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  1. wildbug100420
    Don't forget about I-864 obligations. Not sure about your previous spouses and whether they became US citizens, or left the US.
  2. wildbug100420
    You've already signaled immigrant intent with AoS. Seriously doubt you would be approved for B2.
  3. wildbug100420
    Maybe your kids are already citizens? You don't have a lot of information to work with
  4. wildbug100420
    Are you a green card holder or US citizen?
  5. 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.
  6. wildbug100420
    It's a pretty straightforward process. All the instructions are on uscis.gov
  7. 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.
  8. wildbug100420
    Please complete your timelines. Expect scrutiny since you divorced shortly after receiving green card.
  9. wildbug100420
    You mean a Canadian citizen? Didn't realize a province has their own citizenship. Anyways it all starts with the I-130.
  10. wildbug100420
    Meant to say a spouse visa
  11. wildbug100420
    K1 petitions are also allowed to expire after 4 months. They may at the discretion of the embassy be extended in 4 month increments up to a year. Probably better to start over with anyone spouse visa.
  12. wildbug100420
    Please complete your timelines. Is she eligible to apply for citizenship?
  13. wildbug100420
    Small outlier, tsa and cbp requires eac/ green card/visa for non us citizens to obtain airport badge for work in secured areas or areas controlled by customs.
  14. wildbug100420
    Whatever you do make sure you apply for the work permit. You can't predict how long the green card will take. My wife is still waiting after nearly 18 months. Absolutely nothing heard from uscis.
  15. wildbug100420
    She was able to get before marriage about a month after arriving. We tried a week after arriving and SS offirce didn't see the save info yet. We requested a new SSN card when filing AoS and received in married name. It's my understanding this is not done automatically any more. I'm going by our timelines back in fall 2024.
  16. wildbug100420
    Be advised you need appointment for SSN. Also birth certificate for foreign national. Not sure where you are but as soon as we got signed copy of marriage license from the wedding officiant, we went to the court house for certificate and received same day.
  17. wildbug100420
    File asap. From your dates she is already out of status. Not sure what state your in but she won't be able to get driver's license or state ID without the work permit. Strongly recommend to file for eac as you don't know when you will be called in for interview.
  18. wildbug100420
    I think he meant paper trail. Various documents that it's a legitimate marriage and the couple still lives together
  19. wildbug100420
    You sure it's a real attorney? Any reason why you are using an attorney? It's a pretty straightforward form to complete.
  20. wildbug100420
    Provided everything else is in order at embassy interview and date of approved medical.
  21. wildbug100420
    From medical once it's issued. No visa has been issued yet.
  22. wildbug100420
    Please complete your timelines
  23. wildbug100420
    Ok if you have more than half your time in us and no absences longer than 6 months you should be good. Are you filing under 3 or 5 years ?
  24. wildbug100420
    What strong ties does she have to return to Colombia? Applying after a couple of months sounds desperate
  25. wildbug100420
    Are you able green card holder? If not you're a long way to even consider applying for citizenship
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