fusion58
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What kinds of changes in circumstances are considered valid under such conditions? And thanks for the attempt at a helpful response. -
Re: Bold: Again, why do you assume that's what I'm asking for? Why is seeking clarification re: the rules read as some sort of statement of intent to commit fraud?
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Yeah, that much is already clear. The purpose of my queries, in case it's not obvious, is to seek clarification re: the rules.
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Ah, that would explain the hostility and the wrong reading of my queries.
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Not sure how you're conflating a simple request for clarification re: the rules as some sort of public statement of intent to commit fraud? Rather presumptuous, I think.
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That's not at all what I asked or suggested. Again, my question is "if my wife's I-130 happens to be approved while she's in the U.S. as a visitor, then can she apply for an adjustment of status at that point, or no?" There's no statement of intent here - merely a question re: contingencies and how to prepare for them.
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The scenario is one in which my wife is already in the U.S., having entered on her B-2 visa. If her pending I-130 happens to be approved while she's in the U.S. as a visitor, then does she still need to return to her home country to complete the green card application process, or can she apply for an adjustment of status at that point? Thanks.
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I'm confused as I'm getting what appears to be conflicting answers when asking this question. For example, this from an immigration attorney:
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My foreign spouse currently has an I-130 application, which was submitted (online) while in her home country, in process. If my wife is visiting the U.S. on a B-2 visa when the I-130 is approved, then can she apply for an adjustment of status (I-485) so as to avoid having to return to her home country to complete the green card application process? Thanks for any advice.
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My wife has held a B-2 visa for the past eight years and has made numerous visits to the U.S. during that period. We also have an I-130 application in process. My question: What happens if my wife is in the U.S. on a visit if/when the I-130 is approved? Would she have to make an extra round trip to her home country to take possession of the sealed envelope w/ documents and return through U.S. immigration with it?
