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Crazy Cat

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  1. ****2 comments with improperly redacted personal info removed from thread*** ***A black highlight does not properly redact information***Highlights can be totally removed by viewer**** ***Nice catch, @Lemonslice
  2. Perhaps the OP was referring to the $120 Affidavit of Support Fee NVC charges for immigrant visas outside the US.
  3. The vast majority of tourist visa denials are due to lack of strong ties to home country. Ever person who applies for a B2 visa, by law, is already assumed to have the intent to stay in the US. Having a spouse inside the US is an extremely strong tie...to the US. I assume that was the reason for the denial.
  4. Adjustment of Status to Green Card is done inside the US. Consular Processing to visa/Green Card is done outside the US. It's either one or the other.
  5. I have heard of extended refusals and administrative processing due to background checks....but not this specific issue. I hope you get it resolved soon.
  6. My wife, being a visual learner, opted to hand-write all the questions and answers, then study them. Periodically, I would then verbally quiz her. It worked great for her.
  7. That is not accurate. Any foreign language document submitted to USCIS must be accompanied by an English translation. However, documents submitted or presented for the Consulate interview can be in either English or the official language of the consulate. Civil Documents (state.gov) Please note that all documents not written in English, or in the official language of the country from which you are applying, must be accompanied by certified translations. The translation must include a statement signed by the translator stating that: The translation is accurate, and The translator is competent to translate.
  8. Why did you have to provide that? They do their own background checks. Are you referring to a police certificate?
  9. ***Moved to Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, and Tourist Visas***
  10. Here is a pdf Civics Questions and Answers (2008 version) (uscis.gov)
  11. That's where I am leaning, too. Ordinarily, it wouldn't be an issue. However, the only case I can recall being denied at the adjustment of status interview for misrepresentation happened exactly as the OP described. The person was accused of misrepresentation due to specific statements she made during a secondary CBP interview regarding her intent.
  12. We had to use passport stamps, personal calendars, and airline records for wife's trips. There is no online government record for Green Card holders (I-94s).
  13. I wonder why they didn't just send you back on the next flight.........something seems amiss here.
  14. I don't understand why they would have taken your passport. There is more to this story.
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