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SalishSea

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  1. I think the OP does not understand the difference between petitions, visas and green cards. And no immigrant visa would ever be approved without an interview.
  2. They certainly do not publicly disclose their methods or processes for conducting background checks, if that’s what you mean.
  3. That doesn’t make sense. Why would you have an interview in Kenya for that?
  4. Right, obviously the difference being that they did not adjust status via the new spouse.
  5. Are you sure "Manila is strict on income"? I've always been of the impression that they rarely even look at I-134s. By the time you have to provide any financial documentation it will be long past that period of unemployment anyway. Current income is king, not past.
  6. A realistic amount of time for an actual relationship to develop. Did you marry on the first visit? How much time have you spent together in person?
  7. Your timeline, in my opinion, will still attract scrutiny, since she obviously did a quickie divorce soon after filing to adjust status. Not sure what you mean by this sentence. You do realize that you won't be petitioning her for anything unless she leaves the US, right? Anyway, by all means though, go for it, and please let it know how you get on. We rarely hear back in cases like yours.
  8. What new law are you referring to?
  9. You are from a very high fraud country, but it is normal to review all immigration history. The combo interview is not guaranteed. If they have questions or cannot approve the ROC, then they wouldn't proceed to the N400 interview, as it would be a waste of time.
  10. Wow, that timing is going to attract scrutiny.... hasn't even gotten the GC through the original petitioner, and now is already engaged to you? Are you from the same country? Did you know her before she got here?
  11. That may be, but an even bigger problem would be a denial of AOS because the timeline makes it look fraudulent.
  12. There is nothing they can do to influence or reverse a consular decision.
  13. You are someone who would benefit from an immigration lawyer.
  14. This is like your 7th thread on this subject. The answers are the same.
  15. Also, USCIS has been known to lose things and send RFEs for documents sent initially. Or sometimes it's just a date or a signature. Hopefully you have a copy of your entire packet, and you can easily respond to whatever they're questioning.
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