Tom23421

In general I agree with all of you but what if someone cancelled job contract due to for eg. health issues, mobbing or any other issues. I spoke with my layer about it and she said that I can being asked some questions about that but my intentions are clear and obviously to say the truth. Plus we had moved to my family after I quit my apartment and it was before I entered the US.

Thank you for your words and opinions but as far as I read on groups the waiting time for consular process has been only extending in time:/ when we applied it was only 13.5 months of waiting, currently is +16.5. I have the same reflections as you but the worst thing is that I cancelled my job contract and apartment where I lived before I entered the country. So it’s like going back, looking for a job in another foreign country. I don’t understand why it is so complicated and takes so much time. My spouse got her residency in EU in a few weeks without being in need of exiting the country. I know each immigration system is different. I still have a little bit of time so I’ll keep asking people trying to gather as much information as possible.

Yes I have been staying here on Esta commonly known as a visa waiver

Good evening! • i130 was applied through consular processing by USC over a year ago and still hasn’t been approved, far way to an appointment date in embassy. •We both used to live together in my homeland but we decided to visit our family. I entered on ESTA (visa waiver). The return tickets were bought in advance. • My spouse wants us to remain here. I spoke with our attorney that we can switch from consular process to AOS. She said that I need to spend here at least 3 months, overstay my esta and than apply. I started doubting with this idea. Does it matter if I apply before or after my ESTA expires? • I have been thinking about applying for job authorization at the same time but she said that my AOS might be approved first cause of quantity of cases the USCIS has been facing with other applicants. • All of it makes me feel blue and I am kind of lost what to do. She also mentioned that if I go back to my country it can take up to a serval years to finally finish this immigration process. Is it true? I checked the website and an average processing time is about 16.5 months. Thank you for ANY support in this matter.

Good evening! • i130 was applied through consular processing by USC over a year ago and still hasn’t been approved, far way to an appointment date in embassy. •We both used to live together in my homeland but we decided to visit our family. I entered on ESTA (visa waiver). The return tickets were bought in advance. • My spouse wants us to remain here. I spoke with our attorney that we can switch from consular process to AOS. She said that I need to spend here at least 3 months, overstay my esta and than apply. I started doubting with this idea. Does it matter if I apply before or after my ESTA expires? • I have been thinking about applying for job authorization at the same time but she said that my AOS might be approved first cause of quantity of cases the USCIS has been facing with other applicants. • All of it makes me feel blue and I am kind of lost what to do. She also mentioned that if I go back to my country it can take up to a serval years to finally finish this immigration process. Is it true? I checked the website and an average processing time is about 16.5 months. Thank you for ANY support in this matter.