JeanneAdil

i should have said under 21 of age

since u applied for expedite, i would say they mailed the answer

unmarried children are able to come on the visa for the spouse of a green card if u naturalize, u will need to file a petition for each child separately with all costs associated with each petition

go to the bank and put a stop on 2 of them / easier than trying to work thru immigration when u can't call them and they are slow to respond to emails if the 3 payments go thru, u have 30 days to dispute the pay outs

A physical therapist can help people manage vertigo and dizziness symptoms so they can get moving again. Physical therapists are movement experts who improve quality of life through hands-on care, patient education, and prescribed movement. You can contact a physical therapist directly for an evaluation.Apr 11, 2021 If is is vertigo then" Vertigo is caused by crystals breaking loose in the inner ear and the treatment is not painful but realigns these crystals the PT can show the person how to treat at home but basically the PT will lay her down on table with head over the edge turned in direction of the ear with problems and hold it there for about 5 minutes other than vertigo, eye, ear and nose dr needs to assess her

Separated or divorced? separated is more difficult as there is no waiver for separated and u need the USC to assist in the AOS process Divorced you need divorce papers (court signed) and the waiver

even a naturalized US citizen can not travel to certain countries if the country he was born in demands a tourist visa a Cuban born man with US naturalization was not allowed to enter Brazil (as seen on youtube) as cubans need tourist visas a person coming to the US on a K 1 visa can not take a cruise out of the US until the AOS is complete my BIL married a Russian girl and her parents came for the wedding. he made plans for all to cruise on the honeymoon and paid for all 4 to his dismay they were not allowed to board the ship as the K1 bene can not leave the US and the tourist visa for parents does not allow them to travel to other countries . Does not matter where the ship is licensed / it matters what port it leaves out of.

yes, all must be listed

I assume u have an approved visa to enter the its quite normal to have your personal belongings packed in whatever is handy (suitcases, boxes, car top storage box, garbage bags,) they may choose to inspect them -discretion of CBP officer if only coming on tourist visa , then ???? if you do this on K 1 make sure you have all u need as u can't leave the US till the AP is approved (so don't leave any personal items that u may need fast back in Canada) It would be extremely helpful if u completed a timeline /everyone wants to know "how long" and the stats are incomplete on V J when members don't do timelines u want help from VJ / be wiling to do a timeline and embassy review to help those who follow u

most positions at VA hospitals require a USC but under the Title 38 and Hybrid Title 38 health care occupations LPR can work so, if they accepted the A number on the I 94, the person has the same rights about showing the green card (as i see from reading)

. No. If a worker records a USCIS or Alien Number, or an Admission Number, in Section 1 of the Form I-9, an employer is not allowed to ask or see a specific document with that number or otherwise specify which documentation a worker may present, based on the worker's citizenship status. Asking an employee for proof of citizenship or immigration status in the process of verifying a worker's employment authorization could violate the law that IER enforces at 8 U.S.C. § 1324b(a)(6). During both initial verification and reverification, a worker may choose which documentation to present from the I-9 Form List of Acceptable Documents. quoted from Department of Justice https://www.justice.gov/crt/frequently-asked-questions-faqs#:~:text=No.,on%20the%20worker's%20citizenship%20status.

usually but the woman (member here) from Mississippi had to deal with this issue someone tried to say he already had a morocco wife and she flew to moroc to Rabat to find out for sure visa reissued but it took time as the lady was in US army and had to wait for time off to dispute and take info to Casa embassy

to get my husband's visa i had to provide death certificates of my late husband , my father, my husbands father who was killed in Italy and birth certificates of both my sons (and they weren't kids anymore) if USCIS wants it, and they have the right to ask for these, get them/ the case will go no further till USCIS has the proofs they ask for i sent a link to use to get all these from HOnduras for deaths and births and all https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Honduras_Deaths_-_FamilySearch_Historical_Records

not true morocco man actually got his visa and the embassy called him back and revoked it it can be denied at any point till u r actually in this country and if a K1 and don't marry within the 90 days, someone can report that and open up a whole bag of different worms

For those who wonder , it will be at least 3 months from publishing date (and probably longer) per the process USCIS is required to follow a specific process mandated by the Administrative Procedures Act to enact major changes to their services and fee schedule. The first step is the publishing of a proposed final rule, which was released on Jan. 4, 2023. Following the publication of the proposal the agency must conduct a 60-day comment period to collect public feedback on the proposal. Once the comment period ends, the agency can take a variety of actions, including modifying or withdrawing the proposal. After any modifications occur based on feedback, the final rule will be published. This can take place as quickly as 30 days after the end of the public comment period. The final published rule will state the date that the new rule will be implemented, which can be 30 days or more from the publication date.

Visa will not be issued until the extra security checks from the info on the ds5535 are completed WOM before that forcing the embassy to make a decision can get a denial if the whole process is not complete BTW did u provide the criminal report from Russia ?

it would help to get the real ID stamp on DL https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/driver-licenses-identification-cards/real-id/what-is-real-id/real-id-info-non-u-s-citizens/

and let me ask are u Guafoking that wanted to expedite his visa posting under a different ID (as u just joined and r from same country)? if your whole family is in danger, how does it help for u and only u to come to the US ?

https://www.uscis.gov/CHNV

no, i am saying for living in the US , bring the transcripts not needed for interview and the record of shots will be sent with the medical exam but u need it for your own records Here in the US

OP Basically u r not a USC or LPR and have no rights in the US u r not even guaranteed a visa (as said on the USCIS website and the receipt for the I 130) many countries its hard to find a job but what are u qualified to do? Education counts big here or u can be stuck in a low paying boring job Never use this approach with immigration (lying about a medical condition) as that is a life time bar be truthful

it would help if u did a timeline I would create a new ds260 and scan to add the child

immigration documents will be scanned to NVC before the interview she needs to take the originals to the interview i would have her get school transcripts and an original birth certificate for ur records even another marriage certificate if possible and copy of record of all shots from her dr

u click the box in front of "no end date" if asked at border u say "can not leave the US until i have green card or advance parole one way unless round trip is cheaper / sometimes it is

u can hit the word portal above and in the right hand column , check timelines on that page (under members, or those with pending appointments