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FranknCel

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    New York

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    IR-1/CR-1 Visa
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    Rochester NY
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  1. To add to this I personally filed a K1 visa previously and all the subsequent paperwork (I-485, I-765, and even N-400). I am well versed in the process and have plenty of knowledge on it but I was hoping I could pick brains on opinion on what I “could/should” add for evidence on my situation. It actually wasn’t a question at all about which forms to file. That came after.
  2. I have read the guides but none of these specifically lay out which forms I need to file for my particular case. It talks about filing for marriage based visas and not transitioning from L1 visa. In the work visa guide, it only talks about the exemptions on L1 visa holders regarding work visas but also doesn’t specify which forms if you’ve married and also doesn’t mention if obtaining a work permit will void it. It says “use” so Im going to go ahead and assume you can get a work permit and just not use it. As I mentioned, everything I’ve read has been vague. But thank you all for the help.
  3. Yes, he is adjusting from L1A but not since it's not via his job it gets confusing for me. I haven't been able to get a clear read on what I need to do but it seems (from what I've read) I need to file I-130 in conjunction with I-485 since he's going from a non-immigrant work visa to an immigrant family visa. Is that correct?
  4. Sorry! I-130 is what I meant regarding the form. Isn't CR1 the visa for I-130 if married less than two years?
  5. I'm rusty on this - he's here on L1A but don't I have to file for CR1 to transition him out of that? I assumed it was CR1 + I485. Please educate me if that's not the case.
  6. Hello! I'm new-not-so-new here. My husband is here on an L1A visa and I will be filing a CR-1 for him in the next couple of days. I previously filed for my ex-husband a K-1 visa and all the subsequent applications and I'm worried about the timeline. In North Carolina, you have to wait a year AFTER you've moved out to file for divorce. We had separated previous to moving out so by the time I was able to actually divorce, I was already in another relationship. Our divorce finalized in late February this year and I remarried in late March. Just asking for opinions: Is there anything I should add to explain the situation or should I just file as is and let them request additional evidence if they feel the need to? Also, am I right to assume that the work document is no longer waived of fees when applied concurrently with the I-485? Thanks in advance!
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