Lil bear

The form should be clear what you need to include. From memory, what you have listed is required. Photos are not needed

All clear. The relationship is not a requirement when applying under the 5 yr rule

It couldn't be done online 2 years ago Thx for the update

Yes i did. You take your new passport and naturalization certificate and Do v a walk in to a GE office. No appt necessary

Usually you can apply and interview in either your home country or a country where you have legal residency status.

The name on the ticket should match the name on the passport. Carry the GC and marriage certificate to link the two names on the GC and passport

K thx for the clarification. I will move your question to the regional subforum for best responses.

Just confused about your visa type -K1 fiancé, your post in the K3 forum, and your question about marrying in the Philippines. If you are using K1 visa then you need to get married here in the US once the fiancé has entered using the fiancé visa

Are you asking if you can use the EAD/AP card instead of your Indian Passport to gain entry into Turkey? EAD/AP/GC are documents that are for USA residency. They carry no authority for any country other than the US. Your country of citizenship (passport ) is the one that dictates the entry requirements into another country

Entered today on my US passport after a quick trip to Australia.. global entry .. walked straight through. Not a problem. 7 th trip since March 2024. No issues

All airlines that fly into the US have contact access to CBP Whether all front line airline agents “ know” this or use the service is different issue

Staying outside the US for an extended time does not cause the LPR status to be abandoned. Nor does failing to renew a 10 yr GC. Not does failing to file taxes. LPR status must either be abandoned by v the use of v the I407 by the GC holder or by a decision of an immigration judge. If the airline accepts the expired GC and the OP gets to fly, expect significant questioning at POE. Refuse to sign the 407 when offered by CBP, request to be able to come before a judge, get a good immigration lawyer and work very hard at establishing the evidence of actually living in the US. This is not a minor nor simple situation.

So, they told the officer on first entry that they were going to apply for a reentry permit. But it seems that they left the US without doing so and are now going to possibly have to say the same thing again. Not a good look The dependent daughter may be refused entry or granted entry for a much shorter period of time .. may be..! If everyone is allowed to enter, the parents should apply for the reentry permit urgently and stay in the US until biometrics are either reused or completed. I wouldn’t go anywhere that might remotely take you out of the US. Think about what happens at the entry if the daughter is denied entry. Who will go where ?

As i read the OP post .. It leaves me wondering how long the parents have been overseas.. and if they are at risk of being questioned about if they really are living in the US.. having a dependent traveling with them who only has a visitor visa for her stay in the US may trigger more complex questions than the OP is concerned about

90 days.

You will need to wait for either the EAD work permit or the GC whichever comes first. He is currently in authorised stay while the AOS is being processed. The receipt from the AOS confirms this but does not give him “legal” residency which is want the DMV needs to see

Medicare is at deaths doorsteps every election according to whoever is in power or not in power .. I’m just thankful somewhat in the world still has reasonably peaceful elections .. and a good sausage sizzle.

Having indicated immigrant intent by the filing of the I 130, a tourist visa is unlikely especially as there was a denial prior to the filing. The i130 pretty much confirmed the officers thinking. You could try applying for a visitor visa with documentation from her dr regarding her terminal condition. I don't know how that would be assessed but i see no no other options

Moved to Adjustment of Status from student visa as this represents the OPs current situation

Your situation will raise significant questions Very strong documentation and extensive knowledge of each other will be required to satisfy the officer that this is a genuine relationship and but primarily for immigrant purposes. Not too day off can’t be successful but it will be challenging. Good luck

Moved to K1/K3 forum as this reflects the visa type and stage OP is currently at No. This form does not need to be completed as those entering on this visa have already gone through biometrics and so are already “registered” during the interview stage. They are therefore exempt.

Thats how I read it yes .. And how it usually happens. The interview letter will also contain information anti documentation you need to take with you

Yes you must fill in all boxes Current income is the strongest factor in approval. But the interviewing officer has final say and no one can predict how the total situation will be assessed. Perhaps including all 3 years transcripts and your W2 May help. Maybe

Im going to try If you are joint sponsor for a USC who is petitioning for the petitioners parents. These are standalone petitions. A separate petition for each parent .. a separate I864 for each parent Are you submitting two I 864 forms ..one for each beneficiary ? or are you joint sponsor for only one ? As each application is stands alone , your household will be 2+1 immigrant on each one. So household of 3 on each form. As the time on completing the form, you are not sinusitis either of them .. So you do not include the other parent on the household number. If your income alone is sufficient, you put your income on the form, submitting the IRS tax transcript and your W2 plus pay stubs as documentation. Your income for the previous tax years can be demonstrates by your w2. Your current year income is documented my your payslips

@ER232 You have posted this in the forum for AOS from a fiancé visa .. So we can move it to the correct forum.. are your parents already in the US and are adjusting status, or in their home country and applying for an IR5 visa through the consular process. Thx