What you’ve described here does not mean your money order has been cashed. You bought the money order and paid for the purchase. When you buy something, the payment gets taken immediately from your account or your credit card, right? That doesn’t mean the payment you sent in has been processed. So be patient for now.
So if you sent in a Cashier’s Check, why on earth did you previously write about buying and sending in a Money Order? I spent all that time answering the inaccurate questions you posted including the first one, a PM you sent before I asked you to post your questions in the open forum?? There’s a big difference between the two types of money instruments! My time is quite precious, I have a life and I do have other stuff which I attend to (even though it may seem to some I live and work on this forum only), So please respect my time by asking the specific and right questions as related to your case. Common!!!
Thank you! You have no idea how soothing and encouraging reading your post is especially coming immediately after the one just before yours. Your post is greatly appreciated.
If you wish for your spouse to benefit from your selection as a derivative, you’ll make the payment for both of you in that case.
You can postpone the submission as long as you like. BUT bear in mind though the longer you wait to submit and coupled with whatever your CN is (you’ve not provided your CN range, so it is hard to tell), especially if you will be processing CP, the longer it may take for you to get scheduled for your interview, or you could end up not getting scheduled for an interview as a matter of fact.
Summer this year? When do you go back to Romania?
1. Do you intend to keep on using public benefits to which you’re not eligible to request? If you plan on doing that, then answer YES - just be aware planning or intending to become a public charge is the quickest way of ensuring your never become a LPR.
Hi. Another Nepali f1 DV2023 winner with high case number. Let us connected. I am travelling abroad next week. When I asked a lawyer about my situation he said to refrain from filing Ds260 until you are back to the country.
Thank you for your answer
I am from Nepal, F1 in similar situation with high AS numbrr. I am travelling abroad after my i20 time but will have my EAD, offer letter and opt authorized i20 with me. I am hoping I should be fine. I comeback early June.
You should obviously answer YES if the question is about if you’ve used Medicaid before. That is not the question you asked about in your previous post. You asked about “do you intend to …” (about future usage) which is not the same as if the question is asking about past usage.
As a student, you’re required to always have a valid passport on hand. You have plenty of time to renew your passport before your CN becomes current.
This autumn, in september for sure.