Mike E

The link has a list of shippers you can use to send to the street address. Usps is not among the list. So by process of elimination, usps express mail goes to the PO box.

She can have another medical in the U.S. and the physician can perform titer tests to determine immunization history.

Yeah I recall post where the divorce was ruled invalid for this reason.

https://www.uscis.gov/i-751-direct-filing-addresses

Because you violated USCIS process. Inform USCIS you have divorce in progress since before your 10 year gc was approved. And when you have a divorce decree, inform USCIS you are divorced and provide a copy of the decree. If your 10 year gc is revoked, you can file I-751 with a divorce waiver. If USCIS does nothing, then at least you tried, in the end, to do the right thing.

it could. it does, except when … It does. For a W-2 job, current income matters more. For a 1099 job, the most recent tax return matters as much. It seems you have a marginal case. You should line up a joint sponsor who has W-2 income for 2020-2023.

Get in writing from your attorney. This way when it goes south, you can cling to an “ineffective assistance of counsel” claim. I am out.

There are successful examples.

Yes it will. Nothing you can do about this except come home.

What is your plan when you get your final decree?

Perfectly executed! Congrats and take a bow.

Yes. But unless those are non refundable no credit tix, I would not re-schedule.

Varies. See https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/irstats.php?history=90 You can slow down NVC step if you must. As long as you tell NVC at every 364 days or less that you are interested in a visa, it will keep the case alive. The most recent tax return transcript is needed. So today it would be year 2022. You must have either filed taxes for the 2 previous years or state you did not have to file (if that is true).

1. During NVC 2. legally one day of employment. Practically it varies. So say 3 months. Some 6. Etc 3. Legally yes. Practically it varies. How will you support a family of 2 on $19,720? I cannot imagine supporting one person on that.

I am Canadian and would never dream of having my kids born in Canada. And they were not. There are presumably reasons why you decided to immigrate from one advanced country to another. So this is a personal choice. Note that if your wife enters the U.S. on her immigration visa, she will be an LPR. If she then leaves the U.S. to give birth in Canada, she will have two years to bring the child permanently to the U.S. to bypass an immigration visa requirement. And she must bring the child on her first return after giving birth. Again, long form birth certificate and foreign passport required. Application for a re-entry permit is recommended before she leaves the U.S. to give birth.

If she gives birth outside the U.S. before she gets her visa, there is no legal issue. However, NVC has (illegally, falsely, and incorrectly) told her that her kids must be petitioned by you. So you will have to battle NVC to assert your legal rights to file DS-260 for your child. If she gives birth after she gets a visa, and before she comes to the U.S., the rogue NVC no longer has a say. Suffice to say, it is no big deal provided there is long form birth certificate and foreign passport. I am sure the U.S. embassy in Canada lays this all out. If she gives birth in the U.S., then no U.S. immigration issue. You might want to pursue a Canadian certificate of citizenship for your child, assuming at least one parent was born / naturalized in Canada.

Seems egregious, but perhaps there are details with respect to the beneficiaries or the household of the sponsor that the CO considered. https://fam.state.gov/FAM/09FAM/09FAM030208.html has a detailed discussion of current public charge considerations. Review those and see if any applied to any of the beneficiaries.

She is saying even if the airline lets her board, because Pakistan has formal exit controls, the immigration officer will deny her boarding. South Asian exit controls are a trip, and my pulse always elevates when going through them.

For a transit, holding a green card, iatatravelcentre.com is your friend.

150k of W-2 income for 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020?

Well we have seen bigger submissions. I understand your concern about 300 pages being put into a flat rate priority mail box with no padding. The sheets will get bent and curled in transit and then it will be a pain for USCIS to scan the entire thing into an auto feeder without paper jams. Consequences: slow processing and/or pages that do not get scanned. I would put the 300 pages in a letter sized card board box. Then put rubber bands around the box to keep the lid on. Then insert letter box into the priority mail box with padding around the inner box to keep it from banging around inside the outer box. Padding should not be taped to inner box.

How sufficient?

Other than practicing good contraception, no action needed. 😂

How many pages?

It is saying that if your spouse had a child, to bring that child would require you to file a separate I-130. I disagree with NVC. My understanding is F2A allows derivatives. If your spouse is or gets pregnant, yes. When can you file for U.S. citizenship?