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  1. nastra30
    I'm assuming your husband is the USC? Serving in military is not a requirement to petition/sponsor a spouse.
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    The documents needed are there. AOS/financial documents and Civil documents. Re-read and you'll see them under those sections.
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    When it's getting close to expiration call USCIS and schedule an appointment for ADIT stamp. As LPR why would you need to adjust status and what status will you be adjusting to?
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    Read through NVC process: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-1-submit-a-petition/step-2-begin-nvc-processing.html
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    Ditto. All the best with the family emergency.
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    Op, it seems doing adjustment for mom wasn't the right decision right now. Maybe, you guys can consider transferring her case to consular processing so she can leave to be with her children. As you are aware yourself her B2 going forward is going to be on shaky grounds.
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    Yes. But she needs to have the Philippines passport renewed.
  8. nastra30
    You'll lose if you sue while case is within processing time.
  9. nastra30
    Op, wrt to your OPT EAD you are fine; don't let his scare tactics scare you. However, for your personal safety stay away from him and call the police if does anything crazy.
  10. nastra30
    @MBA098But sometimes regardless, the consulate will just ask for the I-864A if sponsor is married and filed taxes filed jointly.
  11. nastra30
    @MBA098I didn't catch this when I initially read your post. So it seems that even though your husband provided I864 from a joint sponsor, the consulate wasn't still convinced based on the totality of the circumstance. That's why they are probably asking for your I864A. Did your husband use your combined income to sponsor his parents or only his income?
  12. nastra30
    For tax purposes, since you filed joint returns with your husband you are automatically a household member. One difference between the main I864 and I864A is that a household member (for I-864A) doesn't necessarily have to be USC or LPR; one just has to be a household member. So yes, you'll have to provide a copy of form I-864A if you want husband's parents to get their visas. Haha, you realized you suddenly have some power to determine your husband's parents faith. Welcome to the some of the nuisances of the behemoth called USC immigration. BTW, both the sponsor(your husband) and you will have sign the I-864A. NB: I'll ask admins to move your question to a thread on its own.
  13. nastra30
    Op, you are overthinking this. UI shouldn't/wouldn't impact eligibility for naturalization. Naturalize away when you become eligible. Good luck.
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    So who did you ask? Bottonline. BIG NO; you can't do what you've asked. Marriage certificate is required to file I-130.
  15. nastra30
    Bottomline. Yes she can file naturalization based on 3 year rule even with a pending filed I-751. She can file N400 three years from resident since date on GC (and file early 3 years minus 90 days). All the best.
  16. nastra30
    Op, bottomline is you don't have sign or commit to anything. Now that she's a citizen and wants to sponsor her parents it's all on her. Let her go about her own way proving current income. It doesn't matter if her parents are wealthy or not; keeping your conscience clear is much more richer imo.
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