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Chancy

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  1. *** Removed related thread. Please post your related questions/updates in this thread to keep the discussion in one place. *** Did you already get the "Congratulations" email or one that tells you that the case is ready for scheduling?
  2. Did you get an NVC email and CEAC inbox message with the words "Documentarily Qualified" (DQ)?
  3. *** Moved from Bringing Family of USC forum to Working & Traveling During US Immigration -- topic is about travel with GC after getting I-193 ***
  4. Again, there is nothing to do but wait until your uncle's F2B case Priority Date becomes current on Table A of the visa bulletin. No one here can predict with certainty when that will happen. Calling the embassy, making an appointment, contacting anyone in the US government -- none of those will do anything to make the visa bulletin "move".
  5. Were you born in the Philippines and spent at least 1 year in the PH as an adult? If not, you are not required to submit your (the USC petitioner's) CENOMAR for your fiancee's K1 visa application. If you were born in the PH and lived in the country as an adult, you may submit your CEMAR (Advisory of Marriage) listing your previous marriage, along with your final divorce decree from the US.
  6. If your divorce has been finalized in the US, you may file the I-129F for your fiancee, assuming you satisfy the petition requirements. No need to wait for the completion of the recognition of divorce.
  7. *** Moved from NVC forum to Embassy/Consulate Discussion -- not an NVC issue, as case is already DQ, but PD is not current ***
  8. USCIS A number is not required to apply for coverage under Covered California. A copy of the I-485 receipt notice is sufficient proof of AOS applicant status (see item #22) -- https://www.coveredca.com/documents-to-confirm-eligibility/immigration-status/
  9. *** Moved from IR1/CR1 Progress Reports to IR1/CR1 Process & Procedures ***
  10. *** Moved from Off Topic to COVID-19 forum -- topic is about COVID-related travel requirement ***
  11. *** Moved from IR1/CR1 Process & Procedures to the India regional forum -- topic is specific to Indian passport holders ***
  12. *** Moved from General Immigration-Related Discussion to Working & Traveling During US Immigration, where topics related to I-131 processing are discussed ***
  13. *** Moved from DCF forum to Moving to the US forum -- topic is about POE procedures after the visa process *** As others have said, entering the US after your 2nd wedding anniversary will entitle you to a 10-year green card. If USCIS mistakenly sends you a 2-yr GC, filing I-90 will be free due to USCIS error.
  14. Did you get married in Kuwait? If so, the NVC reviewer got confused because the DOS Reciprocity page still says that for marriages in Kuwait, "Marriage certificates are only available in the Arabic language" -- https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Kuwait.html
  15. Email them a scan of your PH passport bio page, then have them color-print it. Also email them your authorization letter.
  16. *** Moved from AOS from K1 Visas Progress Reports to US Immigration News/Discussion *** USCIS page on news about the Public Charge rule -- https://www.uscis.gov/public-charge
  17. *** Moved from AOS from K1 Visas Progress Reports to ROC General Discussion *** Congratulations!
  18. *** Moved from US Citizenship Progress Reports to General Discussion ***
  19. The I-485 denial was easy for USCIS in this case because a withdrawal request cannot be retracted, regardless of the sender's reasons and degree of regret. As such, filing I-290B would be pointless. I hope you only withdrew the I-864 and not the I-129F? If so, just file a new I-485 package (with new fees).
  20. If you have only one sponsor and they don't qualify based on current income and/or assets, even "by only a couple of grand", then the case won't get DQ-ed. Assets don't count if they are not listed on the I-864. How would NVC know about the assets if you don't list them? The immigrating spouse doesn't need to fill out an I-864A. Their assets can be listed in the petitioning sponsor's I-864 as conjugal assets.
  21. Check the Philippines column for F1 and F2B here -- https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2023/visa-bulletin-for-december-2022.html Has your MIL filed the I-130 petitions for her kids yet? If not, the visa process for her kids will take at least 10 years, whether she becomes a US citizen or remains an LPR. If I were in her shoes, I would naturalize ASAP, so I can stay in the Philippines to be with my family for as long as I want, without worrying about losing my US LPR status.
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