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Ok,one more paranoid question ;)

(Forgive me if I am starting to bore you but I really dont have anyone else to ask.)

I came to the States(legally)on a B2 visa(Visitors visa).......

Is the information that I had to give the embassy in Sweden to get that Visa already saved at the USCIS?

Will immigrations in the States have direct access to them?

How does it work?

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Ok,one more paranoid question ;)

(Forgive me if I am starting to bore you but I really dont have anyone else to ask.)

I came to the States(legally)on a B2 visa(Visitors visa).......

Is the information that I had to give the embassy in Sweden to get that Visa already saved at the USCIS?

Will immigrations in the States have direct access to them?

How does it work?

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Yes it is saved. Did you tell them one and then do another?

You should just come out with your concerns--either here, or with a lawyer. (ref your other thread)

Why are you scared?

Now That You Are A Permanent Resident

How Do I Remove The Conditions On Permanent Residence Based On Marriage?

Welcome to the United States: A Guide For New Immigrants

Yes, even this last one.. stuff in there that not even your USC knows.....

Here are more links that I love:

Arriving in America, The POE Drill

Dual Citizenship FAQ

Other Fora I Post To:

alt.visa.us.marriage-based http://britishexpats.com/ and www.***removed***.com

censored link = *family based immigration* website

Inertia. Is that the Greek god of 'can't be bothered'?

Met, married, immigrated, naturalized.

I-130 filed Aug02

USC Jul06

No Deje Piedras Sobre El Pavimento!

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Well,after thinking a bit more about it...

I THINK that I worried that it might be more difficult to get AOS because I am here on a B2 VISA and not on a fiance-visa.....

So in a way you are right,meauxna,I am scared.

(To get the B2 visa I still had to go for an interview,show proof of my financial situation,prove that I has never been in trouble with the police.....show an invitation letter from friends in the States....)

Anyone else here who entered the US on a B2?

Ahhh...I tend to worry about EVERYTHING these days..... :o:wacko::unsure::crying::(

****SISU****

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Well,after thinking a bit more about it...

I THINK that I worried that it might be more difficult to get AOS because I am here on a B2 VISA and not on a fiance-visa.....

So in a way you are right,meauxna,I am scared.

(To get the B2 visa I still had to go for an interview,show proof of my financial situation,prove that I has never been in trouble with the police.....show an invitation letter from friends in the States....)

Anyone else here who entered the US on a B2?

Ahhh...I tend to worry about EVERYTHING these days..... :o:wacko::unsure::crying::(

I'm still trying to work out your situation......... so you're here in the US on a B2 and intend to apply for AOS??? or are you gonna go back to Sweden and get a visa (say K1) to settle here???

I had a B2 visa first, used it once and then decided to go back to the UK and get a K1 visa to enter the US and be with my loved one... the B2 had no effect on my K1.

we need a little more info to give you better advice!

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Well,after thinking a bit more about it...

I THINK that I worried that it might be more difficult to get AOS because I am here on a B2 VISA and not on a fiance-visa.....

So in a way you are right,meauxna,I am scared.

(To get the B2 visa I still had to go for an interview,show proof of my financial situation,prove that I has never been in trouble with the police.....show an invitation letter from friends in the States....)

Anyone else here who entered the US on a B2?

Ahhh...I tend to worry about EVERYTHING these days..... :o:wacko::unsure::crying::(

Hi,

I entered on a B1 visa, and have applied tpo adjust my status. It doesnt matter that you are adjusting from a B2 AS LONG AS you didnt enter the US on it with an intent to remain. If you did then to adjust your status would be commiting immigration fraud, and you will need to return to your home country and apply for a K1. If you did not intend to remain on entry, this will need to be proven to the USCIS. e.g. by displaying return flight tickets etc. It also causes suspicion if you get married very soon after entry on the B1/B2 visa.

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and the information you give to the consulate, comes up at the POE when you go through, they'll question you if you've ever been on any other type of visa, and its already there infront of them,....they just wanna see if you tell the truth or not.

Trust me....happened once in Guam lol but i was tellin the truth :D

Oct 29th 2004 -Met online
Oct 29th -First phone call
Dec 25th -She purposed and i said Yes!
May 10th I-130 Packet and Packet 3 sent off to me by the U.S. Consulate
May 16th -Received Packets 1-3 from the U.S. consulate
June 29th -I arrived in Puerto-Rico!
July 2nd -Married in Mayaguez, Puerto-Rico and also got our interview date for September 6th
August 17th -We arrived in Australia to file for Sep. 6th
September 6th - Filed DCF in Sydney and approved 1 hour later!
September 12 -Received my passport with the visa and yellow packet
November 24th -POE.......Guam,USA
December 12, 2005-Green Card arrived in the mail
September 11, 2007 -Filed I-751 on conditions
September 17 -VSC Receives my I-751 and issues NOA1
Oct 10 -Had biometrics taken in San Juan, Puerto Rico ASC
Oct 12 -Touched.
Aug 21, 2008 -Approved!...........finally
Sep 17, 2008 -Mailed off N-400
Oct 22, 2008 -Biometrics taken in San Juan ASC
Feb 12, 2009 -N-400 Interview
Feb 26, 2009 -Oath.....the end.

....................................*What we do in this life will have an echo in the life to come*...............................

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Ok,I DID NOT enter the US with the intention to get married.

My marriage was not planned.

But how on earth will I prove that?

and the information you give to the consulate, comes up at the POE when you go through, they'll question you if you've ever been on any other type of visa, and its already there infront of them,....they just wanna see if you tell the truth or not.

Trust me....happened once in Guam lol but i was tellin the truth :D

I have never been in the US under another kind of VISA....just with the WWP.

****SISU****

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Ok,I DID NOT enter the US with the intention to get married.

My marriage was not planned.

But how on earth will I prove that?

Well I dont have any return flight tickets or such- so I have had concerns about proving I never intended to remain. But as I didnt get married until 10 months after my arrival this works in my favour. Nor did I even know of T's existance before I came to the states, so I will be taking to my interview print outs of out emails- ranging from when we first met online to us making plans for me to move to vegas with him. Letters from friends and family also confirming this may help.

My main thing is just trusting that the truth will prevail :thumbs:

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Ok,I DID NOT enter the US with the intention to get married.

My marriage was not planned.

But how on earth will I prove that?

Well I dont have any return flight tickets or such- so I have had concerns about proving I never intended to remain. But as I didnt get married until 10 months after my arrival this works in my favour. Nor did I even know of T's existance before I came to the states, so I will be taking to my interview print outs of out emails- ranging from when we first met online to us making plans for me to move to vegas with him. Letters from friends and family also confirming this may help.

My main thing is just trusting that the truth will prevail :thumbs:

Right on! :yes:

Peter Miami

Johanna & Peter

Colombia / U.S.A.

I-129F / K-1 Fiancee Visa

08-20-02 - Met Johanna in Armenia, Colombia

10-05-05 - K-1 Sent to TSC

10-14-05 - Received NOA1 by E-Mail (Day 9)

12-22-05 - Reveived NOA2 By E-Mail & Mail (Day 78)

03-03-06 - Interview Date! (Day 149) Approved

03-10-06 - Johanna Arrived

05-27-06 - Married

I-485 / AOS (Did not applied for EAD or AP)

06-05-06 - Sent I-485 application to Chicago via USPS (Day 1)

06-06-06 - AOS Package Delivered at 12:29PM

06-12-06 - Received NOA1 by Mail

06-14-06 - Check Cashed

06-22-06 - Received Appointment Notice for Biometrics

06-26-06 - "Request for Additional Evidence" Online, waiting for letter

06-29-06 - Biometrics Done!

06-30-06 - Received RFE Letter by mail. (Missing Birth Certificate)

07-10-06 - Sent RFE by Express Mail USPS

07-11-06 - RFE Delivered @ 10:54AM Sign by D. Atwell

08-28-06 - AOS Transferred to CSC E-mail & USCIS Website (Day 85)

08-30-06 - Touched #1

08-31-06 - Touched #2

08-31-06 - E-Mail from CRIS & USCIS-CSSO - CSC received AOS Application

09-01-06 - Touched #3

09-01-06 - NOA by Mail Regarding Transfer to CSC

09-05-06 - Touched #4

09-07-06 - Touched #5

09-13-06 - Touched #6

09-15-06 - AOS Approved by Online Status & E-mail

09-21-06 - Received GC and Welcome Letter (Day 109)

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But I cant do more then tell the truth to the USCIS-officers....

I didnt plan to marry.

I still have copies of a job contract/Letter of the job that I planned to start in Feb. 2007(Back in Europe).

(I was planning to stay in the US for 6 months...travel around a bit...and go home to Sweden and continue job and education.)

Would that and writings from family and friends about this matter do any good?

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But I cant do more then tell the truth to the USCIS-officers....

I didnt plan to marry.

I still have copies of a job contract/Letter of the job that I planned to start in Feb. 2007(Back in Europe).

(I was planning to stay in the US for 6 months...travel around a bit...and go home to Sweden and continue job and education.)

Would that and writings from family and friends about this matter do any good?

Yes. That contract is a very good thing to have :yes:

Best of luck :thumbs:

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