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  1. Cathi
    You can disagree all you want but facts are facts. The waiting time in the sibling category is minimum 20 years and for other countries, it's much, much longer.
  2. Cathi
    This.
  3. Cathi
    Um....how does his ex know about his new relationship and the fact that they only applied for the K-1 yesterday? That's suspicious. Perhaps he should stop talking to his ex and/or people that she knows.
  4. Cathi
    You have little to no chance of succeeding.
  5. Cathi
    I think you meant fiancé. Spouse=married. Which they already are hence "spousal visa".
  6. Cathi
    I wouldn't be surprised if eventually the fiancé visa disappears all together, along with the sibling category.
  7. Cathi
    And how old are you now? You sound pretty young to me.
  8. Cathi
    Stop focusing on adjusted income when literally the only number that matters is GROSS income. Period. Also, just because you're an "unassuming 5'0" person" and your don't live near any border does NOT mean that you won't have an encounter with the police in some way, shape or form. I'm shorter than you (not sure why your height matters) and someone ran a stop sign and hit my car. An accident that had nothing to do with my height yet the police were involved (and I'm still not sure what your height has to do with any of this). File everything yesterday and worry about the details later, the wait time is long.
  9. Cathi
    Just make sure you return to the UK if you decide to marry here in the U.S. Coming to the US with ESTA with the intent to marry, stay and adjust status is where you get into fraud. Good luck and congrats. A CR1 has always been a superior visa (in my opinion), even when the wait was a little longer. Just makes life easier for all involved.
  10. Cathi
    It can be at any point during the process but honestly, as long as your relationship is bonafide with no huge red flags, you're worrying for no reason. I have been on this site for over a decade and with the thousands and thousands of people and cases I've seen here, I can count on one hand how many times I've seen anyone have a surprise home visit. Something would really need to be off.
  11. Cathi
    It would be unfair to tell them that it won't be a problem when we have seen many, many couples over the years denied for this very reason. Just because in your opinion you don't think it won't be an issue, does not make it true. I've been around for over a decade and I have personally seen people denied for this. And this is fact, not opinion.
  12. Cathi
    I'm very sorry to hear about your diagnosis. It it were me, seeing how expensive healthcare is here in the U.S, I would go back to the Netherlands and take advantage of universal healthcare. I know you would be abandoning you AOS but you can take care of all the the immigration stuff after your treatment. But that's just me. I wish you the best of luck...
  13. Cathi
    I'm with @Mike E These kids have no immigration status and I am wondering how they go from being here illegally to citizens without addressing their immigration and green card status.
  14. Cathi
    Contact a real estate lawyer to find out how to add your wife to the deed, it is state, county and even city/town specific. This isn't an immigration issue.
  15. Cathi
    You biggest red flag/hurdle to overcome is the fact that your husband is the third person that you're sponsoring. They are interested in your previous marriages because you sponsored both and they are curious why you are sponsoring a third man. Not sure how you come up with more evidence as you've provided a lot.
  16. Cathi
    You can get another chaperone. I can tell you right now that there is a 99.9% chance that your waiver will fail. I am very well versed in Islam their practices, rules, culture and on and on and on and on. They will tell you to find another chaperone.
  17. Cathi
    OP hasn't posted at all since the original question was posed and hasn't been back to clarify several questions.
  18. Cathi
    CR1 is the superior visa, by far.
  19. Cathi
    A K-1 through Pakistan is not a good choice.
  20. Cathi
    You just answered your own question.
  21. Cathi
    Please answer the question that several have asked: How long do they plan on staying overseas before they return to the U.S. permanently? Details matter.
  22. Cathi
    CR1 is by far the superior option.
  23. Cathi
    You can try. But I'm wondering why you need your husband here for your egg retrieval? And I'm sure USCIS will ask the same. I had fertility treatment to have my children many years ago and my husband at the time wasn't with me. They retrieve the eggs and freeze them for use at a later date.
  24. Cathi
    There is no need or requirement for the spouse to travel with. My husband traveled internationally and domestically many times without me while he only had his green card with absolutely no issues whatsoever, and no mention of it when he removed conditions or when he naturalized.
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