Trump's Travel Ban Mega Thread

[Dashinka 24,493]

Short answer, yes.  However, that does not mean a spouse will never get a visa as there is the possibility that the countries on the list improve their assistance (Belarus did and they were left off the list), or the Consulate Officer could recommend a waiver at the time of the interview.

 

Good Luck!

[SorrowL 138]

Yes. The visa ban For Nigeria effects immigrant visas. CR/IR-1 is a immigrant visa, and as such it is effected.

 

After the active date of the travel ban, the visa will not be issued and put on hold. 
 

If the visa is issued, you can travel, regardless of the travel ban.

[MB302 6]

Thank you all for your responses! It's a long shot but definitely worth a try. I will write an email to the embassy to see if the interview date can be expedited.

 

 

[Crazy Cat 41,845]

4 minutes ago, MB302 said:

Thank you all for your responses! It's a long shot but definitely worth a try. I will write an email to the embassy to see if the interview date can be expedited.

 

 

Please let us know how they respond....

[MB302 6]

Yes, I will keep y'all informed.

[Besamiot 35]

Hello hello. Anyone filing for a fiance this month from any of  the banned countries? Or, has anyone had their I-129f approved this month from any of these countries?

[Soso_Jay 3]

12 hours ago, Besamiot said:

Hello hello. Anyone filing for a fiance this month from any of  the banned countries? Or, has anyone had their I-129f approved this month from any of these countries?

Yes .my hubby was supposed to file earlier this week(February 3rd )but he had to pause till we get positive news because he doesn’t know what the out come would be or if we would be placed on Administrative processing 

[Felix 1 0]

On 2/1/2020 at 12:48 PM, Asanwa said:

@SorrowL, let’s say another person wins the presidency this year, can they over turn all this immigration bans put up by Trump?

Good Question. Most likely they will.

 

[Felix 1 0]

On 2/5/2020 at 6:44 AM, SorrowL said:

Yes. The visa ban For Nigeria effects immigrant visas. CR/IR-1 is a immigrant visa, and as such it is effected.

 

After the active date of the travel ban, the visa will not be issued and put on hold. 
 

If the visa is issued, you can travel, regardless of the travel ban.

What if spouse is already in the US?

[SorrowL 138]

1 minute ago, Felix 1 said:

What if spouse is already in the US?

Doesn’t matter. If the beneficiary is not issued a Visa before The February date, they cannot enter the United States unless they are issued a visa with a waiver. Any visa applicants who aren’t issued before the date will most likely go into a prolonged wait until the ban ends.

Edited February 6, 2020 by SorrowL

[Felix 1 0]

2 hours ago, SorrowL said:

Doesn’t matter. If the beneficiary is not issued a Visa before The February date, they cannot enter the United States unless they are issued a visa with a waiver. Any visa applicants who aren’t issued before the date will most likely go into a prolonged wait until the ban ends.

You don't get it, they are adjusting from within the USA. Will they be out of status due to the ban?

[SorrowL 138]

1 minute ago, Felix 1 said:

You don't get it, they are adjusting from within the USA. Will they be out of status due to the ban?

Anyone who is already in the United States is not impacted by the travel ban, as it mainly aims at the issuance of immigrant visas. 

[Felix 1 0]

Just now, SorrowL said:

Anyone who is already in the United States is not impacted by the travel ban, as it mainly aims at the issuance of immigrant visas. 

Even if you have not fully adjusted? Will you still be on the line to get your GC?

[SorrowL 138]

6 minutes ago, Felix 1 said:

Even if you have not fully adjusted? Will you still be on the line to get your GC?

Yes. Once you are legally admitted to the US on a K1, you are legally allowed to adjust status, as per law. Some people impacted by the travel ban will also still get immigrant visas / K1s and be allowed to stay, with the necessary paperwork (a waiver to get the visa).

Edited February 6, 2020 by SorrowL

[Patricia Owuh 175]

6 minutes ago, SorrowL said:

Yes. Once you are legally admitted to the US on a K1, you are legally allowed to adjust status, as per law. Some people impacted by the travel ban will also still get immigrant visas / K1s and be allowed to stay, with the necessary paperwork (a waiver to get the visa).

I've heard the waivers everyone is talking about will be very difficult to get and costly. Three different immigration lawyers have said this.