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  1. Mike E
    Have you adopted her?
  2. Mike E
    You cannot put the interview off indefinitely. There was a post in March of 2023 where someone kept delaying the IR-1 visa interview, and the embassy canceled the I-130. Unfortunately, this post appears to have been deleted. I suggest you complete the interview, get the visa, use it, file for a re-entry permit, wait for the receipt, and return to your country of origin.
  3. Mike E
    No.
  4. Mike E
    The Netherlands is now a Disney movie and no longer a country.
  5. Mike E
    OP has residency in OK, not OP’s spouse. If in future, OP spends more days with his adopted daughter than in OK, OP can make the case he is resides abroad. For N-600K, USCIS will want to see that they are not living in the U.S.
  6. Mike E
    Your leisure time or living with your spouse. Pick the one you value more. Assuming the latter, not only do you have to show domicile, you have to be physically inside the U.S. before or at the same time your beneficiary arrives in the U.S.
  7. Mike E
    So the above is part of your story. The rest of your story: * taken from America against your will as a child * misled that you would be allowed to return before your re-entry permit expired * lied to: your permit expired and you were told you are not an LPR * when researching F-1 student visas, you learned you were still an LPR But you need to focus on getting out Pakistan first.
  8. Mike E
    On my all 3 original sealed copies of my divorce decrees, the seal is neither raised nor on each page. I used the electronic decree (which had no seal at all) for I-129F. For the K-1 interview, the CO did not ask for it. For the I-485 interview, the ISO wanted to see the original and accepted it. For I-751, the decree was not sent. For N-400, the ISO did not ask. If your state or county does not put a seal on each page, and your ISO or CO insists otherwise, then you will be at an impasse and will have to find another way to be together.
  9. Mike E
    What is your primary objective? Go yo school or resume life as an LPR?
  10. Mike E
    @igoyougoduke
  11. Mike E
    I know of nothing in INA that says an IR-2 non petitioning parent must be an LPR or U.S. citizen. Or even alive No, sorry. The U.S. citizen step parent needs to adopt the step child. See
  12. Mike E
    IR-1 has no derivatives. IR-2 has no derivatives. IR-5 has no derivatives. Immediate family of U.S. citizens have no derivatives. I agree.
  13. Mike E
    https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=339460 Interview Date : 2022-07-18 Submit Review Visa Received : 2022-07-29 US Entry : 2022-08-13 Beneficiary is in the U.S. now, and presumably has a gc in hand. Marriage (if applicable): 1. Why are you asking about CEAC when beneficiary is in the U.S.? 2. When was the couple married? 3. When was the final divorce decree issued? 4. Did the CO see the divorce decree?
  14. Mike E
    It does not to me.
  15. Mike E
    Give N-600K a try once the adoption is complete and you have 2 years of legal and physical custody after adoption.
  16. Mike E
    Citizen of what country(ies)?
  17. Mike E
    Then it would be prudent to notify USCIS when a divorce is filed
  18. Mike E
    For god sakes, why? Just why? Is this a thrill seeking fetish? You will show the officer your gc and extension letter. You need to show both to the airline to have any hope of boarding the flight to the U.S.
  19. Mike E
    Then attend the interview. I have never paid attention to the code on either my green cards or either of my wife’s green cards.
  20. Mike E
    What interview? https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=452854 shows nothing. Do you have an interview scheduled?
  21. Mike E
    It seems like you do not plan to file I-751 before you leave the U.S., hence the strange question. With one exception, I have yet to see a case of an LPR — whose 2 year gc expired — successfully re-enter the U.S without a valid extension letter. Miraculously the embassy issued a boarding foil. Maybe you will be the first. Understand that DoS and CBP have zero sympathy. I just cannot imagine why Conditional LPRs put themselves in this situation when with little effort they can file I-751 and get a 4 year extension.
  22. Mike E
    No
  23. Mike E
    Contact NVC change it back to IR-2
  24. Mike E
    The step mom also said she got a K-3. She did not.
  25. Mike E
    Cool. If she moves, she needs to file I-865. If you move, you need to file AR-11. If you both move, she needs to file I-865 and you need to file AR-11. This way, if your I-751 is approved before you file for divorce, you cannot be accused of misrepresentation. Once either of you file for divorce, IMHO you must notify USCIS that you want to amend your I-751 to a divorce waiver, and you should include a copy of your divorce filing and extension letter. Then get divorced as fast as possible.
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