US Immigration from Algeria

Hello Vj

my fiance and I have been together for 4 years now we love each other deeply. we have a strong bond. we have seen each other for the total of four months and three weeks

I had my interview May 22th, 2022 in the us embassy in algeria the CO didn't take the evidence of the relationship i brought with me ( texts, pictures, rental contract, affidavit from parents and family) he wasn't friendly at all and he kinda focused on one perticular thing which is the age gap we have 25+ years but it's not something that bother us not to mention that she doesn't look her age AT ALL I answered all his questions correctly. the interview was short around 10 to 15 minutes

in the end he gave me a blue slip 221g and he said he will need to further review my case or something like that and didn't ask for any additional documents

he kept my passport, the medical, my birth certificate, police records of her and mine, my fiance divorce paper work, 2 passport pictures.

- Now the case status in CEAC hasn't changed AT ALL since the interview it still shows refused, and the last date the case has been updated same as the date of the interview meaning no change at all

- my passport status changed from your passport is still at the embassy to Document Delivery Information:

I have so many questions like:

are we denied or approved?

what actualy the blue slip 221g color stands for?

why he didn't take the evidence of the relationship?

why there's no update on our case (18 days now)?

where's my passport?

Please any insight will be very apprecieted.

Thank you all for taking the time

Hello everyone I hope you are doing well,

my wife and I married at the end of March in Algeria, and we stayed together only 15 days since she studies in a European country, and then she was obliged to fly back for school reasons, now I am applying for her spouse visa,

while filling i130 form I encountered this question: Where did you and your spouse last live together?

what should I put there? knowing that I didn't put that address in my 5 years history since it was a short stay.

any pieces of advice, please??

Hey everyone!

What are all the documents we need in order to apply for removal of conditions on a Green card through marriage ? Will we need to submit a new I-864 ?

Thanks for your help

Greetings all! We are looking for some advice for my fianc 's k-1 interview which is coming up on June 5th. We have been together for almost 3 years and know each other so well. We just met up last week in Dubai to go through all the possible questions and everything we submitted. We also have our lawyer walking him through a practice interview. I guess our concern is what could be perceived as red flags in our case and they kinds of evidence / questions they may ask to over come our red flags. ( I am sure every case has some red flags). As the USC I am 20 years older than my fianc (he is from Algeria, another red flag country) and I am divorced. We sent about 400 pages total of evidence to USCIS. We have gathered a lot of additional evidence for the embassy (photos of video chats, messages, our recent trip.. my fianc has also become friends with my brothers and has independent conversations with them ... we have included that evidence as well as video chats with friends and his family. We also started a business together in the US and included all that paperwork) . Does anyone have any experience with the types of questions they may ask given our age difference? Also any recommendations on what additional evidence we should provide to the embassy to demonstrate a true relationship?

Thank you so much for your help!

Cheers

Greetings all!

We are having some confusion over where to submit our documents. We received an email from the US consulate in Algeria where my fiance is from that they have received our file from the NVC. They sent us a list of documents we need to organized (straight forward) included the affidavit of support and all the supporting documents. While the letter says to not send anything to the embassy after submitting our I-160, it says bring supporting documents to the interview. We were just informed by a lawyer that after submitting the I-160 we should actually submit the receipt from that along with our supporting documents to the NVC and then wait another 2-3 months for the NVC to send these documents to the consulate and then we can set up the interview. There is such mixed guidance on this we are confused about what to do as well as heart broken that the NVC and their timeline needs to be involved again. Does anyone have any advice or guidance about this? Thank you so much for your help! Cheers