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Noname93

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    Oklahoma City OK
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    Austria

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  1. Since she is currently here, you can get married and adjust as long as that was not the initial plan when she came here. However, as you probably know whe will not be able to work for a while
  2. Usually the advice is to send a I90 for USCIS error, and then send the I751 in the 90 days before the 2 year anniversary of the greencard. Hopefully skipping the I90 will work too.
  3. From what you've stated you can file adjustment of status. Read the guides on here for the process. You are correct, overstay is forgiven for spouses of US citizens
  4. You can look at my timeline. First roc filed November 2020, denied sometime between October 2021 and January 2022 (uscic doesn't seem to agree with itself there). Second roc filed January 2022, approved July 2024
  5. You definitely should not call them your spouse. That implies that you are already married.
  6. I have also traveled internationally with a denied I-751 and a stamp from the second I-751. I had no issues
  7. She will apply for her own citizenship. You can help her with the paperwork, but she's the one who applies
  8. We had a "courthouse" wedding. (Our state doesn't do weddings at courthouses). It was small wedding with me and my husband, 2 witnesses, an officiant, and a friend taking photos. No one else. We had no problem getting AOS approved (not a K1 case though). We had a big wedding on our one year anniversary, but my greencard was already approved by then.
  9. Thank you everyone for the answers. I think we're going to go ahead and apply. If we get approved before our trip that's great. If not, we'll at least have it for our next trip.
  10. Thanks. I changed my passport to my married name 5 years ago. Interestingly I've had that issue with my middle name missing from my ticket before
  11. Hello, We (me: LPR, husband: US citizen) are planning on visiting my family over Christmas, and I was reading up on global entry. The official website states that they only recommend it for people who fly abroad 3 to 4 times a year. We're only planning on going abroad once this year, but I'm still thinking about getting it. I know it would be $200 but it would alleviate a lot of stress during travel. Would it be worth it?
  12. No one here is going to advice you to do that because it would be fraud. You clearly have intentions to get married and adjust status. Coming back into the country on a non immigrant visa knowing you are about to apply for adjustment is a big no-no. Unfortunately it looks like your best option is to apply now, include I-131, and hope that at least that part will be approved by the time your trip comes around. And if not, you'll have to cancel or reschedule.
  13. File a G-1145 with your application to get a text when they open your case, or pay with a personal check and check your bank account for when they cash it
  14. And as mentioned above, she needs to be upfront about everything. Answer yes to overstaying, and yes to working illegally. Both will be forgiven.
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