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    After visa was canceled, were you deported or it was a voluntary departure? Well, your lawyer hasn't lied to you. Depending on the gravity of your offense there could a waiver available.
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    Some consulates will instead on spouses filling I-864A especially if taxes were file jointly. So yes; to be safe. If sister is married, her spouse too will have to supply I-864A.
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    Honestly this doesn't make sense. USCIS is not there to be giving marriage advice.
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    Ding ding ding. The right procedure was followed. And good husby is now pursuing the simplest path to secure a passport so he can return home stress-free. Good luck to you all.
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    "(USCIS) announced today new designs to improve security of Permanent Resident Cards (also known as Green Cards) and Employment Authorization Documents (EADs). USCIS will begin issuing the redesigned cards on Jan. 30, 2023." https://www.uscis.gov/newsroom/news-releases/uscis-redesigns-green-card-and-employment-authorization-document https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/guides/GreenCard_Comparison_EN.PDF.pdf
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    Can you elaborate more. A school admitted you for a 6 month program? When you say confirmation, are you saying your COS has been approved by USCIS? Or you only have a receipt providing you with authorized stay until COS is approved?
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    Yes, you can. As a USC you can't be denied entry but expect to go into secondary inspection whiles CBP verifies citizenship. Good luck.
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    When you say in the process, that it mean you've already mailed your application? If not, you might want to consider DCF.
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    I'll also recommend you file FOIA:https://www.uscis.gov/records/request-records-through-the-freedom-of-information-act-or-privacy-act
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    Ok. Did she file I-751 to remove conditions with a divorce waiver after the divorce?
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    Hope I'm reading this correctly. Mum filed for divorce while I-751 was pending? Did she change it to I-751 with divorce waiver?
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    No, USCIS will send the mail to you the petitioner.
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    Your daughter automatically becomes a US citizen when either of you successfully naturalizes. All you'll have to do is simply apply for a US passport for your daughter at that point. After that you may also choose to apply for a N600 certificate of citizenship for her. All the best.
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    My parting message to this thread. Op, I go with the mantra K.I.S.S. There's already a well established process to secure a US passport for people in your hubby's situation. Make an emergency appointment at a Passport Application Center to secure a passport. All the hail mary attempts people are proposing, just save that for extreme situations if you find yourself in one. Yes, as a USC you should not be restricted from coming home but why go a complicated route to get home when simple solutions are there. Good luck. And I'm out.
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    Lol. You think travel rights can't be taken away from you?
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    Yup. And what do you think op's husband really should be doing? + surrender the greencard? Or + travel with it as a LPR?
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    Again, how is a USC traveling with a greencard makes sense to you?
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    I don't think you understand the very thing you quoted. You are saying a US citizen can travel to the US with a greencard. How does that makes sense to you? Thats like traveling with fake papers. And you do know he should have surrendered his greencard because of the very reason it could be be used fraudulently. It's different than showing up at a border and saying I'm a USC and letting CBP deal with the logistics.
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    This definitely illegal system updated or not. He's a USC not a US greencard holder.
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    Yes it's an issue. Very simple, he's no longer a LPR so by law he can't travel with a greencard. He has to travel with US passport. They should have taken his greencard away and probably forgot. Cinsider returning it.
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    Op, need more details on exactly how she got green card. Can you provide timeline of events?
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    Op, ah so you saying sponsoring you were not talking about the eventuality of sometime in future becoming a citizen and petitioning+sponsoring your parents? You are talking about B2 visitor's visa? All the same, you should not worry about the WIC as it has nothing to do with your parents' tourist visa application. They apply on their own merit; nothing to do with you and you can't sponsor them for a B2 visa.
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    Just make sure your files meet the required upload size. That's it.
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