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  1. Rocio0010
    I did. So why do you even ask here if you truly believe what your lawyer says and will argue every answer we give you?
  2. Rocio0010
    With a CR-1 visa, she will be a resident as soon as she lands into the US. She can leave a month later with no issues. Just keep her visits abroad shorter than six months, since she a resident can lose residency if their visits are longer than six months. However, if she does need to stay longer than that, she should apply for a re-entry permit, which would allow her to stay abroad for 2 years with no risk of losing her status.
  3. Rocio0010
    You can call them just to see what they say, but I would still show up at that ceremony regardless of what they say on the phone.
  4. Rocio0010
    I think any answers you might get will be speculative. Both my 485 and 751 were approved without an interview. I did have an interview for N400 and even though my 751 had already been approved, my husband came with me and they still asked him one or two questions
  5. Rocio0010
    Thanks
  6. Rocio0010
    I also might be mistaken, but I don't think Kenya is in a turmoil worth seeking asylum
  7. Rocio0010
    Congrats. I 100% understand how you feel. I applied for my passport October 1st through USPS. Passport came in the mail Nov. 10th. Certificate was in the mailbox exactly one week later. I was going to put them away, but I realized I still have to go to the SSA, the bank, and the DMV to update my status.
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    ... That's sort of expected and known... I do not understand and/or see what's the new piece of information you're sharing.
  9. Rocio0010
    Hi, I have decided to create this post to talk about Hacking's most outstanding callers. @Crazy Cat @Boiler @Timona I would love to hear your thoughts on Carol's husband minute 27. I usually love the calls that involve a suspicion of marriage fraud. This one does not... But I just cannot imagine how someone can be so smart and advocate for themselves like Befon did. Enjoy.
  10. Rocio0010
    I don't think you will have issues if you divorce and need to remove your conditions on your green card if you divorce. You seem to have solid proof, such as joint bank accounts, leases, health insurance, etc. I also do not think the postnuptial agreement is something you need to disclose. If they ask, of course you will be honest about it and explain what it is and why you did it, but if they don't, no need to say anything about it. And I doubt they will ask you about it, because how will they know? Ultimately, a postnuptial agreement does not mean the marriage isn't bonafide imho.
  11. Rocio0010
    Good morning y’all, my certificate made it back yesterday, exactly one week after I got my passport in the mail. All done. End of journey for me.
  12. Rocio0010
    Oh ok. Gotcha
  13. Rocio0010
    Yeah. To me “cross the border” has a negative connotation, but I might be wrong
  14. Rocio0010
    Good catch.
  15. Rocio0010
    Do you have the decree in hand?
  16. Rocio0010
    Did you inform USCIS of the divorce?
  17. Rocio0010
    You're overthinking it. You can perfectly say "about 42k"
  18. Rocio0010
    Exactly what do you mean?
  19. Rocio0010
    It seems then that this is the best option. It was my understanding that name changes in general could delay the process because they do different background checks. But again, I do not know how things work on the Philippines side of it. If I recall correctly, I think I requested my name change on my 485 (I adjusted my status from F1 student visa) and I went to SSA and banks once I received the green card. My 485 took six months. Now when I applied for my citizenship it took longer than most folks from my FO and several attorneys told me it was because of my name change. Who knows.
  20. Rocio0010
    I have no idea how name change works in the Phillipines, but what I do know is that, for the immigration part of things, it delays the process significantly because they have to do background checks on both names.
  21. Rocio0010
    Was he married when he applied for the DV? What’s his timeline? Where’s the ex now?
  22. Rocio0010
    Are you a USC by birth? Have either of you been married before? Whats the age gap?
  23. Rocio0010
    Please fill in your timeline. Are you a USC? where is the beneficiary from? Were any of you married before?
  24. Rocio0010
    How did your spouse get his citizenship in the first place?
  25. Rocio0010
    You also need to send forms I-131 (travel permit) and I-765 (work permit) Way easier and less headachy to get another co-sponsor. It's your call. Would you prefer to have more non- taxable money for once, or would you want a smoother ride for immigration? Use this webpage You can't. The validity of the medical is only for 60 days from the time you do it until you send it. This is not the chance to save time. Your chance to "save time" is to actually file taxes jointly and take a financial hit just once if you have to.
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