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Rocio0010

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Rocio0010 last won the day on November 20 2023

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  1. Nobody HAS a right to be in the US except for GC holders and citizens (that have obtained their citizenship the right way). You obtained your citizenship because you lied to them... Yikes!
  2. Not needed. What they need to do is to actually get very acquainted with the process themselves. Nothing an attorney can do that you can't. Not really. Why do you say this? If she has a visa she can enter, as long as she leaves on time and answers questions truthfully. Also not true.
  3. That's the key word in all your narrative. B1/B2 visas are NOT meant to live in the US. And CBP knows that. Just because the visa has a six month validity it does not mean she's entitled to stay the full six months. CBP does not own her anything, and any entrance until you're a resident is at their won discretion. So, whether you like it or not, don't push them because they will deny her entry next time, and that will result in a bar. Go to Ecuador or meet somewhere else until she gets the K1. Keep those encounters to a minimum.
  4. I am afraid this was a mistake by the CO, which is unfortunate because it puts OP in a pickle. I have always filed my petitions in January, and not once was I required to submit the tax return for the last year.
  5. Maybe a FOIA request Not necessarily. Like I said, the left hand does not necessarily know what the right hand does.
  6. Is there any chance you could travel the night before?
  7. Yet as per your own admission, you were not "visiting". Or am I missing something?
  8. Exactly. And many people fail to see that with DOS and USCIS many a times the left hand does not know what the right hand does, so just because she was able to pull this off several times it does not mean she will not face any issues during AOS. Time for a competent immigration lawyer.
  9. Yes, I edited my comment. I still think that this is not a DIY anymore. She left and re- entered several times knowing that she was using that B1/B2 visa to live, rather than visit. Seems like she "forgot" a tourist visa is for tourism for a few days/months.
  10. Before you file ANYTHING I would suggest filing for a FOIA to see your whole immigration file. It looks like you overstayed your visa and might be facing a bar.
  11. But yet you said you came to live with your mom. That's what confused me. Are you 100% sure you never overstayed?
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