US Immigration from Nigeria

Hi,

The reason why I am posting this here, is because I wasn t sure exactly what category this goes under, snd it has to do with financial information as well as possible tax issues.

I don t want to give too many details. This is an extremely heartbreaking question to ask on VJ after all of the help I was freely given to help us make our spouse visa process quick and easy, so I could finally be with the man I love..

However, due to some recent risky, unfaithful, and uncaring decisions that my husband has been making, I feel like it would be smartest and safest for me to remove myself as his financial sponsor. He and I have been separated for almost 2 months, and I am not sure what exactly is going to happen in our future. I do know that his feelings about marriage have changed, and he is no longer the man I married and thought I knew.

I read a few articles online, and they talked about there being SPECIFIC STEPS to follow in order to remove myself correctly as my husband s financial sponsor.

if anyone reading this knows anything about this topic, or has experienced it themselves, would you kindly respond to me either publicly or privately?

Thank you very much.

I did change of name two years ago. My surname is ISA but had always been written and used wrongly as ISAU even till university. So, two years ago, I decided to change it to ISA. Did court affidavit. My new surname ISA is on my passport and marriage certificate, even my wife and my daughter are ISA. My concern now is, at the interview, I might need to provide documents that have my former surname on them, even my drivers license still has my former surname. Wouldn't there be any problem as I have the affidavit? My passport and marriage certificate all have my new surname.

Hello, my husband has just been issued an interview in lagos in January 2021. With the ban President Trump put in Nigeria we are both skeptical. We want to take the interview but we are not sure if we will be considered for a waiver. We don't have any children, I am not in the military, and I do not have any medical issues. Can someone please advise me? Are they only issuing visas with those with a waiver? And if so how do we go about getting a waiver? Or should we just reschedule the interview?

Hi everyone, my husband filled N600 in June 2019, he was sent RFE in July 2020 which he responded and his online case status changed to response to USCIS request for evidence was received in August then nothing. We decided to write our senator we got a response today from the senator s office that USCIS replied with

case is under extended review with an officer

please has anyone ever experience this and what does this mean for his case. Thank you.