dwheels76

I was just going to mention that. So easy peazy. And for Morocco K1 is a t=risk especially since you did it before.

I have a friend going through the same thing she filed her ROC 1 month after my husbands in June 2018. But she divorced about 1 year after Then last year she applied for citizenship. Had interview finally for I-751 in April 2023. Then N-400 interview in August 2023. Adjudicator said she will her something by end of August. Nothing. End of September nothing. Weird the adjudicator gave her her phone # and email (if they legit who the heck knows) but no movement on I-751 or update since 2019 and nothing on the N-400. She is Nigerian also and so was her ex. But Ex did get messy in beginning cuz he was hurt and called immigration saying all kinds of wahala. I do agree with @Rocio0010 previous marriages to your country people especially Nigeria is a BIG Read flag. So I am sure they are examining the divorce decrees and such. You know how documents go there it can be troublesome at best.

Not a good reason but you won't know unless you try. You must show why bringing beneficiary here sooner rather than later will help the situation. I mean you have the condition regardless as they see it so how will having the Beneficiary here help?

Just FYI the two people getting married don;t have to be in same place. But they do have to "Consummate" meet up after the ceremony and before filing I-130. I know a few coupes who have done the UTAH zoom wedding and both parties were in different countries all approved and living in US. This zoom thing getting popular in these had to marry places and especially for those condemned to get married in certain countries so they keep it on the low low.

Back in 2006 was when K3 was truly popular since it took years to get spouse here. Man they filed a minute ago. WOW.

I have a friend same situation (weird they are from Nigeria also and had to switch to divorce waiver). She filed one month after my husband which was June 2018. She just had her N-400/I-751 interview 2 weeks ago. Yes filed in 2018. There's was filing I-751, getting divorced. moving from one state to another, transferring case. But finally after many e-request finally. Still not approved still waiting for I-751 to get approved. It's like it's stuck like yours. Hang in there. Hope you don't have to file WOM.

Did you notify NVC that these cases were to be married up? If you didn't they would have separate AOS fee since they were filed at different times. You need to notify them and hopefully because they are under 21 they will keep case together regardless of the spread out DQ dates. And they didn't skip you. They have a big queue and alot is going on. You will probably be in the next queue for September interview dates.

Benin, Cameroon, Sierra Leone they do not have backlog. Ghana is a 2 year wait for most F categories. As long as your PD is current you can transfer if you are a resident of that country.

Last I saw scheduling for F3 was March and they were still in DQ 2020 I think they are up to June 2020. But I know they are in 2020.

You see the dates getting DQ's you still have a wait maybe FEB or March next year. Today (30th) all the way up to June 28th, 2022 DQ. For IR5 also that date.

I'm to referring to k1 since you schedule yourself. That is IR/CR I am talking about.

yes for CR/IR. F category not so much. Last week Ghana covered from July to end of November 2021 DQ's.

Congratulations to all the August Interview letters(IL) folks for category CR/IR that dropped today. I have seen DQ dates so far for: May 12, May 16, May 21 through June 28. This was for IR5 also DQ June 28th. Are there any other DQ dates getting IL's today? Report back.

Yes they have over a 3 year wait. They are still in 2020 DQ's for them.

Just go to USCIS and fill out request to resend your receipt. https://egov.uscis.gov/e-Request/Intro.do

Also just know Ghana is a huge backlog. There's a 2 year wait for interviews. Add in processing at USCIS. Your Aunt is looking at 3 to 4 years to get to US once petition is filed.

Is Petitioner a US Citizen or a Green card holder? Who is the petitioner? You? Hole old are the children? Is the petitioner the biological parent. What embassy is interview? No NVC will not hold up your interview waiting for children's petition.

IL'S dropped this week last I heard they stopped on May 6, 2022 DQ for July interviews.

You said Visa approved. You mean your I-129F petition is approved. Now you are at NVC waiting to get your case# and start processing?

Islamabad is slammed. Just like for Immigration visas there's a 2 year wait. K1's are so rare there but you got a good 2 years before you even get a interview. If things don;t change. So really there's no issue. But to answer your question no there's no extension by you of your NOA2. Also you aren't planning the Nikkah are you? If you do Nikkah, you are considered married and void your K1. And yes the embassy does check since those are registered. There has been a big problem with this and why K1's are so dare rare from Islamabad.

Did you move and not update your address. How long ago did you submit application. Usually comes in 30 days.

Last scheduling a week ago went to April 17, 2022 DQ for June interviews. This is for IR/CR category.

When USCIS tells you to if you want your I-130 to be sent. If it's needed it will be instructed to do so in the approval of your I-130. Follow to join doesn't apply to IR/CR so it wouldn't be filed under that situation.

Somewhere in the questioning they didn't like the answer or how she acted. Ask her did the CO have a certain subject that he was fixated on. This next interview they might call you and do a stokes interview so be prepared. Many a interview have been lost due to interviewee not doing well.

#2 is your best bet since it needs to be 3 times the income needed. So if it's just you two that's 24,650 X 3 you need in bank. #1 I wouldn't use stipend since it's not income and is not permanent. #3 is not an option because if using a joint sponsor it matters not whats assets you have. You use a joint sponsor because you don't meet the guidelines.