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  1. Mike E
    Yes. Whose fault is that? You did the I-90 futility thing as you were supposed to. You are required to carry evidence of LPR status and this is all you have. If BP complains tell them to pound sand. You can use it to board a flight. CBP can take it, and/or assess an I-193 fee. If the former, at least you will finally get an ADIT.
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    Mike E replied to YuliaK's topic in USCIS Service Centers

    What form?
  3. Mike E
    Yes
  4. Mike E
    Let’s see screen shots of what you are seeing.
  5. Mike E
    100 percent chance there will be an Arabic translator at ORD. CBPO stamps her visa and she becomes an LPR yes. And photo. Every alien pretty much. everything embassy gave her A sheet of paper that has her address in the U.S.
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    https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-130.pdf
  7. Mike E
    @Jason and May your patience explaining a complex issue while May and you are dealing with a major setback is a credit to your communal spirit.
  8. Mike E
    I have never used a voltage adapter for electronic equipment in the Philippines or any other country. Every usb, laptop, and phone power supply has just worked. Decades ago I had an electric razor that fried on 240V. Modern electric razors will not have that problem.
  9. Mike E
    When the LPR lies, and CBP cannot find any exit records, or entry records from CBSA or the Federales about an exit less than 181 days ago, it can start going through the phone. Lie is then caught. Lying to a fed is a felony. I-407 time if CBP is feeling generous. All CBP has to do is hire officers with IQs of 110 to catch most lying LPRs.
  10. Mike E
    Yes. Being held in CBP detention and then ICE detention is being permitted entry into the U.S. Lying to law enforcement about things they can prove is never a good strategy.
  11. Mike E
    Hacking episode 415, 18 minutes in, caller is named Douma Jim’s firm would not touch it with a 10 ft pole
  12. Mike E
    For 4, you can DIY:
  13. Mike E
    If CBP needs translation it will try to find a translator. What language? Will you be at ORD to pick her up?
  14. Mike E
    Sorry you are sweating this uncertainty, but do you have a question?
  15. Mike E
    Astonishing. Congrats!
  16. Mike E
    JFK is now officially the go to station for any LPR not living the U.S. as well as any CPR.
  17. Mike E
    I did too, until a man with a divorce waiver petition got locked up this last summer.
  18. Mike E
    LOL huh? Those with pending I-751s whose cases get denied while abroad can be locked up on return to the U.S. Depends on the CBP station. It definitely puts the Conditional back into CPR.
  19. Mike E
    I-751 is not a priority. Divorce waiver cases even less so. You have enough going on that someone at USCIS might be hoping you just give up, or maybe they are waiting to see if you leave the U.S. on a trip, deny you then, and then hope CBP locks you up.
  20. Mike E
    There in fact lawyers based in Great Britain (sic) who are members of AILA: https://www.ailalawyer.com/english/SearchResult.aspx?practice=&prac=&language=0&lang=English&city=&state=&st=&country=3&cy=Great Britain&zip=&miles=100&last= Zero from Northern Ireland though.
  21. Mike E
    If you can. Some people have challenges with the online I-130 User Interface. I am advising a known way to add facts to a case versus a hypothetical. I have no way to lawfully test if adding evidence to an I-130 works with an upload.
  22. Mike E
    It seems like she was never in a period of unauthorized presence, but the timeline is not clear. If she had more than 180 days of unauthorized presence, she is subject to a ban. You need to do a FOIA on the first I-130 to see why it was denied.
  23. Mike E
    Beneficiary's Entry Information 45. Was the beneficiary EVER in the United States? Yes No If the beneficiary is currently in the United States, complete Items Numbers 46.a. - 46.d. 46.a. He or she arrived as a (Class of Admission): 46.b. Form I-94 Arrival-Departure Record Number 46.c. Date of Arrival (mm/dd/yyyy) 48. d. Date authorized stay expired, or will expire, as shown on Form I-94 or Form I-95 (mm/dd/yyyy) or' be or print "D/S" for Duration of Status It could not be any clearer.
  24. Mike E
    @Verrou
  25. Mike E
    These are not lawyers if they advised that. As an LPR, legally you have to be admitted. https://www.aila.org/File/Related/18110604b.pdf Happens all the time in Pakistan now, and rumors day sometimes in India. Have never heard of it happening from the UK Advice: try a different airline, or get an eTA to fly to Canada, and enter by land or fly from Toronto Island airport to Newark. Yes.
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