US Immigration from Egypt

I am asking this question although I know the answer. The requirement is to meet your fiance ONE TIME in person, which I have done. I traveled to Egypt, spent a week with my fiance and returned home. Relationship continues just as before. Daily messages, video chats, etc. My case is NVC received. I have done extensive research and spoke with others about making multiple trips to visit your fiance in the country. For me, this is difficult. I have a full time job, with one week vacation, I have responsibilities here in the United States. Taking a trip half way around the world is not exactly cheap. My concern is that at the interview, if my fiance is asked "How many times did your fiance come to visit you?" and the answer is one, this is not going to look good. I've read too many stories about being denied for that. I am an anxious person to begin with, and being a woman, traveling to the Middle East by herself is not exactly a comforting experience. What are your thoughts?

Hi all, received my Documentary Qualified (DQ) letter on November 22, 2019.
What has been your experience on wait times to receive the interview date for the embassy in Cairo?

Any insight would be much appreciated!

Thank you!

Hello everyone,
I am seeking you advice. After two months of submitting my I 130 online. I found that I uploaded a wrong pdf file (my birth certificate instead of my marriage certificate). What do I need to do call them. Send the correct document via mail. anyone have similar experience. I really appreciate all of your advice. I don t like to wait and then receive case needs additional evidence?

I am an American male and I met an Egyptian guy in Alexandria early in 2019. We have been talking a lot and we've pursued a relationship and I have visited twice. We've decided we want to marry. We both come from conservative, Christian families and neither of us are "out" to our families because we know they would not approve. He plans to present me to his family as a "friend" and we will likely take pictures together with his family whenever possible because I know this would be good evidence where there is lack of family support affidavits. I will be visiting him at least once a month for a few days at a time in 2020. In July 2020, I plan to spend almost the entire month with him. I will save the tickets and receipts and we will take several photos. I have many screenshots of our WhatsApp conversations and will continue to keep them.

I feel that I have a pretty solid understanding of how the K-1 visa works, and I will be asking more questions, but what I'm looking for right now is anyone who can tell me about their experience or give me tips if they've married someone from a MENA country (especially if you've married someone from Egypt). I'd also like the same thing for anyone who's gone through or is going through the process as a same-sex couple (again, especially if from a MENA country or Egypt).

I'm not really sure what the best way is to go about this. Once I get him to the U. S. A., he cannot go back to Egypt. I've considered us getting legally married in Ecuador or Mexico or another place, but all those options would involve him going back to Egypt for an indefinite amount of time while we file for a visa to bring him to the USA as my spouse. So, our only real option is for the K-1 visa.

Does anyone have any advice? What are some things that he and I can do that can better solidify our application when we decide to file (most likely December 2020). I want to be able to front-load the application with as much information as possible, because I know that filing a K1 from a MENA country is risky because many of the K1s from this region aren't approved.

This is one of the questions I have been trying to find an answer for almost three months now.

is an F1 Student who has valid I-20 and F1 visa has "must" keep his status while applying for adjustment of status due to the marriage to a USA citizen?

In other word, does the student needs to keep going to school while applying or not?