US Immigration from Panama

My fianc is from Panama. We are about about to submit the DS-160. The last thing we need to answer is this question. Person or entity paying for yourself? She s paying for her flight but I m sponsoring her. Does she put me or herself?

Hi everyone. My fianc and I are applying for a K-1 visa. My fianc is from Panama. Like everyone we are stuck at the national visa center. Since we are stuck, my fianc had to renew her passport. When she renewed her passport, her passport number changed. I don t remember if we even had to provide her passport information on our I-129f petition. Is this going to create a problem for us somewhere along the line now??? Just kind of worried that this is going to delay things even more for us.

OK so let me ask. I'm a US citizen and just went trough a very painful divorce.

My ex-wife was going through a heavy depression and met some European guy through her friends. An affair started behind my back, first lots of texts and infatuation, then a nice trip to a cheap hotel where it became phisical. I noticed the wife became emotionally and physically distant. I asked what the heck and she told me she needed time and space " to find herself" Of course being the good husband I was and seeing her sick of depression I agreed. on the weekends I still came and did the house chores took care of things while she spent them having fun on cheap hotels and air bnbs. i did not know that until a month later when I discovered her phone logged into her Facebook and I was just shattered. I confronted her but it was all tears saying she broke our marriage and now its unfixable, I requested marriage counseling but she wouldn't have it. she kept seeing the guy behind my back all this time even though she said it was just a Fling and meant nothing. fast forward she files divorce, and I just gave up trying. Ok, so the ink is not even dry on our divorce decree and she files for a K1 right away. I thought about just letting this go. But I still think this selfish ### is taking advantage of the situation. Sure, it could be real love or whatever but you don't destroy someone with lies and deception and still be considered a quality candidate for a green card. I have records of his messages , planing and telling my wife to divorce me. All the while flying back and forward to Europe with automatic 90 tourist visa. See he was literally telling my wife to divorce me and he will get a job here and be happy because they are so perfect for each other, you know the whole soulmate bs. He was lying to immigration officers on tourist intent everytime he flew during that time. He was not here on tourism , I have proof his intent was to seduce my wife and get a job here after getting her to divorce me. obviously you need a green card for that. At this point I'm indifferent, I tried the best to save my marriage. still I feel I should tell immigration, is this lawful ? will immigration even care and treat me like a spiteful ex-spouse? or forget this and let the selfish ### get away helping to destroy my marriage and a green card to boot?

This was probably asked a bunch but My fianc is from Panama. The embassy is still closed. And We never got a letter from the embassy or the NVC that it was sent to the embassy and with the instructions. Our I-129f is going to expire at the end of this month. I keep trying to call the embassy but I get a busy signal. I m going to send them an email asking for an extension to. Because Covid19, we are all stuck in a holding pattern. Will they automatically renew it or do we need to physically get in contact With them via phone call, email, or letter?

Hi all,

Everything with our process has been going smoothly and my wife received her EAD card at the end of February, right before the country started issuing lockdown measures.

Our next step is receiving an interview date for the I-485 application, which has not happened. MyUSCIS shows no updates (however, it shows no updates for the I-129F or the I-765 either, so it seems entirely broken) and when I enter the I-485 case number at the USCIS Case Status page, it says as of January 30th, 2020 they are ready to schedule my interview.

Is it safe to just sit back and wait and assume that the long delay is related to the pandemic? The processing times for my area (Washington, DC) say 12 to 23.5 months, so I suppose we are in for a really long wait.

Thank you