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Cathi

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Cathi last won the day on May 17 2015

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    New Hampshire

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    Naturalization (approved)
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  • Local Office
    Manchester NH
  • Country
    Jordan

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  1. Unless you give us the reason you want/need an expedite. no one can answer you with any accuracy.
  2. A B-2 visa is for VISITING the U.S, not for living together in the U.S. to see if your relationship is going to work out, visa. Just sayin'. I'm very surprised she wasn't deported and her visa permanently revoked after you admitted to CBP that you were living together. She is extremely lucky!
  3. Absolutely!!!!! My now husband was questioned during his interview at the consulate in Amman about my ex-husband.
  4. Nope. I never changed my last name. We've been married 14 years and my husband has been a US citizen for years and years.
  5. You can meet in another country, there is no getting around the meeting in person rule. If finances are a concern, you're going to have a lot of trouble getting a K-1 because of the cost, plus the requirement of having the ability to support your fiancé once they arrive to the U.S
  6. Right now the K-1 and CR1 are following the same timeline-give or take a few weeks. By FAR the CR1 is the superior visa and costs less than half of what a K-1 costs. Not to mention the fact that with a Cr1 the person has a green card immediately upon entry to the US, they can work and travel immediately. With a K-1 , they must adjust status, wait for a long time for the ability to work and travel out of the country. There isn't a person here who wouldn't agree that the CR1 is the superior visa at this time.
  7. Nothing, there is nothing you can do. He must depart immediately, yesterday if possible.
  8. Congratulations! It's so nice when everything is said and done.
  9. Not sure what your MIL has to do with your wife. The question IS: Has anyone ever filed on behalf of your WIFE? Wouldn't your wife know if anyone has ever petitioned on HER behalf??? (not your mother in law)
  10. You cannot compare Wales to Pakistan. Pakistan is one of the highest fraud countries when it comes to visas to the US, Wales is on the other end of the spectrum.
  11. Just because you think her fear is unfounded, doesn't mean it is, especially coming from Pakistan, one of the highest fraud countries. Three visits in such a short amount of time is not normal and again, no one can predict what CBP will do.
  12. She wasn't denied, her case was put on hold for a year until she completes another medical. Just be advised that she cannot smoke at weed ALL during this next year, not just the days leading up to the new medical.
  13. Fourth DV charge/conviction? I'm surprised you haven't been deported yet, domestic violence is a CIMT, even if only a misdemeanor. Even a single conviction of domestic violence can lead to severe immigration consequences. Defendants who are not citizens of the United States should be advised that in many cases a single conviction of domestic violence can lead to removal, deportation, or denial of naturalization.
  14. Entering the U.S. with a B1/B2 visa with the intent to marry, stay and adjust status is visa fraud and will result in a permanent ban.
  15. A green card is for LIVING in the U.S., not visiting.
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