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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jordan
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As most of you can tell from the ticker I have at the bottom... I am pregnant.

And this is the reason why we are trying to get my husband to come to the U.S. on a visit visa right now.. so he can be present for the delivery of our first baby. Good enough reason rt?

His CR1 Case is pending at the moment. We are pretty much close to the finish line but not that close that he would be able to come in time for the delivery. The NVC recieved my DS230 on Dec. 1st. So we still probarly have a few months before he can make it.

I've heard a lot of people say that applying for a visit visa while you have a case already pending doesn't really work out. But it is so important for me to have my husband here when the baby is born...as im sure it would be for any mom-to-be.

So does anyone have any success stories on this... or ANY ADVICE whatsoever on how we can increase our chances of getting the visa?

I have also heard that even if you get the visa..you can be denied entry at the port of entry. Is this when the person has arrived in the US? Do they have to go back then w/out meeting their family?

ANy advice would be appreciated!!!!!!

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Marriage: 11/19/2006

I-130 Sent: 12/19/2006

I-130 Approved: 05/10/2007

Case Completed: 12/13/2007

Interview Date: 03/24/2008

Visa Recieved: 5/20/2008

U.S Entry: 10/07/2008

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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Many people travel with a petition pending.

Your issue is Jordan.

And there is nothing you can do about that.

So the usual comments apply, take plenty of evidence of non immigrant intent for this trip. Proof of ties to Jordan, a letter of leave from Employer etc etc

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If you get approved I'd just do what Boiler said.

Have your husband take as much proof as possible that he'll be returning. Hopefully something from NVC to prove that he'll have an interview back in Jordan and so will need to return for that will help.

Good luck, I'll keep my fingers crossed that all goes well for you.

Married: 08/05/2007

I-130 sent CSC: 08/09/2007

NOA 1: 09/05/2007

NOA 2: 02/19/2008

NVC case number assigned: 03/04/2008

Case complete at NVC: 05/12/2008

Case sent to Consulate: 05/28/2008

Consulate received: 06/03/2008

Interview & Approval: 07/07/2008

Passport with Visa received: 07/11/2008

POE San Francisco: 09/15/2008

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jordan
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would proof of medical insurance from his company be of any benefit

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Marriage: 11/19/2006

I-130 Sent: 12/19/2006

I-130 Approved: 05/10/2007

Case Completed: 12/13/2007

Interview Date: 03/24/2008

Visa Recieved: 5/20/2008

U.S Entry: 10/07/2008

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jordan
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would proof of medical insurance from his company benefit?

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Marriage: 11/19/2006

I-130 Sent: 12/19/2006

I-130 Approved: 05/10/2007

Case Completed: 12/13/2007

Interview Date: 03/24/2008

Visa Recieved: 5/20/2008

U.S Entry: 10/07/2008

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jordan
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ye but an interview letter will not come on time. :S

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Marriage: 11/19/2006

I-130 Sent: 12/19/2006

I-130 Approved: 05/10/2007

Case Completed: 12/13/2007

Interview Date: 03/24/2008

Visa Recieved: 5/20/2008

U.S Entry: 10/07/2008

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