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31 minutes ago, aaron2020 said:

Would have loved to be the fly on the way at the ROC interview.  The USC wife was living overseas and the K-1/LPR husband was living in the US apart for nearly 2 years.

Won’t be an ROC interview, they will have long passed the 2-yr mark

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You can't petition for your husband to move to the US, when you don't live there or plan to live there yourself. The point of the visa is to unify families - not split them apart. Essentially, your hu

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But it's not just about you, is it? How will your children feel years down the line when they are old enough to understand, that their father left them because he fancied a life in America more than h

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1. Is it possible for me to petition for my husband and he can move there, live and work by himself?

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4 minutes ago, Nitas_man said:

Won’t be an ROC interview, they will have long passed the 2-yr mark

I wasn't replying to the OP.  I was replying to the post that I quoted below. 

USC wife petitioned for a fiance.  After her husband got his green card, she moved to his country while he stayed in the US for nearly 2 years.  They would have had to file for ROC.

 

On 4/19/2021 at 12:06 AM, Thekingandqueen said:

You need to re-establish yourself in US. I have a friend who had a similar situation but her husband was in a k1. Once he got to US and got his green card she moved to his home country for nearly 2 years while he stayed in US alone. So it is possible. 

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