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  1.    pushbrk reacted to a post in a topic: About Police reports
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  3. pushbrk
    Correct. Evidence of relationship that is dated after the visa denial is not helpful. So I agree the joint bank account opened after the interview is useless and worse, it looks like contrived evidence. Focus on evidence of time spent together in person before the interview. What were you getting notarized?
  4. pushbrk
    You believe incorrectly. Start here. Follow the process for each country. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country.html
  5.    W199 reacted to a post in a topic: K-1 Expedite for Financial Hardship – Is This Enough?
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  10. pushbrk
    Please understand that the reason an expedite are not realistic in your case, is because the real solution is going to be something like the solutions you did not find useful. USCIS officers expect you to solve the financial issue on your own instead of asking for special treatment. I just mentioned the obvious available solutions.
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  16. pushbrk
    This is what we call convenient interpretation. Many members here have many years of experience in these matters. I assure you that the circumstances you described are not justification for an expedite. It's free to try. When you ask questions here, members will provide information they think you need and is applicable. They do not limit their comments to direct answers to the question you ask. People are trying to help. Sometimes that means telling you things you don't want to hear. The solution to your financial problem is yours to find and implement, as the circumstances were created by your joint choices. If you need to earn more, get a second job, or relocate and live within your means.
  17.    pushbrk reacted to a post in a topic: K-1 Expedite for Financial Hardship – Is This Enough?
  18. pushbrk
    Yes, you can both create logins, but there is not going to be any update between receipt and approval of the petition, unless they send an RFE. What is happening is they are adjudicating a petition, not processing any application. Note that USCIS does not issue visas. You approved petition will be sent to the National Visa Center, part of Dept. of State, then on to the US Consulate in London. Watch your emails and US Postal mail. This is a hurry up and wait process. Your petition is just sitting waiting its turn for a human to spend about 20 minutes with it, usually just once.
  19. pushbrk
    Great. Now is the time to study the process and its next steps, including the proper terminology used. You did not apply for anything. The I-129f is not an application for anything. It's a petition for foreign fiance. When the petition is approved, your fiance will be invited to apply for a visa.
  20. pushbrk
    Just file the affidavit as soon as you have a single pay stub for a full pay period after returning to work. Yes, you can submit the complete federal tax return including all schedules and 1099/W2 forms etc. instead of a Tax Return Transcript. Yes, just leave the asset section blank.
  21. pushbrk
    It is clear the sponsor had enough income in 2024. In the tax section of the I-864, what was stated as his income in 22, and 23? It is quite possible they will want to see the 2025 return. What is the line 9 number for that? Consular officers are well trained to consider the totality of circumstances which will include the answers to the questions I ask above. It does sound like the Consular Officer at interview should have considered the total income, but it is also possible the public charge issue was not satisfactory for more reasons than he mentioned. I don't have the whole picture.
  22. pushbrk
    Incorrect punctuation by me. NBI is only for people who are 16 or older by the date of the interview. Even an infant goes to the interview. They do biometrics. Everybody needs a passport and a medical exam.
  23. pushbrk
    Government fees below. Add local medical exam of around $500. You will find travel to be the biggest expense. K1 US Government Filing and Visa Fees When Paid Agency and Purpose Amount Month 1 *Dept. of Homeland Security, USCIS – Petition Filing Fee $ 675.00 Month 12-14 Dept. of State Visa Application Fee (paid abroad) $ 265.00 Month 18-24 Dept. of Homeland Security, USCIS – Adjust Status Fees $1,440.00 Month 48-60 Homeland Security, USCIS – Removal of Conditions Fee $750.00 Total Immigration Fees To Permanent Resident Status $3,130.00
  24. pushbrk
    Even a baby goes to the interview. NBI....IS...the police report. Only for those 16 and older on the interview date. Just go with the replies you get here. You can verify with official online sources. No need to call Manila.
  25. pushbrk
    Hard to know the exact problem. When you mention "total income" is that the number actually labeled as "total income" on the 1040 or tax return transcript you also submitted. If so, then what you have done is probably sufficient. If all that was initially submitted (exactly all that) then the Officer should have seen the total income stated on the 1040 or transcript. Please clarify what exact supporting documents were provided with the I-864 and where the income number you are stating here, was found on the tax return.
  26. pushbrk
    If you have two different case numbers for Sydney, then use the latest one.
  27. pushbrk
    Sounds good. Age 16 needs the NBI report.
  28. pushbrk
    No.
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