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EM_Vandaveer

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EM_Vandaveer last won the day on January 15 2019

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    Granbury
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    Texas

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    Naturalization (approved)
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    Dallas TX
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    Hungary

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  1. Since it was 3 years ago and you stayed outside the US you should be fine. Of course, there's never a guarantee.
  2. don't want to? Not really how this works, there are rules and regulations, arbitrarily "not wanting" to grant an immigration benefit is not really a thing with USCIS
  3. I mean obviously the fact that they were sent to secondary where they specifically stated they wouldn't adjust & THEN applied for adjustment, anyway, is a rather relevant point of fact & not applicable to OP's situation AT ALL....
  4. It's USCIS' policy NOT to deny an adjustment of an IR of a USC based solely on intent so no need to prove intent. It was decided at POE that he didn't have intent, otherwise he wouldn't have been allowed entry.
  5. MFS & put NRA for Non-resident alien where it asks for his SSN. Has to paper file for this reason.
  6. He was being serious and the threats are a tactic to draw out dishonest people. You're not dishonest so you're fine. Don't read anything into how he talked to you. It was an act.
  7. Yes, it's 100% working, as your nanny.....
  8. 8 months' overstay is a 3-year ban. But the ban being over doesn't mean a guarantee of getting a visa. Indeed she may never receive another non-immigrant visa with her history.
  9. Exactly. It means a different thing for tax purposes vs immigration purposes. That makes it confusing.
  10. No, the court can only force a decision. The court doesn't approve or deny. The court issues an order to the DoS to render a decision. The DoS then obeys. The decision can be denial, it's up to DoS.
  11. WoM only forces them to render a decision. If they feel their checks aren't done yet, they can deny.
  12. This is routine, I was also told this at my N-400 (not combo) interview. Often they have to get a supervisor to check everything before they can approve.
  13. If people illegally in the US weren't "subject to its jurisdiction" then they could commit murder and not be arrested. That's obviously not the case.
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