Lil bear

Visa requirements are based on Passport country ( eg Philippines) not country of residence Google will easily provide you with information about getting visas for those countries for her . Search it, apply .. i would be hopeful that you can get out done in time. But start now !!

1. No. 2. No 3. No Some IR visas allow for “derivatives” eg spouse, minor children, to be included on the application. IR 5 does not. Each of your parents application are stand alone. Now that they are both at the NVC, you can call as the petitioner of both, and request that they be “linked”. Hopefully this will have them processing and sent to the Consulate together. If this doesn’t happen, then the next opportunity is when the first one gets to the consulate… email and request that the first one be held until the second one arrives and that interview happen together

Do not confuse the “acceptance” of the lodged documents with the “approval” of the documents and application. The clerical worker who processed your application and documentation does no more than verify that you have sent a readable photo of a drivers licence signed everything sent the required paperwork paid the correct fee. They do not evaluate the contents. Only the field officer who is assigned your case will do that .. and they do it in preparation for you scheduled interview. It is the applicants responsibility to ensure their application is fully compliant with requirements.

No she cannot. Apply for a passport through the urgent travel option .. messy and time consuming depending on how close you live to the nearest passport center that has an appointment available. Appts can only be made within 14 days of the travel … or apply now through the usual method and expedite but be prepared to not travel if the passport doesn't come in time

The N14 is the instructions info for you to fix the issue. Well … USCIS does. And so would the state / county Police if you had been stopped while driving with an out of state licence after the required grace period expired. Would have had a citation to add to the N400 then Did you file the AR11 with USCIS .. or did you not consider that a “serious” need either ?

You will need to give much more info for anyone to really be able to give you worthwhile information. On what basis did you get a green card How long was it valid for? When did it expire? How did you get it .. while living overseas our already in the US If it was on the basis of marriage to USC for less than 2 years, did you apply for Removal conditions? Lots more but let’s start there … then we will know how better to answer and also which forum it is best placed in.

Each state requires residents to have in state DL .. usually within 10-30 days of moving there. You should have done this when you moved. Do it now. Follow the information given to you by the IO..

Do you have a 2 yr or 10 year Green Card ?

I answered that question. Someone who meets the IRS “physical presence” test in any one year , is considered by the IRS to be “ resident alien “ for tax purposes.. and hence must file a tax return… , irrespective of their USCIS residency status. If they have no income then they don’t need to file .. but that’s for a different reason

But the partner is looking to adjust status as they are already in the US. Cr1 or K1 are for spouse/fiancé c residing outside the US I 485. I 131 advanced parole I485 Employment Card

I really can’t give you any more info .. i dont know the back ground to your present situation.. i have just answered the simple question about who is resident for tax purposes. You need to determine how that information applies to you. If you want more help from this group you will need to clearly outline dates etc

Not necessary

IRS uses the word “resident” diffetently to USCIS. https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc851 My reading .. From this link.. If you meet the “physical presence” test then you are considered a resident alien for tax purposes

Thx. If you have any questions as you go through it .. post them in the Ir/Cr1 forum. Lots of experienced members ready to help you through !

Use turbo tax online software or employ an accountant So that your question can be placed in the correct forum.. can you please clarify if this tax filing is related a non USC Spouse petition ?

Moved to General immigration related topics where question like are posted

You will need to use I90 to apply for a replacement. With the receipt for that you will be fine to apply for naturalisation when it is time

You simply state the event as it occurred and the outcome. You should get all official documents relating to the offence, charge, court proceedings and results , and attach them to the application

Moved to Caribbean subforum for local info

You have still filed it, so it is counted

OP first post says they have a joint sponsor.

Honestly most of us are DIYers and suggest that if you are prepared to do deep research in the right places and read read read .. that you can do it yourself. The only point from your summary that is going to catch you out .. visa service , immigration lawyer or DIY.. is Montreals strict policy of requiring the USC to be physically resident in the US prior to the interview. This usually requires the USC moving to the US once the interview date is set, so they can provide documentation of their permanent presence in the US Drivers licence, voting card, phone bills, bank statements etc. Many lawyers and visa services wouldn’t be aware of this specific requirement of one particular consulate. She must file tax returns for at least the last 3 years or be able to explain why she did not need to file a US tax return.. eg zero income

You can withdraw it certainly. You must wait 2 years before filing a second I129f.. even it is for the same person.. And you cannot file more than 2 fiancé petitions You can however file subsequent petitions for a spouse if you have filed 2 previous fiance petitions. Withdrawing a petition does not stop it from counting as a filed petition

Affidavit of support fee for CR/IR visa .. not Adjustment of status. Acronyms can be confusing Context is always critical !

You forgot the Ds260 and AOS fees payable at the NVC stage for the Cr1 visa