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SalishSea

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  1. Yes, 100%. I have been reading VJ for 9 years, and have seen it many, many times.
  2. This is why you're not eligible for the K-1. It would be a huge waste of tie and money to pursue this. Get married, petition for a spousal visa, then have a wedding celebration in the US later on.
  3. I can’t see you being approved for a K-1, having done that traditional engagement ceremony. It will look too much like a wedding. Just get married and petition her for a spousal visa.
  4. No, they need an entirely new petition.
  5. No one here will recommend you lie to consular staff, ever. If you plan to marry and bring her here to live, she needs an immigrant visa. If the plan was to game the system and do that on a B visa, then it was rightly revoked.
  6. And always, always “become an A student” of the process. You cannot pay someone enough to care about it as much as you do.
  7. You’re no longer eligible for that visa. Your mother can submit a new petition for married child of USC.
  8. Your husband is a USC, correct? Meaning they are not derivatives on your petition, but have their own free-standing petitions? You don't say where you are in the process, but you can delay their visas at the NVC stage, by simply not uploading documents. You would need to contact the NVC annually to keep the petitions active.
  9. No one here is going to recommend that you continue to do that. Green cards are for living in the US. If you don't wish to live in the US, why do that? And - if you are sponsoring your husband, how are you going to meet the US based income requirements?
  10. Visa Journey. Please read the guides! Don't assume, that's how mistakes are made, and delays caused. Please own your process and do the research.
  11. Most are denied for presumed immigrant intent/lack of ties to home. So if that was the reason for the denials, she should be fine for an immigrant visa. However, like Crazy Cat said, if she (or the ‘agency’ she hired) made a false claim on a B-2 application, that could complicate things significantly.
  12. That info would have been crucial for this ENTIRE thread. Why would it matter? He does not need a visa! Why is this even a thread??
  13. Obviously the police report is required, and you will not get a visa without it.
  14. So you’re an LPR trying to petition a spouse with an AWA crime? Sorry, I don’t see that happening, ever. And no appeal will change the documentation that you’re required to provide.
  15. How would they be eligible for a fiancée visa once married??
  16. No.
  17. When was the petition filed? Sibling visas take 25 years or so.
  18. Please do some reading. This is a DIY site. You need to own your process and read the guides. If you still do not understand, look into hiring help, as suggested.
  19. I don’t see an expedite being approved, as obviously the treatment is available here in the U.S. I agree with the Cat, have the biopsies done asap. I’m confused about what you wrote about doing the biopsies vs surgery. In general, that would be a discussion to have with the surgeon or oncologist- not something you decide on your own, based on cost. There are rationales (medically and surgically) for biopsying tissue prior to resecting an entire organ or body part.
  20. They are already dual citizens and eligible for British passports. My kids are dual British/US citizens (born in the US) because their dad was born in the UK.
  21. I have never heard of a conditional green card being extended without an ROC in process. Is this new?
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