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nastra30 last won the day on June 5 2024

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  1.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: Adjusting Status for Spouse with approved I-130
  2.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: Adjusting Status for Spouse with approved I-130
  3. nastra30
    Adjust away. Good luck.
  4. nastra30
    What's the petitioner's citizenship status?
  5.    appleblossom reacted to a post in a topic: How soon will I get an interview letter for FB1 category, US Embassy in Ghana?
  6.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: 485 Part 1 "Current US Physical Address" - when does it start when adjusting status?
  7.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: 485 Part 1 "Current US Physical Address" - when does it start when adjusting status?
  8. nastra30
    I see what you mean. However, in your specific situation, I don't see how you are currently in line if your PD isn't current. You get in line once you are current. Your situation may or may not work in favor but from what I am seeing on Facebook, it's probably going to be another long wait for you. Check your DM for the fb group.
  9. nastra30
    I think Jan 18 is fine as new address. Just end date his old address too as Jan 18. Shouldn't be a big deal. Good luck.
  10. nastra30
    Just a note, once your PD becomes current, you'll be put in the queue for a visa interview. Here's the unfortunate kicker wrt the US consulate in Accra. Currently, for immediate relatives of USC citizens, the wait time for interviews after DQ is 17+ months. So, if current trends continue and you being in a preference category, my guestimation is, it will take you 2+ years to get an interview date, and during this period also hope your PD does not retrogress. Good luck.
  11.    mlandoo reacted to a post in a topic: The visa expired
  12.    nastra30 reacted to a post in a topic: The visa expired
  13. nastra30
    Wonderful. Thanks for coming back with feedback. You are one more statistics showing it's possible for expired immigrant visa to be issued, against some popular beliefs out there that it's not possible. BTW, if you are a USC, no need to pay the immigrant fee. As soon your son touches down in the US under your custody, he automatically becomes a USC. You'll just apply for his US passport. Once he receives his passport, highly recommended to apply for his N600 certificate. Good luck.
  14.    hplusj reacted to a post in a topic: How to get married... quickly!
  15.    mam521 reacted to a post in a topic: How to get married... quickly!
  16.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: GC Holders & U.S. citizen child - Entering the U.S. after 4 years
  17. nastra30
    He had the interview already? I wonder why status says refused.
  18. nastra30
    Hopefully, you specifically ask NVC you want to withdraw the I864? Once you accomplish that, you'll write USCIS to withdraw the I-130.
  19.    2022 reacted to a post in a topic: Options after Re-entry permit denied
  20.    nastra30 reacted to a post in a topic: My son got the visa interview notice, does he need the physical letter?
  21. nastra30
    No, the visa is issued by the consulate after a successful interview before he can travel. Visas are not issued at US airports. Once he is admitted as a LPR the B2 becomes useless and void because he is no longer a tourist.
  22. nastra30
    Once he has the visa in his passport, he can fly from any country he wants.
  23.    nastra30 reacted to a post in a topic: How to get married... quickly!
  24. nastra30
    Two years by the time you are admitted into the US.
  25. nastra30
    That doesn't necessarily mean fraud. Was it annulled because the court affirmed it to be fraudulent or it was something else? Seems like some kind of love triangle. Since you know this person, in your heart of hearts do you think your friend entered into a sham marriage with any of these guys for immigration benefits? In a recent case (Bouarfa v. Mayorkas) the supreme court unanimously affirmed that USCIS can revoke an approved I-130 petition at USCIS's discretion without the need for judiciary review if it suspect a sham marriage. Even though Bouarfa was in bona-fide marriage with a new USC spouse, an ex-spouse wrote to USCIS stating that he entered into their marriage just for immigration benefits (sham marriage), presumably with evidence. USCIS revoked his approved I-130 to current wife and that's where his legal trouble began. Now Bouarfa could technically file a new I-130 but it will be battle against USICS all over again.
  26. nastra30
    What fraud did husband accuse her of? The 2nd marriage lasted only one month so there must have been some serious issues. Three marriages in quick succession for someone in the country illegally can raise some eyebrows but then again quick succession marriages are not unheard of.
  27.    nastra30 reacted to a post in a topic: does inadmissibility end after 10 years abroad
  28. nastra30
    You are right that he's subject to a 10 year ban. And yes, once he's served it he should be in good shape. It's checked at the interview so you'll need to make sure the ban has been served before the interview date. Your timeline of March 2026 interview looks reasonable.
  29.    nastra30 reacted to a post in a topic: Financial obligation under I-864
  30. nastra30
    They want to come back as permanent residents or as tourists? Which is which?
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