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  1. Mike E
    Then if your legal theory is correct, the fake identity was not a material misrep. You can hire a lawyer to test that idea, and/or try calling into ####### Hacking’s youtube show.
  2. Mike E
    You are using up your “daily chat limit” responding to questions that do not help you. Why were your two NIV applications denied?
  3. Mike E
    Why can’t all that be done in 7 days or less?
  4. Mike E
    7 days with an online Utah County marriage service. At under 2 percent of the total time, that is trivial to me.
  5. Mike E
    Yes
  6. Mike E
    Your spouse needs to file I-130, preferably before she reaches age 18. However if your spouse is the biological parent, your daughter might be a U.S. citizen. So CRBA / U.S. passport are the thing to do here.
  7. Mike E
    By law yes. They need to spend more than 50 percent of their time in the U.S.
  8. Mike E
    I am having trouble grasping the point of your OP.
  9. Mike E
    1. Will your fiancé be in a position to file I-864 for your in-laws? 2. If USCIS demands you sign I-864a, will you?
  10. Mike E
    No idea. But per step 5 in my response, it should not matter. Then file I-407.
  11. Mike E
    They can: 1. come to U.S. 2. file I-131 3. Wait for I-131 receipt. Usually 2 weeks or less. 4. leave before biometrics are scheduled 5. optionally reschedule biometrics (perhaps using the online procedure : https://www.uscis.gov/newsroom/news-releases/uscis-launches-online-rescheduling-of-biometrics-appointments ) to a more convenient time 6. return to U.S. for biometrics 7. move permanently to U.S. within 2 years of the I-131 receipt or if issued, the expiration of the re-entry permit
  12. Mike E
    1. Try USCIS ombudsman. 2. After the above ( likely) fails; try a DIY writ of mandamus. See topics posted by @igoyougoduke
  13. Mike E
    I agree with this. And yet in anticipation of NVC and/or CO incompetence, I would try to get the Pakistan police certificates.
  14. Mike E
    Be Be that as it may, given there is now a 10 year ban, my advice to seek competent legal advice stands.
  15. Mike E
    You have created a false dilemma for yourself. There is no or. There is only and. 1. Contact NVC now to correct this. 2. In your DS-260 correct this 3. In your evidence that you upload for NVC include a note requesting the correction. 4. At the interview, correct it. 5. Correct the visa if the name is still not correct. 6. File I-90 if the name is wrong on your green card 7. File N-400 with the correct name, and 8. Refuse to take oath of citizenship until the naturalization certificate is correct.
  16. Mike E
    Your current attorney is not competent. * Find another attorney. * Call into Jim Hacking’s youtube show IMHO a competent lawyer would have * refused to file I-612 if your J-1 authorized stay had expired * once you were within 30 days of a 180 day overstay, told you to leave the U.S.
  17. Mike E
    This is NVC we are discussing. I have low expectations. yes. I know of no other way. It will have to be, because the name on visa must match the name on the passport, which in turn must match the name on the birth certificate.
  18. Mike E
    Contact NVC to fix the name.
  19. Mike E
    If it was a 3 year ban, I would suggest leaving to serve out the 2 year home residency rule and 3 year ban. Since it is a 10 year ban, it is worth finding a competent lawyer to see if it makes sense to appeal the denial of I-612. If not, then you will still want a waiver of the 10 year ban. Did your current lawyer advise you that if I-612 was denied, that you would be banned for 10 years?
  20. Mike E
    How long was the over stay?
  21. Mike E
    File N-400 in June 2025 under the 5 year rule. Today (and I do mean today) he should download all his IRS Tax Return Transcripts from irs.gov. This way, when he is ready to file in 23 months, he will have all 5 years of tax return transcripts: 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
  22. Mike E
    Why would you wait until Sep 2023? To review: Arguably at this point continuous 3 year marital union was broken. So you will move to Utah in April 2024. The 3 year clock for martial union would complete in April 2027. Meanwhile his 5 year filing window will open June 2025. If money is no object, he should file N-400 today (since we are inside 90 days from his 3 year LPR anniversary) and let the ISO decide if 3 year marital union was broken.
  23. Mike E
    It has been done before:
  24. Mike E
    Per your own words he has not received a green card because from where I am posting it is July 2023. So perhaps reply to this comment with a correct “resident since” date.
  25. Mike E
    Why were you denied? Why were you denied? What was your response?
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