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  1. Mike E
    Legally yes. In practice some airlines are clueless. If you have a plan B that routes you through Ireland, Canada, or Mexico, you will be fine for sure.
  2. Mike E
    Proof of intent to establish domicile is not needed for I-130. It is needed for NVC. Actual domicile is not legally required until the beneficiary enters on her immigration visa. At least one consulate does require domicile before issuing the visa.
  3. Mike E
    Get the W-2 job. IMO NVC and most COs do not understand anything else.
  4. Mike E
    A celebration of love while she was wearing a white wedding dress. Which USCIS, the embassy, and CBP can easily find online. ROTFL
  5. Mike E
    You do not know the rules
  6. Mike E
    Wrong
  7. Mike E
    OFW = over seas Filipina Worker Legally everything you are doing will work in theory. In practice, adopting relatives whose parents are still alive and then trying to get a U.S. immigration benefit usually has head winds. If you knew N-600K, I-130, or DS-260 was going to be denied, would you complete the adoption?
  8. Mike E
    1. How old is he? 2. Is he biologically related to your wife? 3. Is he biologically related to you? 4. How many days of physical presence in the U.S. does your wife have? 5. How many days of physical presence in the U.S. do you have? Assuming they file N-600K for him, that process requires an interview in the U.S. The interview letter is not enough to board a flight to the U.S., so a visa is needed.
  9. Mike E
    Have either your wife or you filed for divorce?
  10. Mike E
    This VJ member adopted his K-2 step daughter. She did not go through RoC. Instead the father filed for her U.S. passport which was granted. So the question remains. Did OP adopt the step child?
  11. Mike E
    Yep. Did at least a half dozen trips while pending.
  12. Mike E
    In OP says K-1 and K-2 were filed for and received. hoofbeats, zebras, horses
  13. Mike E
    Have you adopted her?
  14. Mike E
    When did you file I-751?
  15. Mike E
    https://www.uscis.gov/newsroom/alerts/uscis-announces-additional-mail-delivery-process-for-receiving-adit-stamp
  16. Mike E
    Let us hope they are accurate
  17. Mike E
    Why?
  18. Mike E
    But you did not lead with that message. The first message says otherwise. So get a B visa.
  19. Mike E
    Allegedly, Loeb said: “I’ve found that it’s easier to recover the truth about interstellar space from the bottom of the Pacific Ocean than it is from government.”
  20. Mike E
    https://www.ice.gov/tipline
  21. Mike E
    Pretty sure DS-160 asks for name and address of U.S. contact and name and address of each relative. With modern computing capabilities, it is trivial to correlate your MIL with your wife. As this has now devolved toward a primer on how to deceive DoS, I am out.
  22. Mike E
    2. Yes. This reads like you want to use your F-1 visa to visit. If so, you have the wrong visa.
  23. Mike E
    I am having trouble finding the post but there was a case posted this year where a someone was denied a B visa because previously a relative had adjusted on a B visa. That would definitively identify her Except for trip where she filed I-485
  24. Mike E
    Grandparents who are work authorized (citizens, LPRs, American Samoans, etc) are permitted to provide child care to their grand children. Per your time line, your wife entered on a B visa and adjusted status. So the embassy might suspect history will repeat itself.
  25. Mike E
    Given the intent is unauthorized work, that seems likely.
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