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Crazy Cat

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  1. USCIS hardly ever asks for originals....normally, they would need a copy. Regardless, the ball is now in the US citizen's court. He must refile a new I-129f or you must marry and meet before starting the spousal visa process.
  2. I would certainly get them all up to date as soon as possible. There are horror stories about people who waited until they have entered the US.
  3. K-1s can defer vaccinations until they enter the US, can they not?
  4. I think that is highly unrealistic as you want to petition them and live close to them.
  5. If your current annual income (expected over the next 12 months) is well above the level required for your family size, you probably do not need a joint sponsor.
  6. Do not submit documents or fees until all the cases are at NVC. Once the 3rd case is at NVC, submit fees and documents for all of them. Then ask NVC to connect the 3 cases and interview them together.
  7. There is no appeal. The case will expire. That is one of the disadvantages of a K-1. Normally, the person who was interviewed knows the reason for denial. Normally, it was due to one of the parties not being eligible to marry or the consulate officer doubts the relationship is real. To be clear, are you the US citizen or the beneficiary?
  8. Sometimes the path of least resistance is the best course of action....even when you are right... That's one bit of wisdom I have gained over the last 72 years...LOL.
  9. Someone put their own question in your thread, so I split it out to a new topic for their answers.
  10. Agree. I don't fancy having California, New York, and a few costal states dictating policies for fly-over country.
  11. Correct *This topic was spit from an existing thread**
  12. The approved I-130 is no longer valid as the OP has divorced, and the relationship no longer exists. I would explain that to USCIS, NVC, and the consulate.
  13. What does this mean? What, exactly, are you trying to withdraw? Are you marrying a different person? If you are already divorced, just send them a copy of the divorce decree......by sending the divorce decree, you are showing a clear paper trail as to why the case is void.
  14. An approved I-130 is the basis for an NVC case. If you withdraw the I-130 at USCIS, there is no longer a basis for a visa application. In addition, if you have not submitted any financial documents, the case will die at NVC. I would contact USCIS and withdraw the I-130 petition.
  15. Have other documents and fees been submitted to NVC?
  16. You are the petitioner. Have you withdrawn the case at USCIS? If so, tell NVC that your I-130 has been withdrawn at USCIS. If not, contact USCIS and withdraw the I-130. Please note that, as the petitioner, you have submitted a petition, not a visa application. The beneficiary submits a visa application.
  17. If she returned home from detention, what is her status now?
  18. Very possibly. Both spouses should attend, gather all evidence......prepare for a combo interview.
  19. It doesn't. It has always seemed unusual to me that a person can come to the US for a short visit, then suddenly decide to give up all their life (job, house) in home country without the ability to work or return to home country for up to 6 or 8 months. Can he tie all the loose ends from across the ocean? This is not a decision that everyone would jump into. It requires a lot of consideration.
  20. Passport Green Card Marriage certificate which connects the old and new names You should be fine. Enjoy your trip.
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