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Mike E

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  1. No CRBA then No N-600K then. 1. Do they have green cards? 2. Are you still married to their father?
  2. 1. Are you their father or mother? 2. Were they born in wedlock? 3. How many years of physical presence in the U.S. did you have before the oldest was born? 4. Do you live with them abroad? 5. How old is the oldest?
  3. Were they born before or after you became a U.S. citizen?
  4. Must be cut. officemax or staples have self print areas and on believe precision paper cutters for you to use
  5. Read the link crazycat gave you. Once ICE detains him for unlawful presence, he can get an NTA for removal. Generally USCIS loses jurisdiction over I-485 while the beneficiary is in removal. https://www.immigrationhelp.org/learning-center/i-485-in-removal-proceedings
  6. It can be difficult for a citizen of most south east Asian countries to get married in another country: * their passports are weak, reducing the pool of countries in which to marry * of the pool of countries that grant them a visa waiver, it can be difficult to process all the required red tape for two foreigners to marry before the authorized stay expires. I would like to see specific examples of the Philippines government denying CFO to their citizens because a Utah County marriage certificate was presented.
  7. It is time to do a DIY Writ of Mandamus on the I-751 so that you get an actual 10 year gc.
  8. Yes. Once ICE is involved, simple I-485s become complex and expensive.
  9. I-90 is not needed. N-400 receipt extends her gc by 24 months. She can travel with that. i-90 is a waste of money in her situation
  10. That would be a blessing. I-751 interview waivers seem to be more frequent. As you noted, OP is on a bad path.
  11. That helps. I would apply for the visa to Mexico, I-131a, and ADIT at the same time, and see which one wins the race
  12. What embassy or consulate is this? Do they have visas in hand?
  13. No. Originals only. Yes going sooner than 10 days is generally ineffective. We went 34 days after my wife naturalized. We did not bring her naturalization certificate; that document belongs in a safe and besides which the passport agency had not returned it by then. Instead, we used her passport. And what about the passports?
  14. Generally USCIS and DoS do not ask for police reports from the U.S., because they can just ask the FBI. Sometimes they do make specific requests for U.S. police records. If and until that rarity happens, she should not concern herself with U.S. police reports.
  15. Living in a city near the border of Canada, you never had a bad experience as an immigrant.
  16. OP was not denied vape stuff because OP was German. By all means though, go spend $500K pursuing this in court.
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