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  1. nastra30
    How old is step-daugther?
  2. nastra30
    You may receive a 'welcome letter' because you are current based on the 2nd chart - Dates for Filing. However, you'll not be issued a visa until you are current based on the 1st chart - Final Action. Spouse naturalizing will be great because you won't be at the mercy of visa bulletin. Good luck.
  3. nastra30
    What's your priority date?
  4. nastra30
    *Op, not submitting DS260 will delay the process. So you are on the right track. *Another strategy will be to go through everything including interview. Then once you have the visa travel to the US, activate your LPR status, and then return to home country to deal with what you need to deal with before making your permanent move.
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    Op. Yes, estimates will vary; I'm not sure what you are expecting. Estimates vary at USCIS, estimates vary at consulates There many variables involved. Like service center, background checks, embassies, documents, etc etc. Just for USCIS alone estimates will also vary. Check here. https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/
  6. nastra30
    Which happened first? The baby or the naturalization?
  7. nastra30
    Contact NVC using this inquiry form: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/ask-nvc.html?wcmmode=disabled It's pretty straightforward.
  8. nastra30
    You can contact both if you want. But I will still suggest you contact NVC first.
  9. nastra30
    Then you should have heard from NVC by now. Contact them ASAP and inquire about your case since your case has been approved since Jan 2023.
  10. nastra30
    Next steps will be at NVC. The relationship of the beneficiary will determine how soon you hear from NVC that's why I asked. So who is the beneficiary?
  11. nastra30
    @Lawrence30gyour case is closed because it's already approved since January 2023. What is the relationship of beneficiary to the petitioner? Also contact the mods to delete the screenshot which has your case number. Always keep your case number private.
  12. nastra30
    For your case, you son isn't going to do any biometrics (@USEM) until 9+ years from now based on current visa bulletin. Good luck.
  13. nastra30
    I understand they are not working. But how do they currently earn income? Current income is really key here; not past income stated on tax transcript.
  14. nastra30
    Is the petitioner/sponsor a USC? How old are the children?
  15. nastra30
    Yes @Laurenta. You can leave to the US on November 1st, 2023.
  16. nastra30
    What does the status say here?: https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/landing.do Also check processing time here: https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times
  17. nastra30
    Welcome back. Please stay a bit longer and naturalize
  18. nastra30
    Actually since you file jointly it's both you and your husband's return. It doesn't belong to your husband only even if your income is 0.
  19. nastra30
    I read the title a little different thinking someone wanted to marry illegally in the US. Haha. Op they can use passport as ID.
  20. nastra30
    I hope I-90 is being filed online
  21. nastra30
    @SimilarSituation, what situation is your brother facing?
  22. nastra30
    @SimilarSituationstart your own thread so responses are tailored to your exact situation.
  23. nastra30
    She cannot adjust without the principal adjusting first or at the same time as secondary applicants. So you'll have to immigrate/adjust first before she can adjust.
  24. nastra30
    Also, you thought right and we advocate for people to maintain their residency. However, the process of actually losing one's LPR status requires due process which will be up to the courts. But then again, situations like op's hardly get to that point.
  25. nastra30
    You see, the thing it's not up to CBP to revoke your permanent resident status. It's up to a judge or the individual themselves. Whether they have records or not, all they can do worse case scenario is to refer you to an immigration judge. We see these cases a lot here lately and they've all returned safely.
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