US Immigration from Nigeria

Hello fellow VJ. Please I need an advice. I and my Girlfriend(USC) haven t met in person due to the nature of her work (US army). We are planning to meet anytime this year but we don t know exact date. Is it advisable we both get married through Utah online marriage and wait until we finally meet and then apply for CR-1 or should we leave the online marriage until we meet?

Hello,

My Wife and my case was documentarily qualified early August 2021. My WIfe's country of origin is Nigeria. I have been there twice, first in March 2020 when we were married (after a year of communication), then again in April 2021. We are waiting her scheduled interview at the Consulate. I am unsure I will be able to visit again prior to the interview because it is not easy for me to get the time off of work and I'm wondering if this could be detrimental to our case come interview time. Based on current timelines, I would expect the interview to be somewhere around August 2022. I have seen in the Consulate interview reviews that they often ask the last time the beneficiary saw the spouse. Is there any standard for how often the petitioning spouse should be visiting, or how long is considered too long in the eyes of the Consular Officer?

So on Nov 10, USCIS scheduled my spouse (petitioner) for interview. She's a US citizen. She's legally divorced and I'm never married untill I met her. I know it's a very rare case. Our priority date is Feb 25 2020. Texas service center before our case got transferred to Potomac. What are we to expect during the interview?

On 11/23/2021 at 11:52 AM, Crazy Cat said:

They normally send cases to where the applicant resides. It can be transferred, but it will take weeks.

If the beneficiary moves to another country after I 130 filed at USCIS but before approval and submission to NVC, would they have to travel back to Country of Origin or because we will submit with NVC the new address it will go based off the new country ?

Good Day everyone,

My wife and I would like to expedite our I-130 petition for Medical and Financial Loss reasons. My wife was fired from her two jobs due to her inability to do her job due to arising medical problems. She's also diabetic and because of that she lost her right foot. Her medical bills are piling up due to surgeries and admissions at the hospital and more surgeries on the way. No company will hire her with her present condition. She is also fighting series of infections on her foot and had to go through Home IV antibiotics and she's right now fighting new infections which could make her lose her remaining foot. What evidence could we submit to back up our claim for financial loss and medical condition

I appreciate y'all's help!