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  1. Lil bear
    No. Not possible. Until the PD is current there is no visa available. Once the PD is current the application for a visa by the beneficiary can be started . PD is based on where the issuing of visas is up to .. And is controlled by the number of visas available Please be polite. Those who have responded to you are doing so with many years of experience and knowledge. Your post is not going to help your answer.
  2. Lil bear
    Exactly. Go for it ! Nice to be done with USCIS
  3. Lil bear
    They already know your in and out dates anyway. Questions could be raised about how you have maintained your residency while you travelled .. no matter how long or short the trips were .. evidence of drivers licence , insurance, mortgage etc all go to showing that your absences were temporary and that you maintained the US as your domicile during those periods
  4. Lil bear
    Only way to know is to get your list together and count. Any day when you were in the US for any length of v time .. eg flight departed or arrived at 00.01 in the morning .. Is counted being physically present in the US.
  5. Lil bear
    My thoughts exactly
  6. Lil bear
    Correct. It was dismissed because you were at that time following a legal means of adjusting your status by having an approved i 130’ based on marriage. Failing to go through with the I485 makes the foundation for dismissing the deputation order null and void .. so you go back to the previous condition.. deportation. .
  7. Lil bear
    Also he is in the US already and needs to adjust status .. and deal with extensive unauthorised work and overstay.. to be eligible for a visa he would have to be not in the US. .. and having already had a deportation order against him. .. Not exactly a simple task
  8. Lil bear
    That just being legally married is not the only requiremrnt. You must have documented evidence that the marriage is an active ongoing marital union. Living apart, paying child support, and “ Getting on with our lives” are not words that describe an active legitimate ongoing martial relationship But its your choice .. as it always has been .. wishing you luck. I’m out .
  9. Lil bear
    No it does not. You must meet one of the requirements of eligibility to file AOS unless you have a USC child who is over 21 years of age, I see no basis for adjusting status to be found in the info you have given us You say your daughter is 15 so that option is out You say you are separated from your wife and living separated lives .. so that spousal option is out You are out of legal status and out of authorised stay. Not a good place to be in .. your immigration record is not a good one.
  10. Lil bear
    correct. Read the fine print
  11. Lil bear
    Even a good lawyer will struggle to find a legal basis for you to adjust status. Married but not living together does not meet the prerequisites for applying for AOS
  12. Lil bear
    That’s always a risk. But you have done what you can and should. Watch your case status. Update your address with USPS, though this envelope will not be forwarded. You could try calling USCIS but the chance of getting a person is low. Recheck your account profile is updates are often v slow. If you want to mail a copy.. it wont hurt
  13. Lil bear
    I just kept a print out of the AR 11 that the system generated
  14. Lil bear
    Most here on VJ do it themselves. Do you have any “ red flag” issues or reasons that you think needs a lawyer ?
  15. Lil bear
    Online. Use The AR11 form. Also your sponsor must complete the I865 ( paper only i believe)
  16. Lil bear
    You wait until you get “ documentarily qualified” by the NVC. NVC then advises you that your application is complete and is being placed in the queue for an interview at your home country US consulate. Most appointments are made from NVC and you are notified of these details. Then you do the above
  17. Lil bear
    Well this thread occasionally makes as much sense as that song !!🤣
  18. Lil bear
    For me .. go with the black and white answer. If you sent a document in, take the original and a copy. Nothing to lose doing so
  19. Lil bear
    Everything you submitted means “everything you submitted “ They tell you to bring the original documents ( the ones you either copied and mailed in or scanned and submitted electronically) that accompanies your application. ALL In addition, photocopy each of the originals so that , if they need to retain anything, they will take the copy and return the originals to you.
  20. Lil bear
    Many countries do not return old passports. The consulate officer will be well aware of Tunisia’s policy
  21. Lil bear
    It is good to hear your updates !!!
  22. Lil bear
    This official uscis document gives very clear instructions for documentation specific to each situation https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-130instr.pdf You would do well to study this carefully. It will answer not only this question but many others , and ensure your application is complete and accurate and less likely to get rejected or receive an RFE
  23. Lil bear
    You can only file under the 5 year rule. Who you are and were previously married to has no bearing on this .. apart from the documentation you need attach. First marriage certificate, husbands death certificate, second marriage certificate…… Plus the other standard documents Go for it. Go well.
  24. Lil bear
    Then check the visa needs for a USC to enter Italy. Easily “googled”
  25. Lil bear
    The questions are exactly as stated in the official USCIS guide. My understanding is that the selection is computer generated and not selected by the IO
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