countries i should not travel to??

[jkedhd 5]

hi all.my wife is U.S citizen, as u see my timeline we still waiting on NOA2 approval since 16 Jan 2013

my wife just went back to america after being married together for 15 months.

my main question is., i received work contract to work in LIBYA but we both concerning if that will effect our immigration visa process in any way???

please advice me ASAP as i have to respond with rejection or approval to this contract.

kindly Regards

Fadi Arar

[Sarah Elle-Même 660]

The only thing it effects is where you have your interview. Your wife can request your case be sent to the US Embassy in Libya instead. Since you will have a work visa or something similar to it, you have every right to interview there. Definitely take the job if it's what you want though if I were you I'd have a look at reviews of the Embassy there just to compare with Jordan.

Edited September 6, 2013 by Sarah and Adnan

[jkedhd 5]

The only thing it effects is where you have your interview. Your wife can request your case be sent to the US Embassy in Libya instead. Since you will have a work visa or something similar to it, you have every right to interview there. Definitely take the job if it's what you want though if I were you I'd have a look at reviews of the Embassy there just to compare with Jordan.

thank you my brother.

i have refused the job once for the fear of having any kind of problems regarding my i130 process

i hope im about to do the right thing.

[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.

[NikLR 13,227]

The I-130 is a petition and really doesn't have much to do with you. When it is approved you will be able to interview in a country you are legally working and living in, or your home country should you choose to move back. The main thing is making sure after your case is approved and has reached the NVC that the NVC number (also called the DOS number) has the 3 letters which are appropriate to the consulate you wish to interview at.

[jan22 3,053]

The only thing it effects is where you have your interview. Your wife can request your case be sent to the US Embassy in Libya instead. Since you will have a work visa or something similar to it, you have every right to interview there. Definitely take the job if it's what you want though if I were you I'd have a look at reviews of the Embassy there just to compare with Jordan.

The Embassy in Tripoli is not currently processing visas (and hasn't for quite some time). Casablanca, Morocco is the designated post for processing IVs from Libya.

[jkedhd 5]

but my question is regarding i130 can have red flag regarding me traveling to Libya in general !

but i believe if i have a proofs of why im going and was in libya for will clear it out at the time of my interview !!

[NikLR 13,227]

but my question is regarding i130 can have red flag regarding me traveling to Libya in general !

but i believe if i have a proofs of why im going and was in libya for will clear it out at the time of my interview !!

Why would it be a red flag that you're travelling for work?

[jkedhd 5]

Why would it be a red flag that you're travelling for work?

because Libya is high risk area according to the U.S and there is few Terrirost activities in that country and i just thought it will be an issue to me by the embassy at the time of interview to have more reasons for them to put me on AP.

i have strong relationship evedince this is the last thing im worried about, im just trying to be very careful to avoid an AP.

another question..

i applied for visitor visa after i sent my I130 and i was put on AP for 7 months now.

will this AP avoids me from getting in another AP when my immgration visa gets to the embassy in consideration of i had been in AP already in different type of visa >??

[NikLR 13,227]

Jordan is a MENA country as well. You may want to inquire in the MENA regional forum.