nastra30

No. Just the final destination.

Looks like she still has her physical GC so just book a flight and return to the US. Refuse to sign I-407 if nudged to do so.

Here's a recent post for you. Denied SB-1, then encouraged to just a board a plane. Now she's due to apply for naturalization.

Or/And I will suggest And, meaning do both. Though, not absolutely necessary I'll advice on both; the certificate of citizenship can come into play in certain situations. But apply for passport first. Once you have the passport, save up some money and do N600 later.

You can't just create a ceac account. NVC has to create it for you and provide you case and invoice number to login. Don't you have approval receipt in the documents section in your screenshoot? You'll need to contact NVC to see if they've received your approved cases from USCIS.

What you are saying has fraud written all over it. How you are thinking about it is not how it's done. You can't just enter as tourist and adjust somehow; that's fraud. If you want to migrate to the US you need family or employer to petition/sponsor you. You can also migrate as an investor or through dv lottery.

Won't work without a Ghana visa in his US passport. And it makes no sense to get visa to enter GH as a Ghanaian. He needs to fly out with his GH passport when checking in with the airline.

@ToBeHappydon't make the mistake of applying for a GH visa. The airline just needs to make sure you have the required document to enter GH; that's it. Check in with your GH passport when leaving US to Ghana. I have done this countless times. Also, don't mess with dual citizenship cert; it's a money grab. The GH Supreme Court has already ruled it's NOT needed to travel to GH as a citizen. Detailed instructions below: *Traveling with Two Passport to Ghana* --Departing USA to GHA-- 1. At check-in counter: Check in with GHA Passport (If they ask how you'll be returning, let them know you also hold a USA passport) 2. At TSA Departure/Luggage Screening: Show USA passport (if requested) 3. Boarding: Board with GHA Passport --Arriving in GHA-- 1. At GHA Immigration(Arrival): Show GHA passport (They might ask you how you'll be returning to the USA, then declare to them you have a USA passport because you are a dual citizen) 2. Luggage Check (Arrival): Show GHA passport (if requested) --Departing GHA to USA-- 1. At check-in counter: Check in with USA Passport 2. At Immigration (Departure): Show GHA passport (They might ask you how you are going to the USA, let them know you have a USA passport because you are a dual citizen) 3. GHA Departure/Luggage Screening: Show USA passport (if requested) 4. Boarding: Board with USA Passport --Arriving in USA-- 1. CBP/Immigration (Arrival): Show USA Passport 2. CBP Luggage Check: Show USA Passport

Yup. Asylum and Refugee cases.

Not too late. Take some photos at home to commemorate the day. Congrats and get to work with AOS.

In the US (and wrt to international flights) regardless of whether you are transiting or not you'll have to go through customs and then recheck in (including luggage) with the transit flight/airline. Basically, you'll have to be admitted first and anyone can disappear after that; that's why it makes it hard.

Holly cow, the increase for I-751 is insane. Whopping 101% (77% with Biometrics) increase. I-751 has become a cash cow for USCIS. Seems now biometrics is just automatically going to be inclusive of general I-751 fee. My spouse entered the US with CR1 about 7 months to our 2nd anniversary. If this increase had come in play then we would have just delayed everything until 2nd anniversary.

Also looks for I-130 they are trying to force everyone to do online filing by making paper filing more expensive. I guess so they can eventually kill off paper filing.

No. Your Canadian passport allows you to visit the US visa-free.

Let me add to chorus. Marry and adjust.

Child will not get visa without medicals.

I will say let parents file the I-130 and you guys figure out the domicile issue later. The reason you want that I-130 filed is to freeze your age against aging out.

No, not at all. It's a legal filing status.

I will assume Finland immigration is not as monstrous as the US immigration. But I agree that the waiting through US migration systems can drive one crazy. Have you inquired about your case since it's outside processing time?

No.

Makes sense. But when the time comes make an infopass appointment for ADIT stamp.

That is if he did serve in the military. If he didn't then no problem. It's not a requirement to migrate to the US.

Military service is a not requirement to be petitioned by a US spouse to migrate to the US.

Like Algeria military service?