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SalishSea

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  1. A lawyer cannot help influence a consular decision on a B2 case. By law, the consulate is required to assume immigrant intent, and your bf fits the description of someone who is likely to overstay that visa, hence the advice you’re getting about lowering your expectations. There is no financial sponsorship or affidavit of support for B visas. If your mom won’t let you go there to meet, you may need to wait a few years until he can get a B visa.
  2. I'm a health care professional. It will not be reported to police. She reported that she took something and was assessed by EMS at the scene. There was no possession, trafficking, DUI, etc. It is a non-issue as far as I can see.
  3. Last time you checked what? You have no idea where I work.
  4. No one here can know what type of proof/evidence USCIS has about any particular case, let alone for OP's, since she has not responded to any questions about it.
  5. You are getting great advice in this thread. You are free to leave the United States whenever you want.
  6. USCIS is quite clear about the requirement to have met two years prior to filing. You're spewing nonsense. Knock it off.
  7. I never said one or two visits won't be enough. What I mean is that the 7 years of chatting is not relevant 'evidence' to submit. Focus on actual time spent together when you prepare the petition. Time spent together counts, 'online dating' does not.
  8. So why do you suppose they suspect you of fraud? Very unusual at this late stage of immigration.
  9. Why would you need these? Photos do not establish a parent/child relationship. You should read the guides.
  10. The 7 years of online dating or whatever is not relevant for US immigration. Your success in getting a visa will be based on actual time spent together.
  11. Pretty rare to get a cancellation with such long wait times.
  12. You may need to research current processing times. Not sure where you've gotten your info from, but your expectations are not realistic, sorry.
  13. The USCIS process (petition approval) is only the first step. The approved petition goes to the NVC, and the petitioner must upload requested documents. Once documentarily approved, it is dispatched to the consulate. Entire process takes 18-24 months. Is this the first you are investigating the visa process?
  14. This thread is reading as if you are investigating doing something fraudulent, just FYI.
  15. You would have to lie to CBP. That would not be smart. And you would be stuck in the US without a way to travel or work (even remotely, even as self-employed) for up to a year. Think carefully about how you want to do things.
  16. It’s generally the service center, not field office. Look at the processing times. Nebraska is 19 months at this point.
  17. Oh, it was. The DS-160 contains the info needed to make a decision. They are not obligated to look at any other documents or evidence brought in for the interview. Like others have said, it is the unfortunate result of past B visa abuses by others from that country.
  18. Reason for denial would be suspected intent to overstay. The only way they will get visitor visas will be to show an overwhelming amount of evidence of their ties to home, and reasons to go home when they are supposed to.
  19. Best wishes for your process. VJ is a great site, so stick around.
  20. Sounds like you immigrated from someplace else, or your parents brought you. Hopefully you can draw on those experiences as you endeavor to understand the process. Good luck.
  21. While waiting, please try to read and become educated on the process. It will help with the expectations, and in the long run, it can save you time and money if you understand how it works.
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