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  1. Lemonslice
    That's not how I read it. Good luck with everything.
  2. Lemonslice
    This is a double negative. What is written exactly? Could you post a picture, removing all identifying details?
  3. Lemonslice
    Similarly, this is something I would discuss with the fiancée, is SHE ok with you having a roommate? is she ok with having a roommate when she moves to you? Culturally, and personally, it can be totally acceptable, or a big absolutely not. Money is important, people [yourself, your fiancé, and the roommate] are more important.
  4. Lemonslice
    On another note, the immigrant is also much better protected with a spousal visa, and I am sure her family, and herself, will appreciate that. Best of luck!
  5. Lemonslice
    Worst they can do is actually mistakenly approve and realize later/at interview stage that you were not eligible to file; you will then lose more time, and money; the later they notice, the more detrimental it will be. Just withdraw the current I-130, and submit the new form as soon as possible, ideally before the fees increase.
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    They do check the border entry/exit reports against the EI claims, so it is not that easy to abuse. Just checked for my state and you are allowed to visit Canada while receiving unemployment.
  7. Lemonslice
    I know the Canadian unemployment benefits allow it, in some cases - moving abroad to be with a spouse being one. We have a big thread about it
  8. Lemonslice
    Maybe the link is wrong? These two pages should cover most of it, then you will receive instructions prior to the interview about specific requirements for your location. https://www.uscis.gov/family/family-of-us-citizens/visas-for-fiancees-of-us-citizens https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/family-immigration/nonimmigrant-visa-for-a-fiance-k-1.html
  9. Lemonslice
    The flowchart and guides are only an overview of what needs to be done. You will still need to refer to the instructions for each form, and instruction from the interviewing consulate. For example, you can see that: "Where to File Where you submit Form I-134 depends on whether the beneficiary named on this form is inside or outside the United States and what type of application or petition this form is being submitted with. See the instructions provided with the corresponding application or petition for detailed information on where to submit this Declaration of Financial Support."
  10. Lemonslice
    Sorry, it is in the title: What to send to your fiancé.e Petitioner sends to beneficiary, they bring to the interview.
  11. Lemonslice
    Step 4, once the I-129F is approved (under What to send to your fiance once the I-129F is approved (Receive NOA2))
  12. Lemonslice
    See instructions here: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Mexico.html
  13. Lemonslice
    Great news then! How long does it take to get a UK passport, not too long I hope?
  14. Lemonslice
    I think the immigrant also has to do their homework. Ultimately, it's their responsibility to keep their status and documents in order.
  15. Lemonslice
    With the extension letter, and the expired green card, why do you expect a need for a lawyer? Always good to be prepared though!
  16. Lemonslice
    Probably less expensive than redoing the whole process for 6 of them... Also, I might be mistaken, but I think some of their kids will be ageing out - if the consulate is not agreeable, they will have to be active and find their own solutions. They might even have a better plan already, who knows?
  17. Lemonslice
    Yes. I can think of a few ones. Easiest might be to leave the newborn with family for a day and do a round trip to the USA with the immigrants, if it comes to that.
  18. Lemonslice
    You'll also save a lot of money by filling before the fees increase.
  19. Lemonslice
    Marriage in the Philippines might be complicated, but the start-to-finish process for a spousal visa is easier, in my opinion. You might want to look at Utah Zoom Wedding, this might be the best solution for you two.
  20. Lemonslice
    Others will be able to provide more details on the waiver, but just be aware that you will add quite a few months to your separation.
  21. Lemonslice
    Might be a few weeks. Montreal has historically been very slow to handle anything sent after the interview.
  22. Lemonslice
    They are a small team, with a lot of requests. If they spent their time answering questions by email and on the phone, they would have even less resources to work on visas. They will not answer your questions if the information can be found on their website or Information Center. If nothing has changed since your last communication with them, they won't lose their time and repeat their answer.
  23. Lemonslice
    Sit down together and analyze your pros and cons. Don't forget the cost of traveling and maintaining two households if you go back to the UK. Don't forget the cost of health insurance if you decide to stay in the US... In your situation, I would move ASAP, get married and file before the fees increase, switch to a menu of rice and beans (or any other frugal option you prefer), try to get a job offer/try to expedite the EAD (no guarantee, but free to ask...). You already are at the finish line, make the next lap together... Best of luck!
  24. Lemonslice
    The required documents will be listed in the reciprocity schedule for your country. Look it up here: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country.html/
  25. Lemonslice
    How old is she? Are you an American citizen? What visa did she have to move to the USA? Does she intend to live in the USA?
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