US Immigration from Nigeria

Hello. I'm a USC and I petitioned for my husband who is a Nigerian citizen. He was not approved at his interview back in 2018 and we were in Administrative Processing since then. I reached out to my congressman's office and they were told that the case had been returned to USCIS for recommendation to revoke on July 2019. I checked everyday and NVC would always tell me they didn't have our case back from the Embassy yet.

Until one day I checked and they told me they had the case back since October 2020...then they kept telling me that they were doing their checks on it before sending to USCIS.

Well just recently they told me that the case has been sent back on April 13.

My question now is, how long should we wait to hear something from USCIS? Do they send me a letter or text or email letting me know that they received the case back?

Hi VJ family,

I need help deciding what to do regarding DS260 question about willful misrepresentation and fraud. I was denied a K1 visa in 2019 due to counterfeit divorce certificate. It was not willful at all as I did not even know said document was fake until the Consulate found it to be and informed us through my then fiancee's congresswoman's office.

So my question is, do I select no and give my explanations if/when it comes up during my interview or select yes (would this not mean that I am admitting I did it willfully)??

Thank you.

PS: CEAC website keeps taking me back to sign in page when I clicked next from the first page of DS260. is it my connection or is anyone else experiencing this?

Hello Guys,

me and my wife works outside US as expatriates my wife is US citizen her annual income is 45,500 usd, if mine added we both earns 88,000 usd annually, I need enlightenment here pls is she qualified to file for me on Spouse Visa or no?

you guys candid and facts opinion will be appreciated.

Thanks.

My husband applied for a student visa in Summer of 2019. He received an admissions letter from the university here in the US and received an interview from the embassy but decided NOT to go through with it as Corona has started. He says he cancelled on the embassy website and did not attend the interview and was planning on doing the schooling in Canada but never started it.

I'm not sure if he closed or cancelled this US petition properly. I am now scared to submit our CR1 petition...
Will this hurt or complicate our chances? I am panicking now.

Does anyone have experience with this and how to categorize it on the I-130 documents?

After high school my husband went to South Africa to get his degree and after university was over and he graduated he stayed in South Africa with his then girlfriend who he met in SA. In order to stay in SA, they had to submit a cohabitation agreement to affect the student visa he was there on. The attorney who created the document filed it for him and they were together for years but have long since separated when she left SA to move to another country since 2014. Before we got married I told my husband that he would need to get this agreement dissolved and he went back to the original attorney and had something drawn up dissolving the original cohabitation agreement stating he and her were no longer together and he has left South Africa permanently and gone back to his home country, Nigeria.

So he contacted her mom, who contacted her and they both submitted current passport data pages and signed and returned the document dissolving the cohabitation agreement. This took some weeks to do and I was involved the whole way even talking to the SA attorney myself but it is now done and filed.

I have copes of everything but have no idea how to answer the question on the I-130 petition of whether he's been married before? Do I say yes or no? And should I include the copies of these agreements under "Additional Information" or Evidence" or not at all???