hnv Posted June 23, 2011 Report Share Posted June 23, 2011 Hi, I am extremely confused with Cross Chargeability and would be greatful if someone could help me. My fiance is on EAD and has a PD of May 2007 in EB3 category. I would be getting married to him soon but since I have masters and will be on EB2 category after my H1b. Also,I am also born in UAE ( I believe it has a current PD)... Can I interfile with him and if so, would he benefit from both my EB2 status and country of birth , thereby making both our cases current PD or if I get added to his application then he would only benefit from my country of birth and not the EB2 status ?? There is so much confusion that I am hoping if someone can clarify. Thank You. Link to comment
Raj_Chicago Posted June 24, 2011 Report Share Posted June 24, 2011 Whatever you have thought through is correct. Cross-chargeability is applied while filing I-485, your spouse would also benefit from this. Link to comment
Attorney_19 Posted June 26, 2011 Report Share Posted June 26, 2011 Cross-chargeability can be used so that an I-485 can benefit from his/her spouse's country of birth. Generally, a person is chargeable to his/her country of birth. But a person can also be charged to his/her spouse's country to birth, as long as they are applying for the immigrant visa or adjustment of status together. Link to comment
Attorney_19 Posted June 26, 2011 Report Share Posted June 26, 2011 The issue of cross-chargeability only relates to country of birth; cross-chargeability does NOT mean one spouse can transfer EB2 or EB3 classification to the other spouse. Link to comment
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