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  1. How long is ‘eventually’? As re-entry permit may be an easier route if you want your spouse to keep their LPR status, rather than trying to prove a rare exemption to the requirements, particularly if you don’t work directly for the government. Alternatively, just pause things now and resume when you’re ready to move.
  2. That IS the typical process, it’s what thousands all over the world do each week. What’s not typical is you being asked to schedule your own interview and that’s what we’re trying to help you with.
  3. I know exactly what it is, I’ve claimed it myself (for a British company salary - it’s for money earned from any foreign employer, not just a US company). Most USC’s living overseas and petitioning a spouse will claim it too. But it’s not relevant unless the income will continue from the same source when you return to the US. For example, somebody that will be resigning from a job to move to the US can’t use that income to qualify. It’s still not clear to me from your last response if your job/income source will be continuing once you move back? If it will then that’s fine and you just need to take evidence of that to the interview. If it won’t, you’ll need assets or a joint sponsor.
  4. I'm confused by this, how did you apply too early? Did the USC parent not have enough time in the US?
  5. Ooops yes, typo - I-864 definitely relevant!
  6. It's probably because foreign income cannot be used unless it will continue from the same source when you move back to the US. If it will continue, then you'll just need to provide evidence of that at interview. Good luck.
  7. I suspect you're looking at outdated information - it did used to be 6 months. Follow the link I gave you previously, which says the following - "Police certificates expire after two years, unless the certificate was issued from your country of previous residence and you have not returned there since the police certificate was issued." https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-5-collect-financial-evidence-and-other-supporting-documents/step-7-collect-civil-documents.html It's very odd that they're asking you to schedule the interview, and that they're asking the petitioner to do the medical. Can you give us the exact wording (maybe upload a copy of the email - redacting any identifying info)? These are the steps for an interview at Frankfurt usually (but only done after you receive the interview letter from NVC who schedule it for you) - https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Supplements/Supplements_by_Post/FRN-Frankfurt.html When were you DQ'ed? I'm wondering if perhaps you missed the interview letter and original appointment and that's why you're having to schedule it now. If you could fill your timeline in (on your profile) it would be super helpful. And what does your CEAC status say?
  8. New background checks will be done anyway, the police certs are valid for quite a long time, if you've only just submitted them to NVC then they should be good for quite some time (possibly indefinitely depending on the circumstances). Why are you self scheduling? Or is this just for the document check appointment?
  9. That’s perfectly normal and in fact you don’t want to have heard anything else - because it would have been a RFE if you had. As you know, it’s ~17 months for I-130’s (and that’s for 80% of them - so don’t panic if yours is one of the 20% that takes longer). So you’ve still got a little while to go. It doesn’t sound as though an I-864 is relevant to you.
  10. Can't see why it would be. Plenty of people log in from different locations i.e. home/work/cell with no issues. Oh, and fire the 'consultant' and make sure you get your money back!
  11. Are they Indian? The doc drop off is the first step and that’s for everybody. Only after that will the decision be made on if they need an interview or not.
  12. Just in case you've not seen the announcement today, it looks like it won't be possible for you to adjust status -
  13. Yeah, as @Crazy Cat said, you need to file urgently - otherwise all of the money you've spent so far could be wasted if she's deported. I'm assuming you had a joint sponsor if you can't afford the $1500 so could you borrow it from them? And I'd have a good read up on the rest of the process so that you understand all of the steps and fees, including the removal of conditions which will be here before you know it! Good luck.
  14. Are you applying online? You’ll be guided as to the format and file size on there. It would be easier if you kept all questions about the I-130 submission on your existing thread about it - not sure if you saw the answers people gave you there?
  15. So not actually a tie then, she can do that from anywhere in the world. I'd leave it and apply again if her circumstances change.
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