What are our chances of approval

[HeatDeath 430]

Wire transfers from the USC to the beneficiary are probably unnecessary. They definitely shouldn't hurt and they might help. It's up to you whether you want to include them or not, but they are fairly personal financial information that isn't directly asked for - I would probably exclude them just on general principle, but YMMV.

Wire transfers from the beneficiary to the USC, on the other hand, will definitely look iffy at best (even if there were and are completely legitimate reasons for them) and should almost certainly not be included. Don't lie about them if you're asked directly about them at an interview, but don't volunteer anything about them if the subject doesn't otherwise come up.

[TBoneTX 44,786]

For petition purposes (USCIS), it sounds good.

For consular purposes (the interview, later), did she ever enter the U.S. without inspection? Did she ever overstay a visa?

[Matador777 0]

Yes zapatos feos I am the petitioner and I feel the same.I did not want her working because I worry about her safety.I thought it would show that she is not paying me for the visa.Just a little thought for all of those going through this.You are all at different stages in this and those that are closer than others will tell you that the day is coming when you will think about all the lonely holidays you and you fiancee spent apart and all the nights you lay awake dreaming of the things you will do together and you will have this rush of pride and sense of accomplishment for the sacrifices you have made.Then it hits you that the day is here and soon a life together begins.Good luck and patience to all