mehdali

Hello,
How can I check available dates for interviews in algeria?
I already made a profile but can't seem to find the answer to my question... can you help?

Reread my post and i clearly ask for help and suggestions on talking to a tier 2 person . I am aware I have to renew thanks

what i did was take a few lines out of each conversation and do this by a monthly format.
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May 2013
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that's why i did because i have longs since 2011!!! best of luck you can do monthly or weekly,,whatever suits u best

All information you put on the form must be true, accurate, and correct on the date you sign the form. You put your address where you are when you sign the form. They really do not care what the address is when your fiancee arrives. She will file for AOS (Adjustment of status) after the marriage and she will put the address the two of you are living at when she files. Once she recieves her GC, she and you must notify the USCIS of any address change. She has 10 days to file the AR-11 form and you have 30 days to file the I-865. This is required until she is no longer a LPR and the I-864 is no longer valid.
Life changes and you do not know what is going to happen in the future and that is why there is a date on the form when you sign it.
Good luck,
Dave

The purpose of the K1 visa is for your fiancee to be able to marry you within 90 days of arrival and live with you in the USA as your wife. If you don't wish to live in the USA, why pay all the money and endure all the hassle? She can apply for visitor visas periodically as can other Chinese citizens. AP times vary. I applied for AP on January 21 and received it March 20 (approval date: March 15). After getting married in the USA, we applied for advance parole for my wife to be able to visit her father in the event of another hospitalization. We had waited so long for our fiancee visa that he was hospitalized for one week already. Even if you obtained advance parole, you only have something like 12 months cumulative for your beneficiary to be outside of the United States. My recommendation would be to get married there where you are living and working and planning to spend the rest of your lives. Invite some friends over there, or send them some wedding photos.

Thanks for your help! Yeah I could never imagine sitting for hours translating everything, that would take weeks!!! BTW congratulations on your NOA2

We sent ours up front and he took one to the interview. The embassy in Algeria is rather tough so we took no chances anywhere in the process. To me it doesn't hurt or cost anything extra to send it now and have it later, so better safe then sorry