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MalloryCat

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  1. more than likely everything immigration related is gonna slow down because of the current administration
  2. from the Alaska government site "Proof of your Legal name, Date of Birth, and lawful presence (called the "primary document") These documents are acceptable for proving your legal name and date of birth. Please bring one: An original or certified copy of a U.S. birth certificate from Vital Statistics. Passport or passport card issued by the United States or US Territory. A foreign passport with appropriate immigration status forms issued by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service. A resident alien, temporary resident alien, or employment work authorization document issued by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service." https://dmv.alaska.gov/credential-services/your-first-alaska-drivers-license/ he will need at the very least an EAD, as well as a social security card/number you might be able to try again with the AOS receipts. as it says appropriate immigration status forms
  3. make sure to thoroughly read the RFE. but it would say something like "sign/initial and date next to each box you fill out". but if it only says to sign and date, you should be fine to do that in the bottom corner of the page page 12 is just the additional information page, so signing in the bottom corner is where it should go.
  4. my now-husband came over on his K1 in november 2024 at DTW. it was very easy, took all of 5 minutes. no secondary inspection. the only hang up was the officer didn't know exactly what to do and had to get a superior. but that was it. the only thing you give them is the sealed envelope. the x-ray CD is yours to keep, so just keep that with you. and obviously you show them your passport lol
  5. You should do exactly as the RFE is asking of you
  6. you cant trust chatGPT with stuff like this its best to have her fill it out no matter what.
  7. you should include a cover letter yes
  8. he probably can use that address, but you have to think about where you would live once you arrive on the visa. would you be staying with his sister? personally, i think it would be best for the petition as well as for your potential future if he had somewhere for himself. there definitely doesn't need to be an official "engagement" if you are both free to marry and want to marry each other, that is enough no ring or engagement pictures required we got engagement pictures taken after my now-husband arrived on his k1 visa, 10 days before we actually got married so LOL
  9. it doesn't mean have you been together for at least 2 years it just means have you met in person within the last 2 years of the date you filed the petition so if you filed the petition on april 26 2025, you would have had to have met in person at least once sometime between april 27th 2023 and april 26th 2025. if you have, than you answer yes
  10. Husband got is physical EAD in the mail today He's very much looking forward to finally being able to work again lol
  11. the I-765 has to be filed with a certain category. the category for "pending I-485" gives the applicant the legal ability to work while that I-485 is pending.
  12. my husband waited to get his visa in had and booked a round trip ticket cause it was significantly cheaper he got the return ticket canceled (and refunded) a day or 2 after he landed
  13. it is not required for K1 visa holders, so no you don't need to get the I-693 completed if you are filing your AOS within a year of your medical abroad however that doesn't mean USCIS can't send you an RFE for it. it is not uncommon for that to happen. at that point you would have to pay for and get a new medical in the states. any kind of human error could cause your medical not to make it from your POE to USCIS
  14. i mean the DS-3025 is just additional proof that you got the medical exam abroad. but the envelope you gave at your POE (that has your medical in it) would have been attached to your A number and USCIS would have access to it. you can include an additional cover letter with your petition explaining that you got a medical abroad and as a K1 visa holder you don't need to get another medical in the states. that should clue in the officer to look for your medical in your A file. the DS-3025 is something you would include with the cover letter.
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