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Do i have to submit I-864 form if i am spouse of US citizen and currently working in USA?
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Answered on August 31, 2020
The submission of an I-864 is a must - there is no way around it.
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Do I need to use one affidavit for the 2 of my parents? or is ok to use one for each of them? or How that work?
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Answered on August 31, 2020
You need to submit one affidavit of support for each parent - individually.
When to submit the medical exam?
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Answered on August 31, 2020
Either way will be OK - our office submits only for the interview.
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If US Citizen has a company and he is planning to have a partner outside of US? Does outside partner may get any work visa in US
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Answered on August 31, 2020
The outside partner in question may apply for any work visa he/she may qualify for, with employer sponsorship for the most part. Bear in mind the...
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How safe is it to fly directly to your home country, if you got the GC through marriage, but initially applied for asylum?
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Answered on August 31, 2020
Very safe, given that you adjusted status through marriage and not asylum.
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I-485 filing with employer?
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Answered on August 31, 2020
I agree. It is the second scenario that is the correct one.
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Do I have to leave US to adjust my status?
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Answered on August 31, 2020
No need to depart in your case, but your attorney should know that.
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Can I file Form I-485 together with Form I-130 without i-693?
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Answered on August 31, 2020
Best to bring up to date/current medical report to the interview.
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Can I work remotely from abroad and then enter the USA on a B2 Visa with no problem?
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Answered on August 31, 2020
You should be OK to do that once in the USA.
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When will I get EAD card after the biometric appointment
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Answered on August 31, 2020
Happens more often than you think - simply bring toddlers along.
