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Mike E

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  1. So February 4 to March 21 or 45 days or 7 weeks. Was this standard or expedited processing?
  2. It does no harm. As you have expressed immigration intent I put the probability of the beneficiary getting an F-1 visa under 0.1 percent.
  3. At some point in process you will have to prove your status if you want to pay in state rates. As someone who paid out of state rates, I would have happily disclosed my LPR status at all points in the process, had I had one at the time.
  4. https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/citlist.php?op6=All&op7=Hartford+CT&op1=6&op2=&op4=1&op5=5%2C10%2C11&cfl= Seems like they were doing same day in most of 2022 and 2023 and recently started same day again.
  5. He can with withdraw his part of the joint I-751 you both signed. I disagree with the other advice to file a new I-751. It is not necessary and USCIS policy ( https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/memos/i-751_Filed_ Prior_Termination_3apr09.pdf ) says you can amend your I-751 to that of a divorce waiver. So: * file for divorce * on the day you file for divorce, send a packet to the address listed on your 48 month extension letter, containing - a letter asking to amend your I-751 to a divorce waiver. The letter should note your A number and I-751 case number - a photo copy of your I-751 extension letter The packet should be sent usps priority mail.
  6. That makes sense. Nor were they opposed to blood letting, burning witches, geo centric models of the universe, etc That reminds me, time to hang the electric zapper. There is nothing more pleasing to my ears when I hear a swarm of insects succumbing to electric fire. We can end west nile disease in our time.
  7. This has no impact on you unless she was arrested and this was her third controlled substance arrest. Have you read I-129F?
  8. I think you will need to hire CPA. The concern I have is that you are using a Canadian corporation you own to reduce your personal tax liability to CRA (which is fine) but will the IRS see this as a evasion of U.S. corporate income tax? It might because 100 percent of the operations of this Canadian corporation are in the U.S. It appears the net corporate tax rate in Canada on a small busibess is 9 percent. In the U.S. it is 21 percent. It looks unnecessarily complicated to me, and I suspect the bills from the CPA will out size whatever tax benefits you expect to gain.
  9. The U.S. gives you tax credit for foreign taxes. Thus you will not be double taxed.
  10. yes: the U.S. does not care yes: the U.S. does not care. However pay attention to FBAR
  11. My read of https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/form-i-9-resources/handbook-for-employers-m-274/60-evidence-of-status-for-certain-categories/69-other-temporary-workers/692-l-nonimmigrant-status is that an L2S is authorized to work
  12. I already said it was not divorce court. The plaintiff was the Beneficiary who was a felon (apparently raped a child). Joint sponsors stopped providing financial support to beneficiary.
  13. How does it work if Trump is in jail while getting 24 hour secret service protection? I gather this was explained to Ford before he pardoned Nixon, Bush II before he effectively pardoned Bill Clinton, and Trump before he decided to not prosecute Hillary Clinton.
  14. Beneficiaries have successfully sued sponsors for I-864 benefits. See https://media.ca11.uscourts.gov/opinions/pub/files/201914668.pdf
  15. And at the rate USCIS is doubling the duration of extension letters, the math says 96 month extension letters before the end of the year.
  16. And it said 48 months in September 2022? Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. Pics pls (after deleting personal data). Thx.
  17. It is not required if the date I-485 is approved at least two years after the date of marriage.
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