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Lil bear

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  1. I wish😬. Each I 130 stands alone and is processed separately. Linking is a task done “ manually” on request if sometimes by an observant USCIS worker. Good advice already about getting the identified together at the NVC stage once both have been sent there
  2. Unless ex wife was previously sponsored and still covered by the I 864 associated with her immigrant visa
  3. Quicker no.. less documentation required .. yes
  4. Reentry permit gives you two years from its date of issuance when you can remain outside the US but not be seen as abandoning your LPR status. Apply as soon as you arrive in the US, do not leave until you have 2 things in hand .. 1. notice of receipt of the I131 application 2. either completed biometrics for the application OR more likely see on your USCIS account that your existing biometrics are being used and have been applied Request on the I131 application for your reentry permit to be sent to the US consulate in the country where you will be with your husband Remember to pay your green card fee before arriving .. get your SSN the next day, and use a safe reliable family or friends address as your address in the US so your green card is delivered safely. Return to the US before 12 months is up .. using your temporary green card ( the CBP officer when you enter will stamp and endorse the visa in your passport and it is then your temporary GC for 12 months). Pick up your actual GC then leave again
  5. Visa applications are made using the applicants passport .. green cards means nothing to countries other than the US
  6. Its the vehicle that is insured in the owners name. She can borrow it to do the test. But once she has her licence you will need to add her as an authorized
  7. HHS doesnt update SS status. Go back and try again.. ask for the supervisor if you get pushback again
  8. The signed completed and filed marriage license.. recorded and registered by the issuing TX county office .. is the legal evidence of the marriage
  9. Apply for the reentry permit now. Wait until she has done biometrics or been advised on her USCIS case status that biometrics already on file have been used. Leave as soon as that happens. Request on the application for the permit to be sent to the home country US consulate to be picked up.
  10. The form is clear.. date you left date you returned country(ies) visited while away Passports are listed on the documentation to be brought to the interview. No other documents relating to your trips outside the US are needed
  11. Either a dedicated line if the GE office is big enough .. or walk in with no appointment and seen as soon as the officer is available .. jumps you to the front of the queue.. at smaller offices DFW handled at their check in desk so i didnt need to wait for an “interviewing” officer
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  13. Starts at # 59a. BUT living together is not essential.. i think the time referred to by OP would be seen as living together .. no documentation is required.. just enter the address and dates as required on the form
  14. Its too late for SSN application now .. needs to be done with at least 14 days remaining on the 90 day stay .. and practically it should be done as soon as the fiance enters the US to give as much time as possible for the process to be completed
  15. The expiry date on the K1 visa is immaterial now. The visa is a one use only document and is used in entry. Having filed for AOS.. and responding as required with and RFE, she remains in a period of authorized stay until the process has been completed Your only task beyond that is to enjoy life together.. oh and begin gathering documents for the next stage .. Removal of Conditions.. that will be done 2 years after getting through AOS. These documents give evidence of your shared life over the next few years
  16. The minimum is certainly only that .. the consular officer has the authority to make the final decision and its based on their assessment of the financials and the case as a whole. I would hope that your income will be seen as more than sufficient .. I would be surprised if it wasn't.. but no one can tell you with 100% certainty. It rests with the IO at the interview
  17. https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p The above link gives you information regarding minimum income for household size. Determine your household size using USCIS guidelines and find the minimum income needed
  18. Mmm. no refund if biometrics are reused i think that if you checked the “lost GC” box then you will get a replacement card with the same details as the lost one .. including the expiry date of June 2023 if this is what happens then you will need to apply for a renewal before the expiry date Maybe someone will actually look at details and renew rather than replace but i doubt it Renewal can be done within the 6 months prior to expiry, so unfortunately you could have legitimately applied for a renewal instead of a replacement
  19. Enter the visa number. Doesn't matter if it is in a now expired passport. That visa was the one that granted you entry
  20. Some get an RFE requesting an I 864a from the joint sponsor spouse.. others get accepted without it. Unknown why and when and how the decision is made
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