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JeanneAdil

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  1. This question lies squarely at the intersection of immigration & tax law, and the short answer is no. There is no law that allows working remotely in the U.S. for a foreign employer. Chapter 3 of IRS Publication 519, US Tax Guide for Aliens spells out why such remote work is not permitted.Jul 12, 2022
  2. Why wouldn't u file MFJ and get double the standard deduction just have her sign the W7 form , fill it out and mail with your return for the ITIN $13,850 for single filers and those married filing separately, $27,700 for those married filing jointly,
  3. she is not suppose to work in our outside the US till she has the EAD to do so
  4. How did son get to be USC and how old is he?
  5. first petitioner sends form to IRS for no taxes filed and then sends the Yearly letter which says what his benefits will are and will be for the next year (we get these in October for the upcoming year Mail or Fax the Completed IRS Form 4506-T to the address or FAX number provided on page 2 of form 4506-T. If the 4506-T information is successfully validated, tax filers can expect to receive a paper IRS Verification of Nonfiling letter at the address provided on their request within 5 to 10 days if joint sponsor is the only income it not household of 1 , its petioner and bene but SS benefits can be used for sponsorship
  6. Get that SS number ASAP as time is running out file form 2555 to exempt foreign income for 2024 when doing 2024 tax returns
  7. No discussion but the man has to prove the dowry has been settled to finalize the divorce It is called MAHR in many countries instead of dowry In Islamic law, Maher is a gift or contribution made by the husband-to-be to his wife-to-be, for her exclusive property, as a mark of respect for the bride, and as recognition of her independence. It is not, however, a gift in the traditional sense, but is in fact obligatory and the wife-to-be receives it as a right.May 23, 2024 Under Islamic law, a husband must pay mahr whenever his wife requests it or when he initiates a divorce
  8. we had obama care as we thought to apply I 130 https://www.healthcare.gov/small-businesses/shop-rates/ohio/ for 60 year old from bronze to platinum rates in ohio/ they don't show older that 60 as they assume medicare which she can't get for 5 years Enrollee age 60 $579.01 $747.18 $940.95 $1131.38
  9. says Missouri sorry i didn't look up that state insurance plans
  10. we bought a temp policy while MIL here as tourist the low premiums (researching health care. gov) have huge deductibles / and i mean huge these insurance policies do not cover precriptions , eye care and dental (the 3 things elderly need) my MIL monthly mediications were over $600 for her diabetes plus dr in US visit Will she be needing cataract surgery like most elderly ? MD save IMissouri) On MDsave, the cost of a Cataract Removal Surgery ranges from $3,280 to $6,999. Those on high deductible health plans or without insurance can shop, compare prices and save. Read more about how MDsave works. Look up cost online of daily medications she may take What we found out about moving to US was here we face allergies that other countries don't have
  11. Men have also been known to change the last name or to hyphenate using both his and yours
  12. https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-485instr.pdf Instructions always help the question is arrested, detained or convicted Normal traffic violations are not an arrest but read thru the instructions and how did u fill out this question on the DS 160?
  13. Put your new marriage name if u want it to appear on green card otherwise u will need a court order or wait till natualization to change it to the married name it does not automatically change thru marriage for a foreigner but u can use it legally now If u use maiden name of forms u will need to follow rules to change it (naturalization ) or If you would like to update the name reflected on your document, you must provide sufficient evidence of your name change, such as a court order, marriage certificate, divorce decree, or other vital document record.Jul 12, 2024 Updating or Correcting Your Documents - USCIS USCIS (.gov)
  14. You can marry in US and do the I 130 petition together / then she returns to Chile After that the CBP will question her entry but she can reply "i returned home after the marriage and we r awaiting the spouse visa interview in Chile On K1 same questions at POE but they will see K1 in computer and assume intent to stay and can cancel the ESTA BTW K1 is not that much faster and is more expensive
  15. co sponsor lives with petitioner and his/her income is combined with petitioner's Joint sponsor does not have to live with petitioner and must qualify with same income (100 % of poverty) both must have US residency It is up to the CO at the interview the U.S. consulate has discretion about whether to recognize a joint sponsor who signs Form I-134
  16. that would be abuse no matter what the circumstances are, people are suppose to be treated with respect by immigration officers
  17. Then they said her should would be protected from domestic violence when she signs the oath of allegiance. That is a strange thing to say any of us (even a man or illegal or someone who sees it happen ) can report domestic violence and get police and help
  18. Its not an IT issue its the # of cases that are in each office USCIS stats show the following 10.9 million petitions received in 2023 plus the 2022 backlog with 1900 In FY 2023, USCIS received 10.9 million filings and completed more than 10 million pending cases– both record-breaking numbers in the agency's history.Feb 9, 2024 According to USCIS, its recent pending caseload through the end of FY 2023 was over nine million and its net backlog was over four million. This is an increase from FY 2019 when there were approximately six million pending cases and a net backlog of around 2.5 million.May 14, 2024 A normal work day is not for K1 alone wirh just 19000 federal employees On an average day in FY 2023 we: Adjudicate more than 40,500 requests for various immigration benefits. Process 3,800 applications to sponsor relatives and future spouses. Analyze nearly 560 tips, leads, cases and detections for potential fraud, public safety and national security concerns. Process refugee applications around the world in support of the refugee admissions ceiling of 15,000 refugees for fiscal year 2022. Grant asylum to 163 individuals already in the United States. Screen more than 547 people for protection based on a credible fear of persecution or torture if they return home. Serve 800 people at in-person appointments for document services and other urgent needs. Fingerprint and photograph 12,000 people at 130 application support centers. Approve applications and petitions to help unite 3 foreign-born orphans with the Americans who want to adopt them. Grant lawful permanent residence to more than 2,300 people and issue nearly 9,200 Green Cards. Welcome more than 3,400 new citizens at naturalization ceremonies—that’s one every 25 seconds in a 24-hour period. Typically, about 47 of these new citizens are members of the U.S. armed forces. Ensure the employment eligibility of 100,000 new hires in the United States. Receive 60,000 phone calls to our toll-free phone line and more than 150,000 inquiries and service requests via online accounts and digital self-help tools. Receive 1.5 million visitor sessions to our website. Conduct automated verifications on employment eligibility and immigration status for more than 124,000 cases in E-Verify and 52,000 cases in SAVE. Conduct manual reviews of eligibility and immigration status for more than 1,300 cases in E-Verify and 7,000 cases in SAVE. Resolve more than 1,000 phone calls and 450 emails related to E-Verify and SAVE inquiries. Process more than 1,500 Form I-134A supporter applications for Ukraine, Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela Process 900 Freedom of Information Act/Privacy Act requests.
  19. this is very true divorce in Muslim countries is easy/ very easy the divorce will be final when husband can prove the initial dowry for marriage has been paid (or settled)
  20. U mean (from previous post ) u sent the petition to Texas receiving center From there the petition is assigned to a US office usually California but could be Texas office When that office receives the packet, they will send written notice and online will say review which only means the info is fed into computer unless u are missing an item or signature or a fee (RFE or packet sent back in these cases) Actual review will start anywhere from a few months to a year . this depends on office workload and the case itself /complicated cases take longer. so now u wait and wait and wait u need patience please when u get the NOA1, fill in timeline with your flag for country as your further questions may be related to that country and embassy Best to u both
  21. then is someone a LPR? Or is this a work visa? it does not matter visa type, 2 wifes must be reported on any petition and he can not bring them both/ to live in US, u must abide by US laws
  22. our house is Muslim and my Adil came and is USC now
  23. Because to have more than 1, st wife should approve to prevent discord in family and neighborhood but mostly to have more than 1 , u have to prove u can afford the extra wife and children from the marriage and most can not
  24. then they have also not followed Islamic law (Sharia) which says But Sharia requires Muslims to obey “the law of the land” of the country they live in. The “law of the land” in the U.S. is the Constitution. Sharia requires Muslim Americans to support and follow the Constitution in all matters related to public law. To petition he would need to be living in US as LPR or USC and he would have broken both US and Islamic laws
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