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  1. Yes. I started the immigrant visa process after we were married. But the humanitarian parole presented itself and allowed her to come to the U.S. much faster. So, I gave up on the immigrant visa as it seemed pointless after that and went straight for the 485. That makes our case a bit atypical. Sorry, will do as time permits.
  2. Humanitarian parole, I believe. We have an I-130 and I-131.
  3. We're in sort of a grey area as near as I can tell. After we married, I started the CR-1 process but abandoned it after the humanitarian parole opened up during the Biden admin. That allowed her to come to the U.S. exceptionally fast. Once here, I started the I-485 process, which we are still waiting on. I was hoping the 485 would get approved before her parole ran out but that didn't happen (We did get one ROE, which undoubtedly delayed things). So, now we're in this period where she is without status while we wait on the green card.
  4. Yes, I'm a U.S. citizen. We did receive one ROE, so technically, it's not late. It's just that she's without status until they move on the I-485.
  5. My wife's parole recently expired. Meanwhile, we've been waiting 2 years for her I-485 status to be adjusted. She's currently living with me in the U.S. My question is, now what? Are we to remain in limbo while her status is being adjusted? Does she have to leave the country?
  6. My wife, the beneficiary, is currently residing in the United States, and we have already submitted the I-485 and accompanying forms. We have selected the option for her to receive a SSN on the I-485. My question is, should she get an ITIN number in the meantime?
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