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  1. OldUser
    Consult with a lawyer if in doubt.
  2. OldUser
    If you hold New Zealand passport, US cannot stop you from leaving the US and going to New Zealand. Whether you can reenter the US is actually the question. Make sure to apply for I-765 and I-131. These forms will allow you to get employed during AOS and travel outside the US in case of emergency.
  3. OldUser
    Probably Yes. She doesn't live in Canada permanently
  4. OldUser
    That's what I think too. I can't see how can there be many approvals in 3-4 months if opening packet and creating a case takes 1.5-2 months nowadays for many people.
  5. OldUser
    It takes USCIS 1.5-2 months just to open your packet nowadays. Everything is possible, 3-4 months is not unreasonable estimate.
  6. OldUser
    The process is exactly the same as the first time. It will take USCIS some time to locate and open your packet. Faster or slower only depends on how many more packets are waiting to be opened and processed before yours. Until they open the packet USCIS doesn't know your case exists.
  7. OldUser
    Be careful with any of these estimates. There's a chance you may still be asked to attend interview and it may take longer than 4 weeks. Keep us updated!
  8. OldUser
    Could've filed all forms together for simplicity. I hope you mean I-485? Never heard of form I-486. When you submitted I-485, did you include copy of receipt for I-130? Good luck!
  9. OldUser
    I don't believe pregnancy gives you any immunity from this. Also, usually it takes months before somebody is actually ordered removed, so you'd already given birth by that time. I'm sorry you're going through this. I can see your husband's point filing with a lawyer but the timing is tight... When you go on that call make sure to raise your concerns with lawyer. I'd want to get reassurance from them they'd jump on your case immediately. Meanwhile, did you get all evidence collected for AOS? Maybe you can scan it, organize it before meeting lawyer. You can also draft responses on forms and go with a lawyer through answers.
  10. OldUser
    Unsolicited clarification from me (I hope you don't mind). It's the easiest if immigration history is straightforward. If the history is complicated, N-400 process can quickly become the hardest part of the journey.
  11. OldUser
    The child needs their own AOS packet and all the fees paid.
  12. OldUser
    It's OK, sometimes officer cannot approve and requires review by their manager.
  13. OldUser
    If you haven't moved, no need to file AR-11
  14. OldUser
    Not sure why you're confused? As stated earlier in the thread, there's no right to US visa. It's discretionary. DHS doesn't want you to visit the US based on your travel to other places. It's possible you'll get the visa in the end, but I think the chances of success are minimal.
  15. OldUser
    Maybe a lawyer can help? It's a crucial document. No certificate in most cases means no immigrant visa
  16. OldUser
    Good point, I missed the fact it was filed by LPR not US citizen. @GinaCarterWebster there's probably 0.1% chance the kid will come this December. It will be several years...
  17. OldUser
    Hi, don't believe estimated processing times in your account. They're very inaccurate. It takes about a year for I-130 to be approved. Then you need to factor possible delays by embassy scheduling visa interview after filing DS-260. This can easily add a few months on top. It would be a true Christmas miracle if it somehow works for you and the child comes to the US this December. I'd be expecting more like August-October of 2025. Good luck!
  18. OldUser
    That's how I-131 (Advance Parole) should really work. It is approved while you wait for I-485 approval (GC). Once GC is approved, you no longer need Advance Parole to travel. But recently process didn't work correctly with many people never receiving Advance Parole and just waiting for GC.
  19. OldUser
    Sue after 120 days for decision
  20. OldUser
    How were you eligible to file N-400 in 2019? Are you absolutely sure USCIS is not giving you a favor by not inquiring more into your past immigration history? There's few issues @Family identified. Depending on your circumstances, you may need to withdraw N-400 and never attempt naturalizing again, being thankful you're not played in removal proceedings.
  21. OldUser
    Yes, it is a problem. Amend taxes, you should be Married Filing Separately.
  22. OldUser
    While I understand your fear of dealing with ex, in reality you don't have to contact your ex. You have to hire a family lawyer and communicate with ex exclusively through lawyer. This is what they're paid for. What's really scary is the fact you're still married to the person who can harm you. If you live in community property state like California, your ex may be opening new credit cards or getting big loans. And you'll be liable for those! That's a really scary part. Or if they get extra tax benefits by providing false information to IRS on your behalf. You should really seek divorce, there's nothing good about being married to abuser.
  23. OldUser
    Reading Visa Journey on a daily basis. People are complaining about their packets not being processed for 1.5 - 2 months. This all began since end of March, right before the new fees were introduced.
  24. OldUser
    No need to modify evidence. Just upload it. To confirm: are you filing under 3 year rule based on marriage to US citizen?
  25. OldUser
    That's right. It takes about 1.5 months for them just to open the packet, scan it into system and create new case
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