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About Marieke H

  • Birthday 02/23/1983

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    Boise
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    Idaho

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    Netherlands

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  10. Marieke H
    This is not how the I-864 works. Please read the instructions to understand what you signed: You are not obligated to keep her at a certain income level. You are, however, obligated to support her if it becomes necessary. If you think she may end up having to rely on public benefits, then you will want to support her financially to prevent that from happening. But keep in mind, the I-864 is a contract between you and the Government, not between you and her. It won't hurt to discuss your situation with an attorney and see what they recommend, but I definitely would not just pay her what she is asking for.
  11.    Marieke H reacted to a post in a topic: Question about past relationship for fiance
  12. Marieke H
    Don't overthink it, and just answer the questions. If they want to know more, they will ask. She was never legally married, so she is single. Her children were born out of wedlock. If she is asked if she has permission from the children's other parent to emigrate with the children, the death certificate may be helpful to show that she now has full custody.
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  14. Marieke H
    If you can get a written job offer, you can use that to request an expedite for your EAD with USCIS. Please note that if you want to contact a Congressman, you technically are not one of their constituents yet; their constituents are US citizens and to some extent LPRs, and you aren't yet. Your US Citizen spouse will need to contact them. Some Congressmen are more strict about this than others.
  15.    Marieke H reacted to a post in a topic: Please, I need your advice, I was refused a US visa in 2005 and 2007.
  16.    henry_h reacted to a post in a topic: I-129F NOA1 not yet received
  17. Marieke H
    Because the I-129F is filed on paper instead of online, nothing will automatically appear in your USCIS account. Once you have your case number, you can add your case to your account. Things have been slow over the holidays. I would give it another week or two.
  18. Marieke H
    I have read several experiences from people who tried to schedule new appointments and never received a notification about a new appointment, so I would definitely try to do a walk-in. Bring your original interview letter and explain that you were out of state and did not know about your appointment. Hopefully they will be able to do your biometrics. You don't want to get denied while you are out of the country.
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  26. Marieke H
    It's only been a few weeks and there was a major Holiday. Relax and be patient.
  27. Marieke H
    Good point. Even if OP would apply right now, they likely would not have an interview until August, so that will be a bit late for a Summer trip to the US.
  28. Marieke H
    I think it is unlikely that your visas will be approved, considering your age, income, lack of ties to your country, etc. But all you can do is try and see what happens. I would recommend an attitude adjustment though. The questions and comments you received in this forum are similar to what you can expect in your interview, so make sure you are able to respond to them in a polite way without getting defensive.
  29. Marieke H
    I think some people in this thread are misunderstanding the question; the RFE has already been resolved and they have received their NOA2. Because things are done a little differently in Manila, I second looking at the Philippines subforum to get a better understanding of the next steps. This thread from a few months ago talks through required documents for a K-1 interview in Manila:
  30. Marieke H
    Your response to the RFE clearly was insufficient, so filing an I-290B is pointless as this is not a USCIS error. Just refile the I-485 as soon as possible. And I agree, it would be good to hire professional help to make sure your application is complete this time.
  31. Marieke H
    They will need to get an exit permit (and likely pay a fee) from the FRRO.
  32. Marieke H
    Instead of filing a complaint, it might be useful to thoroughly review what you submitted because there's obviously something missing or unclear in what you provided. With USCIS, you have to be very clear and spell things out for them. If you overwhelmed them with too many documents, they probably could not find what was really needed in the pile of fluff.
  33. Marieke H
    The 90 days are not a try before you buy. By then, you will already have signed statements that you intend to marry each other, the immigrant fiancé will have packed up their live and left friends and family behind. You will have to be very serious by then. If the immigrant fiancé shows up at POE stating that they are just going to see how it goes and then decide if they are going to marry, they will be put on the next available flight home. The 90 days are to get settled in the US, make marriage arrangements, get married, file AOS.
  34. Marieke H
    Can you post a (redacted) copy of Parts 2 and 3 of your I-290B? It sounds like your information there is insufficient. I agree. I normally tend to tell people that the immigration process is pretty straightforward and easy, but looking at OP's history there seem to have been several issues that they were unable to resolve. A professional looking at things may be what is needed here.
  35. Marieke H
    Depends on what your goals are. If the goal is to spend some time together, this is a huge help. It means you can meet in Canada, spend time together, and maybe start an I-129f or I-130 petition. Even though she now has citizenship in a VWP country, she is still "from" Brazil. And having no ties to Germany and several denials on her record does not help. She has to be truthful about the purpose of her visit.
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