beeldn12
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Hi All, this is a pretty specific question but hoping someone might have some insight. My husband and I are going on a trip with friends to Big Bend National Park in Texas. We’re flying into El Paso, TX. I didn’t realize this, but there are several roads we need to cross that have CBP checkpoints on them. Our i485 is in process (status is actively reviewed, completed biometrics). I’m worried we may have trouble if the officer doesn’t fully understand the k1 process? I will plan to bring our i485 receipt & biometrics notice. We didn’t file for EAD or advanced parole so don’t have any documentation other than my receipts for i485. I know he’s totally fine to be in the US but could this be a risky situation? **Just to clarify - not intending to leave the US whatsoever these are CBP checkpoints inside the state of Texas.**
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Thanks so much for your response. I appreciate it! Despite it being mentioned several times throughout the years on his medical record we didn’t need a letter. (We did have one just in case but they said they didn’t need to see it when offered). Yeah I’m not sure what criteria they use, but at least I can provide another example for future applicants of not needing a letter. Visa issued today
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Yeah unfortunately we've been asking for this letter since June and the office has been giving us the run around ever since. We call daily and they just continue to tell us to call back. We've asked to speak to the practice manager and been refused. We've made countless appointments and the physician just never calls. We've filed a formal complaint with the NHS but doesn't help us solve anything for now. So frustrating.
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My fiance is also worried about having a history of depression. No self harm or hospitalizations or anything like that. His GP is horrendous and we've been battling to get an appointment to get this letter but I'm not optimistic. How was your experience without one? Is it just a conversation about how your mental health is currently? Really appreciate any insight.
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My fiancé and I are in the process of getting our K1 visa. We just received our approval of our petition (NOA2) and are waiting for our application to be sent to the US embassy in London. My fiancé happened to stumble upon a thread here on visa journey from 2019 where an individual was denied their K1 after having a “no live trace” on ACRO and a minor possession of marijuana (one joint) on his subject access report from 2011. My fiancé lives in Scotland and remembered when he was 17 or 18, he got a ticket for having a single marijuana joint on him. This was about 12 years ago, he was a teenager, and he truly didn’t even remember until seeing this post. All that said, we don’t have his ACRO report yet, so we don’t even know what it will say. But we’re both just really anxious - we are definitely planning to consult an immigration lawyer if he does have this on his subject access report. I’m waiting to pay for a lawyer consultation until I have details about the ticket/fine as I’m sure that would affect their advice. In the meantime- has anyone had experience with getting approved with “no live trace” and a marijuana charge on their SAR? Is this an automatic refusal? Does the fact that it was 12 years ago matter? I really appreciate any insight - I know we have to wait to see what the ACRO actually says but given the wait times on those right now, it would be nice to have some peace of mind.