US Immigration from Algeria

Hi, I checked I-129F WAC numbers around mine. All of them are adjudicated but mine is not. How can I find out what's going on?

I apply 2021 K1 visa It was rejected, It was rejected, as the consul asked me why I did not marry her, 2023 I married her and applied for a marriage visa, in 2024 November 11 was my interview date, the consul focused on how to get to know each other and I told the truth and the same answer k1 , I think the age difference is the reason, because there are 28 years between us. After the interview, the consul gave me a blank paper with an administrative procedure, and until now my case is still rejected. Is it possible to negotiate?

He asked me:

How did you know her?

How many times have you met?

Where did you get married?

How did her children and your family react?

Do you have mutual friends on Facebook?

what do you do, where do you live

What is Similarities and differences between you ?

Why did the consul refuse your engagement visa?

How old are you How old are you and how old is your wife?

How old is her daughter? Is she engaged?

How old are her children?

Do you have a problem having children?

Finally he asked me about the conversations and I gave them to him and then I thanked him and left.

So me and my fiancee met online september 2023, we became official on january 2024 and met for the first time in Algiers september 2024 only for a week. I am from Algeria and he s moroccan who was born in the US, spent his first 18 years in Morocco then went back to the US, which means that we speak the same dialect (darija) and have the same culture and religion. Also we are both 23 years old. When he visited me in Algeria he got to meet my family (mother, sister and cousins), our families spoke on a videocall right when he went back home from his visit to talk about how to meet to officialize the engagment in a traditional way which is not gonna happen until february 2025. We have no evidence of engagment (no engagment ring, proposal or engagment party) yet, however we have plenty of pictures together and pictures of our parents facetiming each other. He doesn t have any financial problems or criminal record (me neither). Is this good enough or would we need more proof ?

Our background: My husband came to the United States on a K1 visa a year ago. We are married and he is a permanent resident now.

He recently got a part time job. (It took awhile for someone to give him a chance so this is his best option at the moment.) However, being part time, he does not receive any benefits with this job. He needs health insurance. I get my insurance through my state which is Oregon s Medicaid. I have always been under the impression that he is not suppose to be on any type of government aid. That he is essentially 100% my responsibility.

Is this true regarding Medicaid? Or is it allowed for him to join Medicaid?

If the petitioner (US Citizen) was previously married, reportedly they need to provide their divorce certificate.

Should this go with their Affidavit of Support optional documents (even though it's not AOS or financial related) since it's the petitioner's former marriage? Or should it go under the immigrant/applicant's side with their civil documents?

Thanks to anyone who can advise.

Regards,

Anja