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Can my Husband come to the Us to Visit me

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Hi my Husband and I were married in safi Morocco on january 9th, I came back to the Us on january 24th, 2006 i was there in Morocco for 3 months with him. my question is is it possible for him to come visit me we are in the process of filing the I-129F this friday it will be sent, if this is possible how does he go about this coming to Visit what steps are needed if this is possible. And we are talking about after filing the I-129F he wants me to come to Him and wait there with him while this I-129F is in processing and i will have a family member send this to me when it is received, would i have any problem in doing this plz help!! Thank You!!

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Hi my Husband and I were married in safi Morocco on january 9th, I came back to the Us on january 24th, 2006 i was there in Morocco for 3 months with him. my question is is it possible for him to come visit me we are in the process of filing the I-129F this friday it will be sent, if this is possible how does he go about this coming to Visit what steps are needed if this is possible. And we are talking about after filing the I-129F he wants me to come to Him and wait there with him while this I-129F is in processing and i will have a family member send this to me when it is received, would i have any problem in doing this plz help!! Thank You!!

It SHOULD be that simple, huh? In the "Land of the free" etc.......to just take a few days , weeks, etc to spend time with your spouse while the government takes its own sweet time to process your application.

Should be...but....Unfortunately , it's not...........

If he's from Morocco......the difficulty lies in that he will have to apply for a tourist visa to come to the US, and since you have an I-129F filed , it is going to be extra difficult for him. I went through something similar........and it was like "pulling teeth " to get anything done.

In this country....the closer ties you have to someone here, the harder it is for that person to come. Strange....how you have a much better chance of being let in to visit......when you are a perfect stranger with absolutely no connection to this country whatsoever.......but that's the way it is.

You can have him try to do the things he needs to do to visit.......but just be prepared for the difficulties ahead.

As for you going THERE during the application processing...I would imagine it wouldn't be a problem ....but I'm not 100% sure about that one.

April 16, 2004 Married in Saint Augustine, Florida.

March 7, 2005 Wife left for Istanbul to serve J-1 2 year HRR. Was a very bad day at Black Rock.

May 23, 2006 USCIS receives application for I-130

June 12, 2006 Noa1

Sept 7, 2006 Noa2 I-130 approved

Oct 10 ,2006 Received fee bill from NVC

Nov 13 ,2006 Received Packet 2 DS-230

Jan 4, 2007 Mailed Packet 2 to NVC

Jan 22, 2007 RFE from NVC aaarrrrgggghhh!!!!!!!!

Feb 28, 2007 NVC received "checklist" response and original documents for the RFE

March 13, 2007 Case completed at NVC! Whoooohoooo!! Ankara, here we come!!!!

March 15, 2007 Case fowarded to Ankara Embassy

April 4, 2007 Interview. Wife gets handed the little green paper. Not good. Need to submit a few more things.

April 9, 2007 Items mailed back to Embassy. Crossing fingers, rubbing the "rabbit's foot", etc,..that this may FINALLY be the end.

April 14, 2007 Visa delivered! Wife is finally going to be on her way back home!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

April 20, 2007 Wife enters through JFK. The days of grabbing my dinners at the WalMart deli....are now officially over!!!

Stay tuned to this channel for further updates..........

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