US Immigration from Morocco

Hi everyone. My husband came to the U.S. on a K-1 visa in 2023, but we have been separated for two months due to realizing that he used me to get to the US. He moved out and now has his own apartment. Despite this, he claims he can move back into my house and that I have no choice because I m responsible for him. He has a job and can afford to live on his own but he's frustrated that he has to be an adult and has to cook for himself. Will I face any issues with USCIS if I refuse to let him move back in?

Hello,

I ve tried to use the naturalization calculator tool online but still had a couple questions. My husband came here on a K-1 in October 2021, and we were married the same month. He received his 2 year permanent residency card in November 2022 which expired November 2024, and currently has a pending I-751. He has traveled twice out of the U.S. once for 56 days and another for 40 days, once in 2023 and the other in 2024 to visit his family.

I m under the impression he can apply for citizenship in November 2024, is this correct? Or does he need to factor in the days he traveled outside the country to determine his date?

Any advice is appreciated!

Coming from RAK to EWR, with a K1 visa, does anyone know if a transit visa is needed, i.e. from Marrakech to Newark, with layover in CDG, LIS or YYZ

13 hours ago, Ryan H said:

Based on what you have written, the petition has not yet been approved, after it has been approved, the NVC stage will be the time to route the case to India.

My case is under administrative processing, and I had my interview. Can I transfer my case to another consulate since I ll be staying in another country for 6 months?

Hi everyone,

I had my IR1 visa interview in February, and at the end of my interview, the officer told me that she believes my marriage is bona fide, but she needs to verify some information, so she put me under administrative review and issued me a 221g.

The reason for this is that I have a 601a waiver due to overstaying my visa.

While reading through the waiver instructions, I saw that one of the reasons an approved I-601A can be revoked is if the DOS consulate officer determines that I am ineligible for the immigrant visa.

My questions are:

Can the consulate officer determine that I am ineligible for the visa without providing any specific reasons?

Can my immigrant visa petition become invalid or withdrawn if they put me in administrative processing for a long time, or more than a year?