Lil bear

I maybe wrong but they all look like first level automatic notes generated when your application was initially received and entered into the system .. these are for the attention of the officer who actually looks at your application .. they will decide what needs to be done.. if anything .. with these issues. Everyone filing in the 90 days prior to their 3/5 yr anniversary will get flags 1 and 2. Everyone filing N 400 with a not yet approved I751 will get #4.

2 yrs from DQ

Only because one agency doesn't talk to the other.. i personally choose the “ technically correct true” end of the spectrum over the more pragmatic “ its never happened before “ option any time. One less thing to possibly be a issue.. even if it “ probably” wont be an issue .. and its easy to amend a tax return

You should file an amended return as MFS in order to ensure it us not an issue moving forward

Moved to MENA regional sub forum for consulate specific assistance

I think you mean “removing conditions” mot adjusting status

You are confusing the “visa” with the “stamped visa” The visa allows you to enter the USA one time only and upon entry be granted LPR status. Entry must be before the expiry of the visa .. 15 Dec 2022 After entering, the visa is now finished as a visa document At entry, the CBP officer will place a stamp on or adjacent to the visa which shows the date you entered the US using the visa and became an LPR on entry You only state “recently” so l will just pick a date .. Dec 1 2022. For 12 months after entry on Dec 1 2022, the “stamped visa” can be used as evidence of your LPR status, while you wait for the physical Green Card to be sent to you You have everything you need to travel overseas and return yo the US.. your foreign passport and its enclosed “stamped visa”.

Instructions and evidence requirements are clearly written on the website for you to read On the form , areas marked with an “*” are required.. those without the * are optional

Yes OP has posted in the Diversity Lottery forum

Correct

That is not a problem. All documentation and fees will be submitted through that site. But ensure she knows, understands and checks everything before you submit .. especially the DS 260.. as she is required to swear and attest to the truthfulness of all the information on her documents

Yep. That it takes two to tango but only one to show maturity and stop the spiraling descent. Your call on keeping the fight going or no longer fueling an insatiable fire Just my thoughts

You wont get an appointment as its not your visa application. Consulates dont work like your thinking

1. No 2.No it is not difficult to understand the immigration process … it just takes reading over all the uscis information easily accessed on their website.. and the guides on this site. My feeling is you need to spend significant time doing this

If she has a visitor visa then she can travel to the US for a visit .. but each entry is at the discretion of the CBP officer at POE… it seems from your first post, however, that she does not have a visitor visa already.. her application for a visitor visa would take as long as the immigration process. Have you met in person?

Why ? They dont care if you had them through your msrraige, other relationship, adoption , .. they just want to know

1. Get it direct from USCIS case processing 2. simply search the timelines on vj website usjng appropriate fields

Huh? You asked about filing a I 129f. You will need to be a lot clearer in describing your history and concerns

Yes. Application for an immigrant visa while resident in home country.. versus Adjustment of status if in the US ( must have entered legally )

You are on the path already for CR/IR1 as the first step is the I130. After its approval ypu then apply for the visa to immigrate. This is done from outside the US through Consular processing. Deciding to stay and adjust status is changing course mid stream and , while it allows you to remain in the US instead of returning home while it is processing .. it comes at significant cost .. and not just $$$

It is now .. well it is your wifes now … It is the case number relating to the production of the immigrants physical green card

You will not have legal immigrant status until your AOS is approved. If your prospective job requires either LPR or USC status in order to work, then you will have to wait. All jobs require authorization to work ( like EAD) some require LPR or USC, some require USC. No way round it. Find another job in the interim or wait it out

There is no hard and fast rule or predictor to the reuse of biometrics. Don't overthink this. Maybe play it safe by returning a day or two earlier .. or if you live close enough, you could try a walk in to the ASC before you go. Not guarantees that they will let you do it but nothing to lose by trying

Moved to AOS from K1 visa as this reflects the stage OP is going through

https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/after-we-grant-your-green-card/maintaining-permanent-residence