US Immigration from Bosnia-Herzegovina

I suppose I m having anxiety and overthinking this but... my fianc proposed to me at his brothers wedding during the bouquet toss and I mentioned this in the section of all of our meetings in the section on i-129f.
will they (Uscis) have a problem with the venue of our engagement or should I just amend that part and leave it out of the petition?

(his brother and sister in law gave him permission to do that beforehand before any judgey comments!)

Hi all,

What do you think what is the best solution in our case. The petitioner is a med school student which is still on the parent insurance. What should the beneficiary do once arriving to the country? What is the best solution for the insurance?

Thank you

Hi all,

I have a question about DL too. So I (beneficiary) have the drivers license from NY state, where I used to work when I was on my OPT visa after college. Now, after we got approved, I'm wondering if I'll have to go through the whole process of getting the DL or I can just go and exchange my old one. I still have it with me but it is expired. Also since my case is a bit different than any other, will I also have to wait for EAD, GC or something else or I'll be able to exchange it right away.

I do understand that it varies from state to state, but just wondering if there's anyone who had experience in this case. And also, I'm asking for Ohio in particular.

Thank you

First sorry if I miss post or make a mistake ahead of time. I believe I posted here before, unsure if it was this account. All I know is, that it was an amazing help and reassurance from others. For that I thank all of you who helped me before and for everyone taking their time out of their day to read this and hopefully input any helpful advice.

Some information about me. I got my citizenship through my parents through naturalization when I was a child. When I was 14/15 Years of age, we moved back to my country and I finished my High school degree in my home country and then I continued studying there for University. Which I met my fiancee in high school and we got engaged my 2nd year of Uni, and started living together and had a child out of wedlock. Now, I tried to apply for Counselor Birth of Abroad when he was a 1 year old but I was not eligible because I did not reach the Criteria, in which it required I lived 5 years in the U.S. but out of those 5 years, 2 at least have to be over the age of 14. Which I do not, I have been living in the U.S. for over 14 years until I moved and I have visited off and on again, but I moved back recently about a year ago to establish domicile in the U.S. and to get consisted/permanent Job in the U.S. to support them. Once I got a job I applied for the K-1 Visa, hired a local immigration attorney to help with the paperwork as I know a slight mistake can prolong the process even longer. We filed for the I-129 etc to USCIS and everything went smoothly, we paid for everything on time, and they did their medical exam and we set an appointment for their interview when she gets a call from the Embassy today 3 days prior to her interview, saying since my son is biologically mine, he is not eligible for the K-1/I-129/K-2 and cannot obtain a Visa and they gave us 2 options. One for her to leave our child and go to the U.S. or to basically just withdraw from the process and reapply again and apply first for the I-130 for my son.

I have no idea what to do, and at this point I'm just overwhelmed. I provided all the evidence I had and did as much research as possible to hopefully win over the agent/embassy into allowing my son to be allowed a K-2 Visa to go with my fiancee/ his biological mother to the U.S. together as he is only 4 years old. Since this is a difficult case I was hoping that it would workout in our favor, they said they would contact me tomorrow for further information and to thoroughly evaluate all the information I gave them.

Thank you again.

In this case there are several fields where it is not applicable to me/my form i.e. I have only lived in one state and there is an additional field for any additional states that i've lived in after age 18, my fiance's mailing address, employment address, etc.