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Unconsummated proxy marriage
SalishSea replied to Blessed.us.z's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures
You MUST state spouse on that form. Do not lie on any immigration form. Good luck and let us know when the visa is issued. -
Are you originally from Pakistan?
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Yeah, unless you’re is also a marriage to a first cousin which is illegal in the intended state of residence, it’s not really relevant.
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No idea. Administrative processing is typical for Pakistan, because all of the record-keeping issues and other issues.
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Until you move, and the consulate is satisfied that you have actually moved to another state, he won’t be getting an immigrant visa. You may want to consider moving back to Pakistan.
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It will take a couple of years.
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Normal for Pakistan.
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If it happens, it will be YEARS from now. May as well just wait out the ban.
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You can’t. There is no national interest for the US in this context.
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At the end of the day, it matters not what anyone here thinks. The burden of proof is on the applicant in question, to show a preponderance of evidence to USCIS. The bar is high due to the hordes of fraudsters who came before. Good luck to your friend.
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I believe she can only adjust via the K-1 petitioner.
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No. It’s a foreign company, correct?
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Visa Journey is a diy site dealing with US immigration. You might want to google to see if there is something similar for immigrating to the UK.
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Hopefully you realize that "pulling" a petition doesn't erase it from the record. Her abilty to get a B visa is entire based on her strong ties to home, which is a bit of a stretch with demonstrated immigrant intent.
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It’s not a matter of education or aptitude. It’s whether the visa applicant may be a danger to herself or others.
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There are health inadmissibilities, which is the reason all k/Immigrant applicants must have a medical exam.
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“The embassy staff weren’t alive to the fact…..”. Not even sure what that means, but their job is to issue visas per the law. it wasn’t smart to make the choice to sell up before having all of the visas in hand.
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Paging @pushbrk. Personally, I think that as long as your combined job + VA income is well above the minimum, it should be fine. Current income is king. In other words, what you earned 3 years ago or even now is not as important as what you’ll be earning when you submit the financial documentation to the NVC. A W2 job will be the best way of showing current income, via payslips.
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Sorry, I missed the bit where you said you’d move back to work. You should be fine. Where people get into trouble with the domicile requirement is when they want to move at the same time as the family they’re sponsoring, with just using a relative’s address.
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He will need to show ties to home and no immigrant intent. I can’t see that happening in this circumstance. Just petition him properly.
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NO, this would be FRAUD. She cannot enter with the intent to adjust status. You need to petition her for properly for an immigrant visa if she wants to go back home.
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Doubt they would get an F2 to come for a college graduation. The correct visa for that is a B visa, but I think you know that. And who is “family”? Spouse?
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You will also want to research the requirements for domicile. Having a US address is generally not enough.
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I suggest you begin thoroughly reading and researching....become an "A" student of the process. It's worth it to know what you're doing.
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Yes, 100%. I have been reading VJ for 9 years, and have seen it many, many times.
