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Crazy Cat

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    Dallas TX
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  1. I was thinking they would post it, too. Hope you can get this all behind you soon.
  2. A search here on VJ will reveal a lot of threads regarding this subject which should calm any fears.....Good luck...smooth travels....enjoy your stay in the US.
  3. This is an extremely common question spanning years and years here. From what you posted, I would not cancel. Any "risk" would be extremely low. Expedited removal would be even more unlikely. Visa Journey has many of people who visited during the process. Just answer all questions honestly, if asked. I would bring some proof of ties.
  4. Still no word as to the rejection? This one is a real head scratcher....
  5. Good luck. It is much easier to prove a person was married than to prove a person was never married...anywhere. Hopefully, USCIS will know that there is no such legal status in her home country. Hopefully, your immigration journey will be smooth and easy.
  6. That could be an issue. There have been multiple many cases where USCIS and/or the Consulate asked for a dissolution document if an applicant has stated they were married on a B2 visa application. It might or might not come up. Just be aware that it has happened, and do what you can to prepare just in case.
  7. Some people choose to include them. Some people don't. They are not required. The statement "Affidavits must be supported by other types of evidence listed above." tells me they are not strong evidence. But, I don't see a problem either including or excluding them.
  8. That is an error in their letter. A DS-260 is not applicable for non-immigrant visas such as K-1. It will be a DS-160. In addition, a DS-260 will not be required when you apply to Adjust Status for a Green card. That will be an I-485.
  9. ***Please use ONLY English except in the regional forums****
  10. 4th box- Admitted to the United States as a fiance.......
  11. A pending I-130 should not be the sole grounds for a B-2 denial since a sibling (F4) cannot readily adjust status. Your brother still has a long wait.
  12. But must be disclosed with the I-129f package. I know of one case which was denied because the petitioner failed to disclose an arrest. It was discovered during DOS criminal background checks. Sadly, it resulted in a denial after the consulate interview.
  13. What kind of income are your 1009s for? Personally, I would send the entire 1040 package if not submitting a transcript. Transcripts are preferred. https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-864instr.pdf "You must include each and every Form 1040 Schedule, if any, that you filed with your Federal income tax return.
  14. I would marry and file for a spousal visa. Note: Possession of weed is still a violation of federal law. It is EXTREMELY important that he discloses all arrests and criminal records. Failure to do so could lead to a denial..... Good luck.
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