US Immigration from Colombia

I married a US citizen and in august 2018 I got the conditional Green card. After that, I visited my daughter s house in another state and stayed there for a few months to take care of her. And I got driver s license in that state too. I visited her a few times and each time I spent a few months. And does it count as residing? There is a question in I 751 asking if I have resided in other addresses after I got conditional green card, and I m wondering if I need to include my stay in my daughters place in the form s last page where it says additional info. If I do, can I explain in the letter I stayed in my daughters place is because she was pregnant and then she had a newborn?

So im in the process of starting to process for my fiancee to come over on a k1 visa. It says if im not mistaken that i have to send. Passport photos of her as well as myself.

how am i supposed to get hers if she is overseas?

Hello All! I am new to this forum and have read so much helpful information from all!

I wanted to ask for your advice on my current situation.

Here is our story:

I am a US Citizen from New York City (29 years old, Colombian-American, professional). My husband is a Colombian Citizen from the capital, Bogot (31 year old, professional). We met and fell in love early last year and I decided to move to Colombia in May, after my husband was denied a Tourist Visa in April to come to the US.

We decided to try for the tourist visa AGAIN while we lived abroad together. So, I worked remotely from May-November and in November he was denied ONCE AGAIN of a Tourist Visa! They claimed the reason behind this was that the visas were scarce and they suspected he would want to stay in the US (he has a 12 year old daughter in Colombia and didn't request to travel with her).

After this, I traveled back to NY between November 2019-January 2020 and then returned to Colombia on January 3, 2020. We married on March 2, 2020 (civil ceremony) and we FINALLY applied for the I-130 on March 10, 2020!

Now, unfortunatey, I traveled back home a few days ago (the 18th) because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and had to leave my husband behind in Colombia. Obviously, we are aware that this visa process will be a VERY long process, and we are trying to find some kind of a solution to expedite this, if possible.

I really cannot afford to live in Colombia for another year, and have planned to just keep visiting my husband every few months.

What would you all recommend for our experience? Do you all think perhaps my husband could travel to visit me in the US (perhaps with a special permission or a tourist visa)?

Thank you for reading!!!

Geraldine

Hey everyone,

Wondering if anyone else was transferred (unofficially - received no transfer letter) to California for their I-130 to be processed when the petitioner is US Citizen. I was told by 3 different agents that my case is at California, after receiving my NOA1 from Texas. USCIS doesn't even have processing times on the website for US Citizen filing for Spouse in California, so I just don't even know what my timeline looks like now. Thanks in advance, hope everyone is staying safe and healthy.

Reading through the forums, I've seen some beneficiaries have made WhatsApp call logs, as evidence of the relationship, to bring to their fiance visa interviews. I'm not knowledgeable on how to get the call log and would appreciate it if someone could someone explain the steps