US Immigration from Tunisia

I'm engaged to a us citizen and we applied for a k1 visa last year and got approved by USCIS after submitting photos together and proof of trip vacation we both took together to another country,

Now I have my interview scheduled soon and things is, we only met in person that time around 18 months ago, and we're having people telling us we're getting instant denial evidently if we don't meet in person again before the interview, because I am doing in it Tunisia, there's no red flags, no previous marriages, no age gap, no criminal records, money is fine, the guy is older in the relationship, ..etc.
We even have a wedding plan,

except the fact that the interview is taking place in Tunisia,

Can that one thing cause instant denial only for meeting once
If we gonna plan more trips we'll probably need to delay the interview and we don't wanna do that we just wanna get married already,

And isn't the process supposed to go through refusal first where they ask for more evidence and look more into it, if so why are we hearing from supposedly "professional people" telling us we'll get "instant denial"

How true is that and what should we do?

Hello all,

my wife, while waiting between our DQ and our interview date, had our first child in Tunisia. We had submitted the AOS and DS260 with no children included, nor included in the household size. My question is what should I update and upload regarding this prior to the interview? Note we already did the CRBA and the newborn s passport is on the way. Much obliged.

Best,

Shawn

Hi there! I have a bit of a small question that I haven't read about before so I just wanted to check with anyone here. I'm the USC and my spouse (Tunisian) was able to add me to his health insurances at his work, in case anything major were to happen while we are waiting for the approval since healthcare is good there and not as expensive as the US. He also listed me as the beneficiary of the payments from his work in case of his death, etc. I uploaded this evidence with a certified translation - I think I'm overthinking it but I just wanted to know if it matters that I included this since it's not US based insurance stuff, I know they generally want evidence of US based things, but we don't have that since we live in different countries and he needs SSN to be added on most everything here. (We also uploaded one year of call logs, some screenshots of our convos and shows one of the gold necklaces he bought for me, wedding photos, trip photos and all our boarding passes along with this). Thanks in advance for anyone who can reassure me or advise me if this is all good.

I m a USC filing for my spouse and here is the timeline for our I130 standalone (consular processing):

Attorney paper filed - April 17, 2023

PD and receipt notice - April 20, 2023

Case in active review - April 25, 2023

And no activity since then which I think is a good sign. We sent every possible bona fide evidence in hopes to avoid an RFE and so far it seems to have worked .

However, the my progress (I am aware not to trust this information) tab on USCIS website changed to your case is taking longer than expected on Nov 3rd, almost 4 months ago.

We just passed 10 months since PD. I can see posts from people with a similar situation getting approved around the 11 month mark. At what point is it plausible to contact my congressman (through my attorney?) and request them to make an inquiry on my case? If my congressman was made aware of the my progress tab saying that, could it be incentive for them to make inquiry without wasting anyone s time?

What would you do?