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  1. wildbug100420
    No. It's on the country of birth.
  2. wildbug100420
    Please update your timelines.
  3.    Lance27 reacted to a post in a topic: Enough evidence?
  4.    TBoneTX reacted to a post in a topic: Enough evidence?
  5. wildbug100420
    It's not whether the visit was legit but whether you had immigrant intent when you entered the US or had a really good reason to adjust status rather than go home and consular process.
  6. wildbug100420
    Chat history, Affidavit, and emergency contacts are not needed. Please complete your timelines. Expect scrutiny at interview if you were out of status at the time you were married and remember the reason for the visit you told cbp. USCIS is cracking down on these types of basis of adjusting status.
  7.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: Advice Needed on Naturalization
  8.    Crazy Cat reacted to a post in a topic: Advice Needed on Naturalization
  9. wildbug100420
    Definitely consult with an Immigration attorney. Complicated situation. Don't think you're eligible under 3 yr rules anyway.
  10.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: Seriously contemplating withdrawing the K-1 and switching to a CR-1
  11. wildbug100420
    No you don't have to be together to file i130 but if you marry remotely you do need to meet again before filing. Also please complete your timelines. You may get lucky and receive interview quickly if you decide to stick with k1 and do AoS. In our case my now wife got her EAD quickly but are stuck waiting for interview for green card.
  12. wildbug100420
    No experience but you will have to pay new fees. Also you will have to be together when married or if you aren't then you will have to be together again when filing 130.
  13.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: Is it possible to apply for a spousal/marriage visa after having had two approved K1 Visas?
  14.    mam521 reacted to a post in a topic: Abandoning Adjustment of Status or Green Card – future tourist visits to the US?
  15. wildbug100420
    Don't forget about I-864 obligations. Not sure about your previous spouses and whether they became US citizens, or left the US.
  16.    Crazy Cat reacted to a post in a topic: Abandoning Adjustment of Status or Green Card – future tourist visits to the US?
  17. wildbug100420
    You've already signaled immigrant intent with AoS. Seriously doubt you would be approved for B2.
  18. wildbug100420
    Maybe your kids are already citizens? You don't have a lot of information to work with
  19. wildbug100420
    Are you a green card holder or US citizen?
  20.    flyboyof3 reacted to a post in a topic: after marriage [merged threads]
  21. wildbug100420
    Congratulations. Please update your timelines. Get started with AoS as soon as possible. Hopefully your wife gets her green card shortly. Unfortunately uscis is of zero help as to the status of our case..going on 16 months now.
  22. wildbug100420
    It's a pretty straightforward process. All the instructions are on uscis.gov
  23. wildbug100420
    Actually it is probably a good idea to start over with the spouse visa since we don't know how long the pause will be. Yes it's wasted time but the immigrant would be a green card holder from day 1 and avoid AoS. Also the embassy can let the petition expire.
  24. wildbug100420
    Please complete your timelines. Expect scrutiny since you divorced shortly after receiving green card.
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