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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ghana
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My husband lives in ghana and i wanted to know since weve strted the process could he come visit me amd if so how do we go about getting it started??

GOT MARRIED 03-01-2014
SENT I130 PACKAGE OFF 08-08-2014

GOT RESPONSE NOA 1 08-17-2014
RECIEVED RFE 01-26-2015
SENT IT BACK 01-31-2015
APPROVED 2-11-2015 :idea::idea::dancing::dancing:

HARD COPY OF NOA2 2-17-2015
PAID AOS FEE 04-03-2015
SENT AOS PACKET 09-23-2015
SENT FINANCIAL DOC 10-05-2015
PAID IV FEE 10-06-2015
IV PACKET COMPLETE 10-15-2015
CASE COMPLETE 01-05-2016

CASE SENT TO EMBASSY 04-16-2016
INTERVIEW 05-04-2016
APPROVED 05-04-2016
TOOK PASSPORT AND NEW AOS 06-07-2016
REQUESTED NEW TAX PAPERS 06-17-2016
SENT TAX PAPER 06-27-2016
STILL IN AP :cry::ranting:

went from AP-READY BACK TO AP 07-22-2016
ISSUED 07-22-2016
PICKED UP PASSPORT 7-29-2016
POE: 8-30-2016

GREEN CARD FEE: 10-08-2016

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Thailand
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My husband lives in ghana and i wanted to know since weve strted the process could he come visit me amd if so how do we go about getting it started??

He can if he can get a tourist visa which is unlikely if for no other reason that the petition that you filled. You have indicated his intent to immigrate.

As part of the tourist visa application he must prove he MUST return to his country. How will he do that with a wife in the USA and an immigration petition in place?

Having explained that I can say I have seen it done but never from Ghana. Try asking on the Ghana forum to try to find someone there that did it. The problem is that he will never know unless he tries.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ghana
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So true we will see

GOT MARRIED 03-01-2014
SENT I130 PACKAGE OFF 08-08-2014

GOT RESPONSE NOA 1 08-17-2014
RECIEVED RFE 01-26-2015
SENT IT BACK 01-31-2015
APPROVED 2-11-2015 :idea::idea::dancing::dancing:

HARD COPY OF NOA2 2-17-2015
PAID AOS FEE 04-03-2015
SENT AOS PACKET 09-23-2015
SENT FINANCIAL DOC 10-05-2015
PAID IV FEE 10-06-2015
IV PACKET COMPLETE 10-15-2015
CASE COMPLETE 01-05-2016

CASE SENT TO EMBASSY 04-16-2016
INTERVIEW 05-04-2016
APPROVED 05-04-2016
TOOK PASSPORT AND NEW AOS 06-07-2016
REQUESTED NEW TAX PAPERS 06-17-2016
SENT TAX PAPER 06-27-2016
STILL IN AP :cry::ranting:

went from AP-READY BACK TO AP 07-22-2016
ISSUED 07-22-2016
PICKED UP PASSPORT 7-29-2016
POE: 8-30-2016

GREEN CARD FEE: 10-08-2016

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: England
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Yeah if he doesn't already possess a tourist visa then its unlikely that he is going to be granted one now that he has demonstrated a desire to immigrate with the I130. Nothing to stop him from trying though, although it does cost $160.

My blog about my visa journey and adjusting to my new life in the US http://albiontoamerica.wordpress.com/

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ghana
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It is very difficult to obtain a tourist visa at the best of times from Ghana. That has been our story anyway... everything in place and yet still denied with no explanation. This can get expensive.

We have found the best option is to visit with each other in Ghana instead. :yes: As the USA citizen it is a great way to embrace and learn about your spouse's heritage culture and country.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ghana
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It is very difficult to obtain a tourist visa at the best of times from Ghana. That has been our story anyway... everything in place and yet still denied with no explanation. This can get expensive.

We have found the best option is to visit with each other in Ghana instead. :yes: As the USA citizen it is a great way to embrace and learn about your spouse's heritage culture and country.

KofiB you are exactly right. We learned it's hard to get a visitors visa from Ghana. I enjoy going to Ghana and have been there a total of five times since 2012. When I met my fiancé in November I have been back two times. I will do what it takes to see him because distance is so hard but we pray we will not be apart for much longer.

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Sent I-129F - July 17, 2014

USCIS Received - July 18, 2014

NOA-1 - July 22, 2014

ARN Changed - July 30, 2014

Touched - November 14, 2014

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Thailand
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KofiB you are exactly right. We learned it's hard to get a visitors visa from Ghana. I enjoy going to Ghana and have been there a total of five times since 2012. When I met my fiancé in November I have been back two times. I will do what it takes to see him because distance is so hard but we pray we will not be apart for much longer.

Every visit you make helps in the pursuit of the K1. I know this is difficult because I went thru this as well. Look to the future and you will have what you want.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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I wanted to have my spouse come spend part of the summer here with me in the states. we filed for a tourist visa, at the interview they simply denied her and told her to go ahead and wait for the cr1 process to finalized. It was at most a 2 min interview.

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Thailand
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I wanted to have my spouse come spend part of the summer here with me in the states. we filed for a tourist visa, at the interview they simply denied her and told her to go ahead and wait for the cr1 process to finalized. It was at most a 2 min interview.

Standard procedure for Nigeria. Has nothing to do with the O P situation.

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