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Crazy Cat

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  1. Don't they normally ask for original civil documents? That would mean wet signature documents, documents with raised seals, or certified copies?
  2. As my Jr. High History teacher once said (about 60 years ago)...."A word, to the wise, is sufficient"......... Let's hope the Consulate Officer doesn't think you are too married for a K-1. Just be advised that we have seen multiple K-1 denials for ceremonies held prior to the actual US marriage. The sad thing is that the denials took place after the interviews....not early on in the process. Good luck on your journey. May it be smooth and problem free.
  3. ***Topic moved to the Africa: Sub Saharan regional forum***
  4. Don't do it. Never submit ambiguous evidence to immigration authorities. Appearing "too married for a K-1" is a real thing.
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  6. I think it's time to release the Kraken.......get this done. Start with electric plants.
  7. What did the consulate officer mark on the documents? Normally, you would be able to get a joint sponsor. Did you still use the joint sponsor who had not filed taxes? ***Thread moved from the K-1 forum to the IR-1/CR-1 forum area***
  8. Same....Has nothing to do with states.......Looks like you have been in the US for 2 weeks since November 2025. Your travel pattern looks suspicious to CBP, and you have possibly been flagged to be watched. Personally, I would bring the evidence. If they ask you to sign an I-407, just decline. The worst they can do is to refer you to an immigration judge. They cannot deny your entry unless a judge has revoked your status.
  9. You cannot apply 2 years early. I think you have to be within 6 months of expiration.....expiration date will be 10 years.
  10. There is no requirement to ever apply for US citizenship. She can just renew her Green Card every 10 years. Besides, she would lose her Indian citizenship if becoming a US citizen, wouldn't she?
  11. The immigration process requires a great deal of knowledge, planning, time, patience, and some money. A failure in any of those areas can cause delays. Becoming an "A student" of the process and the forms will be priceless. Hiring an attorney can be fine, but it isn't a guarantee of a fast process. Good luck on your journey.
  12. Our attorney made an error and it delayed my wife's spousal visa for 3 months. As stated above, an attorney cannot expedite the process, and YOU still have to do all the leg work. After the attorney's mistake, wife and I took charge and completed the interview process, Removal of Conditions, and wife's N-400 citizenship processes ourselves....with no issues or errors. 18-24 months is average time from I-130 submission to spousal visa in hand. Why? Because there are thousands and thousands of people already in the pipeline ahead of you.....and EVERY form must be scrutinized and vetted by human eyes at USCIS, NVC, and the Consulate.
  13. *** Country specific topic moved from DCF forum to regional Europe and Eurasia forum area***
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