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Correct pcc is not required if you file AOS in the us.

I think the most accurate reply on this thread was that they're trying to make you slip up, and stall until you do. Don't let them get you!

How did you interview go??? Hope it went well!

They're strict Yes, the are very strict with these dates. Waiting till requirements are met is best bet for sure. Peace be your journey.

I think that certainly it will help your case if you actually get your GED as the judge ordered. Not doing so makes it seem like you're ignoring the order.

Good advice. Your attorney has done well to advise you as such.

yes, if you've got a green card, this is not a major factor to consider.

You should be ready with photos of the wedding, letters to shared address w both your names, photos of you two together, and other general evidence that you've been together "in good faith."

Emno's advice is accurate to the best of my knowledge.

It's outside their realm of comprehension/paradigm that a US citizen wouldn't want to declare citizenship ASAP, hence the scrutiny.

Yes, it's a good idea to put down that you are involved with those research organizations.

Yes, it may be in your best interest to apply for naturalization.

I think all of the concern over the legitimacy of TVU is founded. I'd avoid this ramshackle establishment...

This is a good question. A similar discussion has taken place here: http://www.faqs.org/qa/qa-14943.html. Hope this helps a little, it's the best I can do for now. Cheers.

What about non-profit work, ie working in a company that is a registered 501c-3?

Special Talents You're going to want to learn as much about your new job as you can, so you can answer detailed questions about it. They want to make sure this position really does require special talents.

Yes, it sounds like the K3 is better for this situation vs the K1. Best of luck!

K1 It sounds like a K1 visa would be most appropriate in this situation. You can go the other route, but it's best to be a little more patient in the beginning than end up wishing you had done so later!

Attorney Yes, it is certainly time for professional legal advice. There are some lawyers who volunteer ("Pro bono") and do this kind of thing for free. If this is totally unaffordable, you could try contacting a "3L" law student specializing in immigration. Not official advice, but at least as...

It sounds like this is a very nuanced question that could be quickly answered by a lawyer. It might be best to seek legal advice here.