Family

Barcode crossed out was done by USCIS, so do dot alter it. ‘Yes you can replace ALL the signature pages for I-485/i-765/I-131….if you choose..just make sure revision date is same but I DON’T recommend it for I-693 as form was prepped by doctor , not applicant.

Thank You for the spirited support …it’s all good, I have grown a new skin since VJ 😂

You can use a different pen ( so a thin sharpie ex) or distinguish the new signature by designating X____________ something like that In the realm of DIY , you come across many out of “instruction box” hacks😂

It’s ok and much easier to just have them sign in cursive , under the old signature ( big and use a blue ink ) also write new signature date. Do not cross out the earlier block print signature and date. Yes, it has worked Yes send the medical back as is

Forgive me but I don not understand what you wrote or why you bring up public charge or say you are not sending another I-485. ..only the denial grounds are relevant and will be revisited … You had a pretty clear and concise frame where you challenged decision , brought forth extensive new evidence and asked for an interview. I am pretty confident in my advice, so my position stands .

Excellent. The important part is the priority mail /proof of mailing receipt . Keep that w file. ‘You did great. ..no matter how fast or slow they process it, you can rest assured your family will be protected. ..take a well deserved break.

New evidence unsealed of how Trump's Jan. 6, 2021 rally was funded A trove of new records released in the federal election-interference case against former President Donald Trump described how money was spent on Trump's "Stop the Steal" rally near the White House on Jan. 6, 2021. The revelations were among 1,900 pages of evidence for federal charges against Trump that he tried to steal the 2020 election. The evidence also includes details of how his supporters spent election night at the White House and how Trump reacted to the riot at the Capitol. … The newly released documents also show that an unnamed organization budgeted as much as $3 million on the Jan. 6 rally and related events, including for bringing VIP guests and protesters to Washington… https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/10/18/donald-trump-election-interference-case-new-evidence/75714784007/

You can simply write “ spouse “ and “child” of USC…legalese is not required. Just send it out asap..

This paralegal quotes wrong reasons/law, but has good instincts.😂

So where was your spouse during the 3 years out?

Because many applicants practiced the What They Don’t Know…Won’t Hurt Me 😂

So you get LPR and spend 90% of subsequent 3 years away from the US…granted education is a legitimate reason. Was your USC spouse living with you abroad? If so no problem, if no….NO GO. The 5 year only applies to GMC and meeting physical presence/residency requirements. There is NO time limit to look at marriage.

Approximately 2000 pages released. He ordered a Diet Coke and a TV to watch the Hang Mike Pence chants. https://www.cnn.com/2024/10/18/politics/donald-trump-special-counsel-evidence-documents-release/index.html

The look back is 5 years, so apply after your “permanent “ return date in 2025. There is a typo in what I assume is a 2020 date you finished studies and stopped long absences from US Did you get LPR though marriage or other means?

This one is when not to file I-290 B

If mod permitted and member tolerated, am posting this as a reference thread specific to I-290 B Motions ..for easy access and reference… In no particular order, other than running across this update today , here we go. ‘Feel free to add any posts you recall or come across.

Well, no one expected the I-485 to do anything other than stand still ( pending) and solidly protect your legal /authorized stay. ‘Once husband naturalizes , feel free to pester them often 😂. Congratulations, you are in home stretch I love the I-290 B wins.

Not unless you read the article…it is not a ref to Putin, rather the Vladimir partner of Trump selling his goofy watches.

Here is a bit more info, if you are open to considering: ULP is “forgiven” only for AOS in the US. It would have not barred your adjustment, had you not abandoned it by leaving before it was approved. For consular process, it requires a waiver . No miracles here. You are dismissing info based on a narrow personal experience ( your friend and the nice -nice words of the CO)…guess what , they are trained to be non confrontational, evasive and in cases where on the spot approval is not warranted, hold back details on inner workings of the process. ‘Ask your attorney to share the FAM /Foreign Affairs Manual relevant sections, for a better grasp of what you are facing. Did I understand you traveled back to the US on visa waiver/ESTA after the denied I-485?….OUCH!!

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