To Rete Folkysina and others I-751
Sep 6th 2003, 11:59 pm
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To Rete Folkysina and others I-751
I know this topic has been brought by mnay of us who have filed I-751 jointly. Say couple file it jointly and then they separate, and the alien moves to another state and get a job and start a new life.
2 questions:
1. If there is no legal separation should the alien inform the BCIS?
2. When the time comes for N-400 (after conditions are removed and 5 yrs have elapsed since AOS), BCIS will know that though the divorce was post I-751 approval but the alien worked and paid taxes and lived in a different state(N-400 requires 5 yrs tax returns and all the addressess alien stayed during the last 5 yeras) when the I-751 was pending. How will this affect alien's N-400 application?
3. Non BCIS question- does marraige counseling helps and how much does it cost?
2 questions:
1. If there is no legal separation should the alien inform the BCIS?
2. When the time comes for N-400 (after conditions are removed and 5 yrs have elapsed since AOS), BCIS will know that though the divorce was post I-751 approval but the alien worked and paid taxes and lived in a different state(N-400 requires 5 yrs tax returns and all the addressess alien stayed during the last 5 yeras) when the I-751 was pending. How will this affect alien's N-400 application?
3. Non BCIS question- does marraige counseling helps and how much does it cost?
Sep 7th 2003, 3:28 am
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Re: To Rete Folkysina and others I-751
Sorry but I don't know the answers to those questions. Will be interested to see what others have to say though.
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Originally posted by histamine
I know this topic has been brought by mnay of us who have filed I-751 jointly. Say couple file it jointly and then they separate, and the alien moves to another state and get a job and start a new life.
2 questions:
1. If there is no legal separation should the alien inform the BCIS?
2. When the time comes for N-400 (after conditions are removed and 5 yrs have elapsed since AOS), BCIS will know that though the divorce was post I-751 approval but the alien worked and paid taxes and lived in a different state(N-400 requires 5 yrs tax returns and all the addressess alien stayed during the last 5 yeras) when the I-751 was pending. How will this affect alien's N-400 application?
3. Non BCIS question- does marraige counseling helps and how much does it cost?
I know this topic has been brought by mnay of us who have filed I-751 jointly. Say couple file it jointly and then they separate, and the alien moves to another state and get a job and start a new life.
2 questions:
1. If there is no legal separation should the alien inform the BCIS?
2. When the time comes for N-400 (after conditions are removed and 5 yrs have elapsed since AOS), BCIS will know that though the divorce was post I-751 approval but the alien worked and paid taxes and lived in a different state(N-400 requires 5 yrs tax returns and all the addressess alien stayed during the last 5 yeras) when the I-751 was pending. How will this affect alien's N-400 application?
3. Non BCIS question- does marraige counseling helps and how much does it cost?
Sep 7th 2003, 3:27 pm
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Thanks Rete for trying. I hope some one can answer these questions particularly question 2. Anyone please?
By the way Rete, if ur huband gets interview done on dec 1 and I -751 is not approved until then can he not ask the interiewer to adjudicate the I-751 at that time? He must have submitted all the proofs and evidence withhis N-400 file anyway.
By the way Rete, if ur huband gets interview done on dec 1 and I -751 is not approved until then can he not ask the interiewer to adjudicate the I-751 at that time? He must have submitted all the proofs and evidence withhis N-400 file anyway.
Sep 7th 2003, 4:24 pm
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BTW Folinskyinla won't respond if you directly pose him a question. He's a lawyer but he's not your lawyer. (I sound just like him! :P) Just FYI so you don't expect his answer.
Sep 7th 2003, 4:32 pm
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Originally posted by histamine
Thanks Rete for trying. I hope some one can answer these questions particularly question 2. Anyone please?
By the way Rete, if ur huband gets interview done on dec 1 and I -751 is not approved until then can he not ask the interiewer to adjudicate the I-751 at that time? He must have submitted all the proofs and evidence withhis N-400 file anyway.
Thanks Rete for trying. I hope some one can answer these questions particularly question 2. Anyone please?
By the way Rete, if ur huband gets interview done on dec 1 and I -751 is not approved until then can he not ask the interiewer to adjudicate the I-751 at that time? He must have submitted all the proofs and evidence withhis N-400 file anyway.
So either we will be at a stalemate and lost in the system due to incompleteness and we will not hear from BCIS re N-400 until there is a month of full moons.
Rete
Sep 11th 2003, 2:23 am
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can anyone answer my question 2
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