US Immigration from South Korea

Hello all!

I'm the husband and military member and my spouse is Korean and in the country on a K-1 Visa. We have married and we have started the EAD/AP/AOS process. I was selected for an /unaccompanied/ assignment to South Korea (her country) - has anyone had luck with expediting their case with an unaccompanied assignment? I can classify it like a deployment since my spouse will not be coming with me (on the government's dime) - however, since she is a citizen of that country, she would move off the base and get an apartment close by. She also mentioned she could only stay outside the USA on AP for six months or less. If she is moving back to her country - to be with me - can we extend this time?

Please let me know if you have any experience with this or can offer any assistance!

Hello Fam, I just want to ask about your expirence traveilling overseas with extension letter. What was your expirence at the destination country and your expirence when arrive back home at the port of Entery? Did you stand at the primary line or secondary line? Was your extension letter recognized by the flight agent? Did you have hard time at the port of entry in U.S?

I know the is a topic like this in 2017.However, I am asking about recent expirence. Thank you!

How long will it take my case from " Case ready to be scheduled for interview" to the Actual interview. I have been waiting for 3 months now since I saw that status nothing has changed. Asking to those who have pass through this. How long did you wait before the actual interview?

Hello everyone. I have a question regarding temporary car insurance. My fianc will be visiting me in a few months, for about 2 months, while waiting to receive our NOA2 for our K1 Visa.

He has an international driver s license. I apologize if this is a ridiculous question but does anyone know if temporary car insurance is such a thing? I work full time and he wants to be able to drive back and forth to the gym while I m working. I was going to give him my car once our petition is hopefully approved and he gets settled down here. Is there any way he can purchase temporary car insurance for the few months he s living here for my car? The car is currently in my name and I use it as well.

Again, I apologize if this question is ridiculous. I ve never heard of it myself but he has been curious about it.

My boyfriend is from South Korea and he came to the US in September of this year for a little more than a month total. He traveled to LA for about two weeks and then flew down to Florida and stayed with me for 3 weeks. When he arrived in LA, he was asked if he was visiting anyone. He was worried they d send him back home so he told the officer no and they let him in. When I talked to him about it later, he tried to justify it by saying he meant he wasn t visiting anyone in LA specifically, which was true. We already applied for the K1 visa in October of this year and are awaiting our NOA2.

He s planning on coming back next month and he wants to stay with me for 2 months. We re worried he ll be stopped again and asked about his previous visit. He wasn t honest with them and we don t want our visa case to be affected. I know he can provide proof that he s traveling back home by providing his return ticket back to Korea. He s unemployed and lives with his dad. I m not sure what other evidence he could provide to prove he has ties back in his home country. Has anyone experienced ever experienced something similar before?

1. What are some pieces of evidence he could provide to prove he has ties back home?

2. If asked his intentions on visiting the US, should he be honest about our pending K1 visa? I told him that he shouldn t lie but he also shouldn t give them more info than they re asking for. We want to avoid any issues with the immigration officers.

3. If our petition is approved and he s asked about this situation at the interview, he should just explain it all?