Mike E

In what country does your uncle live? None most likely. Fill put I-130 online first. https://www.visajourney.com/guides/ir1-spouse-visa/

Yes. It is surprising any airline boarded you I-193 fee As long as you are an LPR, you have to be admitted. File for a write of mandamus to get I-751 approved.

See https://www.visajourney.com/examples/INS-Form-I-130.pdf enter the date you started living at your current physical address and leave the rest blank.

The reason why extension letters are 48 months is because I-751 decisions are expected to take 48 months.

I-751 extension letters are now good for 48 months. Yes

4 years now I know of an incident last month where an I-751 divorce waiver case was denied while the LPR was abroad. The LPR first entered at JFK, and no problems. Then the LPR went to Mexico, re-entered by land, and ended up in ICE custody and a removal hearing. Based on this data point, I cannot tell you it will be safe for you to travel while your divorce waiver case is in progress.

You separated 4 months after getting a 10 year GC. What more needs to be said?

Hopefully AR-11 and/or I-865 were filed assuming you could not be credited to 40 SS credits. I would expect scrutiny on your time line

Good so far. When did you begin to live physically apart from your (ex-)spouse?

Imposter reality meets imposter syndrome

If works it does not matter

Please provide the order of events: A. I-751 filed B. Divorce filed C. I-751 approved D. Final divorce decree.

Can you create a new account?

Joint or divorce waiver?

You send a simple letter to the uscis address listed on your extension letter stating: * name * A number * case number and that you are amending I-751 to a divorce waiver. Include a copy of the extension letter and the divorce filing. it is a letter when amending an I-751 that was filed jointly They will send an RFE for a final divorce decree If you file for divorce before you file I-751, then when you file I-751, you must select the divorce waiver check box in the form. Read I-751 to understand. Ideally you have a final divorce decree in hand before you file I-751. The problem is, outside of Nevada and some other states, it is not possible to get divorced in 87 or 90 days. Technically, once you file for divorce, you can file I-751 any time. The problem is if you wait until after your GC expires, DHS can start removal proceedings. This is why K and CR visas, and I-485s filed before 2 years of marriage are dangerous. No worries

Was there an I-751?

What can be done about these intrusions? Give CBP better instructions.

Yes. Sooner if you apply for divorce now. Yes Varies by state. You will get an RFE to provide a final divorce decree. The RFE will give you 87 days. Agreed do not lie. You can file a joint I-751 now, and include a statement the marriage is not in a good place now. If you have an interview, re-state that the marriage is not likely to survive. If you file I-751 jointly and change your mind, as soon as you file for divorce, amend your I-751 to a divorce waiver.

Putin really should have waited until after the world finished replacing all its F-16s with F-35s Instead of figuring out to make 1000s of F-16s sitting in boneyards airworthy. I believe there are over 4000 F-16s still air worthy. So that will give Ukraine the most powerful air force in the world.

What evidence will you accumulate in those 2 months of waiting that you do not have already?

I am convinced that Ukraine is winning the kill ratio. The Ukrainian commanders have better Western arms, and they are in the same position as Bill Slim who commanded the allied efforts in Burma in WW2: they know they are not going to have troops replaced as fast as the enemy. Slim managed a 100 to 1 kill ratio. Ukraine is still at 2-3 to 1, but it will get there, since it has an greater technological advantage than Slim had.

You can always try. I do not recommend her attempting to use her Indian passport. * A U.S. citizen can get a 10 year multi entry paper visa. The maximum length of a multi entry e-visa is 5 years. * An e-visa can only be used at a specific set (over 100) ports. Since those ports include Bangalore, Bombay, and Delhi, I personally do not care. Some people prefer thay their international flight arrives at their final destination in India. Still I think even 99 percent of Indians * airlines are not properly trained on Indian e-visas. For example there is a business e-visa good for 365 days. Not a year. 365 days. Do you see the difference? Well mine was issued in 2019, after the end of February, October 1, 2019. It expired September 29, 2020. Do you understand why it was not September 30, 2020? The airline clerk insisted my e-visa was wrong and insisted she was going to enter an expiration of September 30, 2020 in the API sent to Indian immigration. I demanded she not do that. I also asked her if she had heard of leap years. She had not. In the end she reluctantly agreed as I asked and I entered India 2 days later no problem. Even with the disadvantages, I will never get a paper visa from India again. Next time will be a 5 year e-visa.

If this is the most important thing, then they should file I-485 and stay.

Was this the case the last time you got a B visa: ?

I am seeing strong ties to the U.S.