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SalishSea

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SalishSea last won the day on December 19 2024

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    Seattle
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    Washington

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    Removing Conditions (approved)
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    Nebraska Service Center
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    Seattle WA
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    New Zealand

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  1. Entirely depends upon the consulate/country, and whether there are other red flags in your case. If you want meaningful feedback, please do a timeline.
  2. We submitted zero photos, and were approved without any problems.
  3. If you have removal orders, you absolutely need an immigration lawyer. This is way beyond the scope of Visa Journey.
  4. Kiwi needs to do the same thing, but currently the passport office still has his original naturalization certificate.... 4 weeks today since they received the application, so hopefully soon.
  5. Your parents not knowing about your older American wife of 4 years is a big red flag.
  6. OP, is there a language barrier here? I think you should return to the Mailboxes, etc and ask for your paperwork back. Documents intended for the US consulate in London need to be mailed properly. If they put it in a drawer, it's not going to get there. You will not get the visa if you don't properly provide the documents requested.
  7. Requesting a CV can be part of the vetting process for any US visa. Were you born in a different country than the UK? What were the consulate's specific instructions for submitting your CV? I agree with Jeanne, it seems that you dropped it off at a mailing place without a properly addressed envelope, so I'm not sure what they would do with that.
  8. It sounds like an error. Have you tried emailing the consulate directly?
  9. Was not smart of her to have lied about ANYTHING asked in the visa interviews, no matter how trivial. Often they ask questions they already know the answers to…
  10. There is a lot of chatter on social media about the use of "burner phones" to conceal info from USCIS, DHS, CBP etc. So, I expect they're cracking down on fraud by looking closer at phones as well as at social media content. Most people (depending on age) will have an expected volume and type of content on their phones. If she did not, they would wonder why.
  11. This is the reason. Extra vetting for Pakistanis due to a variety of issues.
  12. Good questions. The bar for domicile is very consulate-specific. Montreal, for example, is very strict. I'm not sure about MNL. Perhaps @Crazy Cat, or one of the other mods would want to move this thread to the Philippines-specific subform.
  13. Same sex marriage is still legal in all 50 states. This could change. Visa applications are adjudicated using US law, even in countries where the prevailing laws are different.
  14. You will want to look into the financial/income requirements for sponsoring an immigrant, as well as the domicile requirements. You will need US-based income. It is often unavoidable that the USC spouse has to return to the states earlier than the intending immigrant to satisfy these requirements.
  15. That sounds like great evidence. Good luck!
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