Lil bear

Yes i agree about filling the I407 as the simplest way to clear the LPR status Im wondering if an FOI for his USCIS records might be worth obtaining.. just so its moved out of the unknown and into the known …

OP also states that they sent a letter withdrawing the ROC application. Not sure if they received any notification back of this action. So do you think his LPR status is sufficiently “expired” .. If it isn’t, then travelling on VWP is the least of his problems.

He failed to complete ROC process so his LPR status would have expired at the date in his 2 year Conditional green card https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/after-we-grant-your-green-card/conditional-permanent-residence#:~:text=You cannot renew your conditional,removable from the United States.

Failing to complete the AOS process would have ended his LPR status though ?

Just checking if he did relinquish the GC. Otherwise, I don’t read anything which would rule out VWP. But his entry this time just might be a challenge .. It really depends if his info is documented on what the CBP officer sees on entry. The decision is between Trying and possibly failing or playing it really safe and not trying at all. One challenge is that as one child is struggling with his absence, Dad leaving may be even worse. Hard choice for sure

@MaegZ0322 Did he then relinquish his GC when you returned to UK?

He could fly out of Dublin which has CBP preclearance process, so that if he is denied he is still close to home and not already made the flight. Even denial of entry isn’t going to adversely affect or slow down the IV process. Is he traveling on an already issued ESTA that is current or needing to apply for a new one ?

Everything needs to be redone cost is no different

Dont doubt this at at all!! My comment was somewhat tongue in cheek as Florida is about to be slammed by the second hurricane in 3 weeks. This one is a category 4-5. Lots of destruction from the first one still not yet cleared. It’s not a good place to be right now

Not sure Florida is all that good .. at least not at hurricane season !!! 😵‍💫

Usually, If he is listed on the birth certificate as Father, he can apply to get a copy himself. If he is not listed on the birth certificate then he has no right to the certificate But your country of citizenship will have specific rules regarding this so more info is needed please

Depends on the basis for applying to Adjust Status. Follow through this link to determine your filing address https://www.uscis.gov/forms/all-forms/direct-filing-addresses-for-form-i-485-application-to-register-permanent-residence-or-adjust-status

It states .. do not count anyone twice. Because you are sponsoring your spouse, you place “1” in box 1 Because you have already counted your spouse in “box 1” you do not must “1 “ in box 3 That would be counting him twice in the section “others” You fill in and that apply to you and are members of your household as per the instructions and leave the other sections blank yourself 1

Using index cards, I wrote the question as stated in the official USCIS site .. The wording on the official site is exactly what the IO will say in asking you.. and then i wrote the answer as stated on the same site. If there are multiple answers I chose the simplest. Then i practiced saying the question and then the answer. When you learn it this way, you will find yourself hearing the question and automatically saying the answer.

Or for tall, gregarious, young for their age VIPs with extraordinary connections either? 🤪

Only the details in the letter will give us the information needed to assist you.

Your next action will depend on the reason for the denial.. we can speculate but that is all it is until you understand the basis for the denial How did you find out ?

Standard letter when income is close to the minimum. Best to get a joint sponsor lined up , all the paperwork completed , uploaded and a copy in the hands of the beneficiary .. the interviewing officer has the decision. If you choose not to get a joint sponsor lined up, and the IO determine one is needed, the visa decision will be held until this documentation has been obtained, sent to the Consulate, and the IO reviews it.

You need to contact v the Consulate where your visa interview took place.

OP has not been this website for 12 months .. unlikely to respond

The I 130 is to confirm your relationship to the beneficiary. If he doesn’t have a passport yet that is not a problem. File the I 130. Get the passport. It will be needed at the NVC stage which is probably 12+ months away

You file the I864 with him as a household member. He completes the I 864a. Your income will be your share of the joint income .. as you stated $0. His will be his income ..follow the instructions for how to determine income for self employed and what documents to file. Self employed is not as easy as payroll but not uncommon. Is there someone who would be willing to be joint sponsor ? Remember, each parent needs their own I 130 and all AOS forms including affidavit of support

Look for solid evidence of cohabitating and mingling of finances Lease with both names utility bills in joint names where possible. bank accounts - joint make your wills with each other as executer and beneficiary Drivers licences with same address

It will help if you give us the exact wording request of the RFE please You can post a pic of it with the personal details redacted if that’s easiest

Not sure what place you read the info you mention .. possibly it is referring to using the medical for Adjustment if Status from a K1 visa .. anyway the following applies to your visa type.. From the NVC website https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-10-prepare-for-the-interview/step-12-after-the-interview.html When should I travel? You must arrive in and apply for admission to the United States no later than the visa expiration date printed on your visa. An immigrant visa is usually valid for up to six months from the date of issuance unless your medical examination expires sooner, which may make your visa valid for less than six months.