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  1. SalishSea
    No. Unnecessary. She needs to complete the I-864. Income earned abroad that will not continue once in the US is not considered. have you looked at the domicile requirements? Most Americans living abroad will need to return to the US before their immigrant spouse to sort out a job, etc. Even if she wasn’t required to pay income tax, Americans living abroad are supposed to file a tax return. Your spouse is your sponsor, and as such, she needs to compete the affidavit of support and all supporting documentation. Any eligible joint sponsor will do the same.
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    Lee's Summit is the NBC. They do not conduct interviews. They will forward your cases to your local field office, which can be found on the USCIS website by putting your new zip code in.
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    OP could also already be in removal proceedings.
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    Are you wanting her to move here? If so, you'll need to petition her for an immigrant visa.
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    How has she been approved for an immigrant visa without having had an interview? You must mean that just the petition was approved?
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    That is great news! Please let us know how it goes.
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    It is a question, not a comment. You are obviously free not to answer.
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    Okay, that is odd. Maybe they delay sending the file from NVC to consulate, until they know for sure you’ll attend the interview? Also, CEAC status may not be up to date.
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    What do you mean? If you are visiting someone in the US, just ask them for their address.
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    I would contact them now. You left out important info in your post (country/consulate), which could help you get better answers. Wait times and processes for making appointments can vary widely.
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    I'm sure that interview spot you gave up is long gone. You will just have to wait for them to reschedule it.
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    The petitioner can withdraw the petition by contacting the consulate. I would do it via email, and put your names and something like "URGENT/PETITION WITHDRAWAL" in the subject line, so that it doesn't get missed. May I ask why you want to do this?
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    The lack of time spent together could be an issue. However, ten years is long time. How much time have you spent in person together? Has most of that ten years been online only? Whatever the issue was for the K-1 could well come back for the CR-1. Usually people have some idea of the reason for a revocation or denial. What red flags do you have? Pakistani males are often very heavily scrutinized. Is there a large age difference? Religion difference? Previous marriages? Are you related by blood? Your physical location at the time of filing the petition is irrelevant, since I'm assuming you'll file online.
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    Will he seek to bring the surrogate as well?
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    I wish you well, but please discuss with your fiance his plan to provide for your health care needs in the US. It is very expensive, and the best case scenario is that he has a job with excellent health insurance that you can be added to. Unfortunately, I don't see an expedite happening, because there is nothing urgent about the situation, nor would it benefit the USC. Never hurts to try though.
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    You've been told by SEVERAL people in this thread that this is visa fraud. What is it you're not understanding?
  17. SalishSea
    USCIS does not contact courts at all. The burden is on the petitioner to provide all related documentation.
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    Great point, hadn't thought of that before. I have a feeling with the upcoming fee hikes, we will see more threads like this.
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    It absolutely can be DIY, which is the essence of VJ.
  20. SalishSea
    This is immigration fraud! Petition them for an immigrant visa. The wait time is what it is.
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    @Loren Y
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    No, they will not handcuff your children. Do you live in an area near a border? VJ tends to recommend that if people cannot file for some reason, that they should “lay low” to avoid being detained by the border checkpoints.
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    No, that would not be a qualifying expedite relationship, since it’s not the petitioner.
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    You’re right, they would be out of status and subject to deportation. Not wise to wait to file.
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    Sounds like it was simply a timing issue. ROC was approved prior to oath, but card was produced late.
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