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Once again, submit copies of the issue “ they know “ about when you file or get FOIA records to carry to your interview. The traffic citations will NOT be an issue but you can disclose them if you insist and provide a written response from agencies you already contact ( they are custodian of records ) that say NO Record exists .

That is the definition of Immigrant Intent .

Don’t you worry..VJ will be here to make sure your baby mama knows what to do 😀 https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-h-chapter-5 If the U.S. citizen parent has died, the child's U.S. citizen grandparent or U.S. citizen legal guardian may submit the application, provided the application is filed not more than 5 years after the death of the U.S. citizen parent.

Here is the 2020 list of 13 countries…still looking for this year’s contestants. Mexico won’t be there.. https://www.migrationpolicy.org/article/recalcitrant-uncooperative-countries-refuse-deportation 2020, it considered 13 countries and territories recalcitrant: Bhutan, Burundi, Cambodia, China, Cuba, Eritrea, Hong Kong, India, Iran, Iraq, Laos, Pakistan, and Russia. Several more were publicly identified as being at risk of the classification (see Figure

You are right..if OP pulls the I-864 then she cannot Re adjust …as spelled out by BIA in 2018. http://myattorneyusa.com/matter-of-song-27-iandn-dec-488-bia-2018-k1-aos-applicant-must-have-affidavit-of-support-from

You are in a tough spot because she is completely financially dependent on you and she doesn’t seem to accept the fact that you are going through with the divorce….and she has not made up her mind if she will leave the US or stay. But once you File/ Serve the Divorce…it will get real and she will make a decision..

Once you send in notice to pull I-864, they will send her a Denial of Adjustment Letter. What she chooses to do ( leave or stay) will be up to her. Divorce can take long especially if the two of you don’t come to an agreement on baby’s physical and legal custody…

https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/eoir/legacy/2014/07/25/3707.pdf This case addresses the issue whether an alien who entered the United States on a nonimmigrant K-1 fiancé(e) visa and met the condition of timely marrying the petitioning spouse remains eligible to adjust status when the marriage has ended. We hold that such an alien is eligible

No divorce waiver here, since she has not adjusted yet. I do agree with you that wife can choose to stay in the US. She can either pursue VAWA ( as she claims everything is OPs failing/fault) ..or take her chances on meet/love/marry another US Citizen and re-adjust without problems.. Tough to live under same roof while going through divorce..for all involved.

No divorce waiver here, since she has not adjusted yet.

Send the I-864 withdrawal letter only for your wife. Do not write or include mention or withdrawal of the I-129 F or state anything about the child. They will likely deny the child’s adjustment anyway…BUT after the dust settles ( Divorce if Final)..you CAN file an I-130 petition and even second I-485 in case he is still here. Your relationship as stepfather remains even after divorce..as long as u maintain it ( communication, informal emotional and financial support ).

You did a great job getting CBRA and passports so I am sure you won’t have any trouble tackling Paris ..in case you want to tackle it before the summer. Good Luck and keep posting.

Option 1. Book the surgery and get note from surgeon… After you enter the US get married and file AOS packet w I-131 ( include medical records of scheduled surgery and diagnosis). As soon as you have receipts/ NOA in hand call in for expedite and or InfoPass and or have your spouse contact Congressman for help. While there is no guarantee, your circumstances meet all criteria for expedite. Option 2. Book the surgery, have proof of date and ask to reschedule 2 months AFTER surgery date ( or medical recommendation). As long as you get to your interview within one year , you will be fine.

You are going to be perfectly fine, stop worrying. Traffic citations were not material to your getting the green card and won’t matter for N-400. You can list them , just to convince yourself to stop worrying and get a letter from each agency you contacted that simply says NO RECORD found….or you can skip them. If you still have a copy of the previously documented juvenile case, submit it otherwise do a FOIA ( online and free) for your DOS visa file that will have police clearance and USCIS…which you can take with you to the interview. Full speed ahead.

Have you used your F-1 ( for entry) after the children’s birth? Assuming here they were born in the US and have been in your care since you left a year ago. Wondering what questions CBP asked when they saw your young US Citizen children with you…

If your children will remain outside the US for a while, then contact Paris. If you will be bringing them to the US, then just walk in to local SS Office, they will help you.

You can start online , see applying for first time in link, then go in to your local SS office for help, since they will require documentation. https://www.ssa.gov/number-card/request-number-first-time

Once they hold the CBRA interview , approve the case, you will complete an application for SS number at the same time you complete child’s US passport application….so wait

Yes. And the only condition on his green card is that he makes you the happiest USC spouse in the world 😂

Nothing to worry about. https://www.insidehighered.com/blogs/confessions-community-college-dean/public-charge-and-financial-aid The current administration's interpretation of the public charge rule doesn't include Pell Grants or college financial aid

No negative impact at all. Plenty of positives as you may find other resources/ programs.

Here’s a quick search result: https://www.cappex.com/articles/money/first-bachelors-degree-student-aid Students who have a bachelor's degree from a foreign institution are ineligible for the Federal Pell Grant if the foreign degree is the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor's degree. Some foreign bachelor's degrees can involve only three years of study but nevertheless are the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor's degree

Wait until you have a copy of the actual RFE from USCIS and make sure you read/understand everything requested. When you respond include a copy of the RFE…failure to provide everything in RFE can be fatal to case. …

Realistically, a nice CPS worker will come to a pre arranged appointment in your home, talk a bit ( in private) w you, your wife then her child. They check to see there are 4 walls of shelter, basic utilities, some food in the pantry…will check with her child’s school and close the case as unfounded for allegations for child abuse/neglect. You get no “ documentation “ as reports are confidential and they don’t pick sides . Your wife is not told to Be Nice , nor is she told she needs Anger Management Classes…BUT in my view , you just threw oil into a burning fire: your marriage/relationship. Am not clear how you thought CPS could help..since clearly she is still living in the home with YOU and the kids. If you are saying her violent outbursts are too much for both you and the children, then all social support entities ( police, courts, mental health..) will tell you to file a TRO / Restraining Order …and remove her from the home….a police report is not necessarily needed. If all you want is to “protect” and “ help” your wife finish her AOS and somehow make her Be Nice and Fix the Marriage, get back the woman you fell in love with…..it will be a bumpy ride.

No I-130 A for the child. I-765 is not required but it can serve as a useful identification for status and obtaining a Social Security card in case AOS is delayed