US Immigration from Ecuador

A girl I met last year we hit it off and things was going great she was gonna come this year in November but was deny and her tourist visa was revoked because they said she worked. I want to know if I file for a fiance visa will it be a difficult process or does she have to wait five years to enter. Because if I can bring her I want too

 Hello everyone category IR1 Ecuador, for what month are the appointments? I have been complete since July, my case has been requested by a citizen for 2 years 2 months

This is the continuation thread for

https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/730651-february-2020-aos-filers/

which was closed because of its large size.

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Everyone who is still waiting can take heart that approval will eventually come.

Those of us who've been through this definitely support you.

This is the continuation thread for

https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/747478-vawa-part-20/

which was closed because of its large size.

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The Part 20 thread reached closure size in record time, chiefly because of many approvals and positive reports. May those both continue in this thread!

Hello all,

I am almost ready to submit everything for our I-130 package.

We want to have my wife's green card issued with her married name (my last name). However, her Ecuadorian passport will always be in her maiden name, since Ecuador does not change names on passports due to marriage (Source: 1, 2).

From the second post in this discussion, "the name on your visa must match the name on your passport so if you are wanting to immigrate under your new name you will need to update your passport." Is that correct?

At this point all of the evidence I have gathered is under my wife's married name. Is this going to be a problem when the case goes to the Consulate?

All of the other cases from Ecuador involving name changes that I have found on this site did the K-1 process (which we had originally been doing), so I am not sure what will happen when seeking a CR-1.

Any advice would be appreciated.