, but going to pee a lot. My dad had enlarged prostate and we put him on natural supplements plus ivermectin - back to normal within a month - it didn't progress. No one can tell me Biden's minders and that White House doctor never thought to test PSA - it's standard test for physicals my husband gets yearly. Apparently Matt Walsh found info from 2019 when Biden had enlarged prostate - that alone would need follow ups. I had cervical CIN III years ago - caught on yearly PAP - LEEP excision and then PAPs every 6 months for the first two years then yearly is all I have to do. I don't follow the US screening guidelines of every 5 years, it's done yearly overseas, that's what I follow. The good news for most cancers - cheap and available treatments available - even for stage 4 metastatic cancers - Canadian Dr. Makis (william makis on substack), 2ndsmartestguyintheworld substack have protocols listed.

Perhaps start off in a long-term corporate housing - like Oakwood or similar for the first couple of months? When we were on short term (but 30 days or more) time in the US I found hotels.com search for more than 30 days would trigger free assistance from a corporate agent who gave me options (I picked hotels at location I was interested and what I needed - kitchen, laundry facilities, parking, breakfast included) and they got me the hotel I wanted but that supposedly didn't have availability when I was on their website.

OP, glad you stood your ground and gotten them to fix the error and hopefully learn something - though I'm sure they'd never admit to being wrong. I'd definitely go with the report to the state medical board. And if there's a feedback form for USCIS on civil surgeons, consider providing your feedback there as well. I'm sure USCIS would like to know too.

Based on your described circumstances she shouldn't need the Chinese police certificate - may just need to point that out at intake and with the interviewing officer.

Consider doing it online with Utah marriage? You'll get a US marriage certificate and since you'll have been together at the same place, that's all you need for I-130. Do a reception or something in Croatia. We got married in Bosnia and my then fiancé had to jump through a lot of hoops but he was deployed in Bosnia then so wait time wasn't bad. He did have to get his first passport in Sarajevo and the marriage affidavit (EU lingo is singleness certificate or nulla osta) and there was a lot of translations and certifications to do plus the 30 day wait time.

evidence of immunity = draw blood titers - if high enough = immune.

They probably want some proof that he's actually your father - so DNA test, him being listed on your various documents - school, baptism, medical, proof he was in your life before and have an ongoing father-child relationship... Which country of origin?

I don't see how you would be an LPR after 10+ years away. You can probably return, but as a tourist with a tourist visa.

Do you have an AP to go to the funeral? Do you have an overstay at all - even a day or so? You may just need to stay put until your green card interview is over. ~Moving to AOS forum.~

No concern. She's a USC.

Neither covid vaccine is required any longer and you're past the time (end of March) when they require flu shots.

You need a new visa.

All the shots he so rabidly endorsed for others did him in. Stopped after 3, but damage was done. And no, his youth surgery for part of lung removal wasn't it. 1st shot - severe sciatica a week after, 2nd shot diverticulitis, knee issues, can't walk 3rd shot, incisinal hernia (someone effed up surgery so back to hospital?), lung issues including pneumonia, no more walking...

That's not quite correct. We've seen plenty approved and OP can find more on the uscis website. Personal beliefs also covered as long as there's some indication the person hasn't taken any vaccines in the past X years.

You as a sponsor are required to complete and mail in I-865.

90 days before expiration you should send out I-751 form. Find it on USCIS.gov Make sure to read the guide for removing conditions on here so you can assemble the packet properly. Moved to Removing conditions forum.

I think the official way to do is to get a REDRESS number through CBP - they sort it out in the background and you never find out what happened, but you're no longer pulled into secondary - and there's a place to enter it when traveling.

Since your spouse is already in the US, no need for you to enter jointly. They'll ask you at POE where the spouse is - just let them know your spouse is waiting in the arrivals area.