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In order to keep the I-130 petition active for my wife, is their a requirement on how often I must visit her in her country? We are trying to save money but it looks as if this could drag on for years at this point.

As of this month the petition has been filed for 1 year, because i'm an awa filer

07-24-2009 Received NOA1
08-05-2009 Touched
10-02-2009 I-797C for Biometrics Appt
10-26-2009 Biometrics Appt. Completed
05-11-2010 Request for Evidence on both the I129F and I130
07-01-2010 Case Transferred to Vermont Service Center
10-20-2011 Contacted Ombudsman
02-07-2012 Case denied after almost 3 years =(
03-07-2012 Appeal Filed!
01-20-2013 Contacted Ombudsman again...

06-25-2013 EOIR Appeal Review

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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There's no such requirement by USCIS that says that you must visit your spouse in order to keep I-130 processing active. But it's more like when beneficiary will be interviewed at the consulate, the immigration officer can ask for proof of your on going marital union, at that point if you guys have met each other than the travel itinerary/boarding pass would be the proof that you guys have met, also some pictures would be helping hand.

But there is no official requirement for meeting each other.

Atlanta, GA (MM-DD-YYYY)
I-130 (IR-1) TIMELINE [MUMBAI CONSULATE]
07-02-2020 - I-130 SENT
06-01-2021 - APPROVED

NVC
06-06-2021 - Recevied NVC case no. - case entered into nvc's system

06-08-2021 - AOS fee
06-08-2021 - IV fee
07-05-2021 - IV & AOS documents submitted online

07-19-2021 - received message from NVC about case can not be processed unless all civil documents are submitted (was missing police clearance)

08-12-2021 - submitted police clearance certificate - which was last document submitted to NVC

11-05-2021 - Case completed at NVC - DQ

03-31-2022 - Interview letter received

04-28-2022 - Interview date at mumbai embassy

 

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There's no such requirement by USCIS that says that you must visit your spouse in order to keep I-130 processing active. But it's more like when beneficiary will be interviewed at the consulate, the immigration officer can ask for proof of your on going marital union, at that point if you guys have met each other than the travel itinerary/boarding pass would be the proof that you guys have met, also some pictures would be helping hand.

But there is no official requirement for meeting each other.

Ive been twice in 2009, once before we were married and then we got married and I stayed a while. But I haven't been since March of 2009.

07-24-2009 Received NOA1
08-05-2009 Touched
10-02-2009 I-797C for Biometrics Appt
10-26-2009 Biometrics Appt. Completed
05-11-2010 Request for Evidence on both the I129F and I130
07-01-2010 Case Transferred to Vermont Service Center
10-20-2011 Contacted Ombudsman
02-07-2012 Case denied after almost 3 years =(
03-07-2012 Appeal Filed!
01-20-2013 Contacted Ombudsman again...

06-25-2013 EOIR Appeal Review

Visit my blog at http://goo.gl/ON4wG/

atckcgod5n.png

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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Ive been twice in 2009, once before we were married and then we got married and I stayed a while. But I haven't been since March of 2009.

Your trips are good enough.......no need to make another trip. just retain all travel itinerary and boarding passes.

Atlanta, GA (MM-DD-YYYY)
I-130 (IR-1) TIMELINE [MUMBAI CONSULATE]
07-02-2020 - I-130 SENT
06-01-2021 - APPROVED

NVC
06-06-2021 - Recevied NVC case no. - case entered into nvc's system

06-08-2021 - AOS fee
06-08-2021 - IV fee
07-05-2021 - IV & AOS documents submitted online

07-19-2021 - received message from NVC about case can not be processed unless all civil documents are submitted (was missing police clearance)

08-12-2021 - submitted police clearance certificate - which was last document submitted to NVC

11-05-2021 - Case completed at NVC - DQ

03-31-2022 - Interview letter received

04-28-2022 - Interview date at mumbai embassy

 

 
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