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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Morocco
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Has anyone had experienced visiting multiple times from a poor country on a B visa?

My S/O visited for 2.5 months last winter and he had absolutely no problems. We're planning on him visiting again in the fall, and I'm already stressing about it. I'm worried that last time was a fluke and this time he's going to get a lot of trouble-especially since it's his second visit in less than a year and especially since he will be going through a different POE (last time it was Miami, this time it will probably be JFK).

9/2011: Met in Morocco

12/2011: Trip to Europe together

1/2012: My trip to his hometown

11/2012: His first trip to USA

1/2014: His second trip to USA

3/2014: Married

Adjusting from a B visa

6/25/2014: Sent AOS package (I-130, I-485, I-765, I-131)

6/28/2014: Package received at Chicago Lockbox

7/2/2014: Text and email notifications

7/2/2014: Checks cashed

7/8/2014: Hard copy NOAs received

7/25/2014: Biometrics appointment

7/25/2014: RFE for foreign birth certificate

7/26/2014: RFE responded to

7/30/2014: RFE response received

8/14/2014: Status changed to "Testing and Interview"

8/29/2014: EAD and AP card production ordered

9/10/2014: EAD and AP card received

9/27/2014: Interview letter received

9/29/2014: SS card applied for

10/4/2014: SS card received

10/28/2014: Interview - approved pending final background check; online status updated that night

11/1/2014: Welcome letter

11/4/2014: GC in hand

ROC

8/13/2016: Sent I-751 Package

8/15/2016: Package received at CSC

8/17/2016: Check cashed

8/19/2016: NOA1

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ireland
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*** topic split from an unrelated topic by another member- please always create your own topic for your own questions ***

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Cambodia
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Not a fluke.

If you S/O returned within the prior to VISA expiring, then, the consulate will trust your S/O will return on the second trip. Therefore, you should not be discouraged or concerned. However, a chance is not a guaranteeing word.

Has anyone had experienced visiting multiple times from a poor country on a B visa?

My S/O visited for 2.5 months last winter and he had absolutely no problems. We're planning on him visiting again in the fall, and I'm already stressing about it. I'm worried that last time was a fluke and this time he's going to get a lot of trouble-especially since it's his second visit in less than a year and especially since he will be going through a different POE (last time it was Miami, this time it will probably be JFK).

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