US Immigration from Oman

It was a few months ago that my wife's (fiance at the time) K-1 visa petition was revoked and we have since gotten married (although we haven't filed our spousal visa as of yet but still needing to meet). I have received a form from USCIS (not labeled as an official "NOIR"), and with this said, would it be advisable for her to travel with her B/1/B2 visa here to the U.S.? I have already read articles about some being permitted entrance and other's not. I just wanted to see what others on here would have to say about it.

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I am wanting to file for my wife either a CR1 or a K3. . I am simply wandering which one would allow my wife to ENTER the USA the quickest, from the time we file until the time she ENTERS the USA?

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Hi everyone,

My fiance is currently thinking about changing jobs. They made over the poverty line (125%) last year and this year as well. They would like to change their job for better timings and better pay. The only detail I am worried about is that they're job status will change from "full-time" to "contract". The employment letter they will get to attach to the I134 will have contract written on it. They will be working for one company and will get paid consistently, but it will be through doing various contracts for many other different countries.

Does anyone have any experience with this? Does it matter if they are full-time or on contract? Or as long as they are making the required amount, we should be good.

Hoping to get some clarification

Thank you!

Hello,

My fiance is from Oman and during her interview, she was given a 221 (g), stating the TWO reasons/requests:

1. Request for original divorce cert.

2. Request for joint sponsor.

During the interview it was stated by the consular, that I (the petitioner) didn't provide/make sufficient income to support the number of dependents included in our petition. . However, this was not included on the 221 (g) form even though it was expressed verbally.

Later I received a letter from the same consulate stating,

"Thank you for your email,

Her case was send to NVC for revocation, please contact USCIS for the status.

Regards,
Consular Section "

I have checked the status on the USCIS website (which hasn't updated as of yet). I have also contacted them by phone and they told me that it would take 180 days before I would receive a response by mail. I have also checked the case status on the NVC/CEAC site and it states simply, "Returned to NVC." I have also sent them a message via online forum, seeing that they do not respond to emails now.

Now my questions to anyone who understands what my fiance and I are facing; What should/could be done now other than waiting for the letter/reason(s) for revocation? Also, does "Revoked" mean that we will definitely need to re-file another K-1 fiance visa case if it is not such a response (reason for revocation) that could be appealed? And if so, how long could an appeal case take? Quite possibly it could be a better idea to just move forward and re-file another K-1 petition?

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Hi everyone,

So I am being pro-active (and trying to subside my anxiety) by gathering all the document's that I will eventually need once the case is transferred to my embassy. One of the requirement's i read is evidence which includes photos and text messages (proof of ongoing relationship). I have a few questions:

-Is this evidence in addition to what we sent in the I129F packet?

-Photo's are a bit hard as we cannot travel and meet each other as freely. Does the embassy/USCIS understand this? I haven't seen my fiance physically since Jan 2021.

-What other evidence can I provide to have no lose ends?

Thanks for the all the support and information!

Cheers