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SalishSea

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  1. Sorry, "narcologist" is 100% not a thing. Perhaps you mean pharmacologist? Anyway, I wish you luck. I think if you pursue this relationship, you have a long road ahead.
  2. Something is very fishy about this story. The first being that no medical professional would mistake cat scratches for evidence of self harm. Also: not sure what a "narcologist" is, but some rando clinic offering to make lab tests "go away" will not alter the official results of the embassy-approved physician. Are you quite certain you're getting the truth from your girlfriend....?
  3. What makes you think the 2 year old has TB?
  4. How did she get her green card?
  5. Sounds like it was never a real marriage with just the two of you, living together.
  6. Wow. No need to be so rude to someone who is only trying to help you. Numerically limited visas are never issued before their priority date. And correct, the dates hardly move.
  7. Lack of time off isn't a concern of USCIS/DOS. Actual time spent together in person is important for high fraud consulates.
  8. The USC boyfriend really needs to join VisaJourney. There is a lot to know about the entire process.
  9. The overstay was a very bad idea. Even if he is eligible for a waiver, it will take a few years. If your mother needs assistance, you will likely need to find an alternative to the brother.
  10. If you do the K-1 visa, how do you plan to support the immigrant beneficiary for the duration they'd be unable to work during AOS? It can be up to one year.
  11. Are you first cousins, or is there another wife?
  12. That really makes no sense. If they believed your marriage is not bonafide, that isn't a "waiverable" situation. Fraud is fraud. There is more to this story.
  13. Exactly. So a USC/LPR does not earn the money you would have paid for childcare, because your relative is doing it for free. That is a flagrant abuse of the B visa terms. That, with an overstay = very unlikely she will ever get another nonimmigrant visa for the US.
  14. There is nothing you can do. She is from a VERY high fraud country. Not sure why you think that was unprofessional? The decision was probably based on her DS-160.
  15. Many cultures will only marry people from their country/religion of origin.
  16. Expect scrutiny as your timeline suggests you're bringing people here for the purpose of obtaining immigration benefit.
  17. There is no "invite" for B visas. All applicants are evaluated based on their own eligibility.
  18. This is no longer DIY. Like others are saying, you need a great lawyer.
  19. Obviously they seek more info about the bonafides of your marriage.
  20. Unfortunately, that is not how that works. Your visa category is numerically limited. I am an oncology nurse and I wish you well in your treatment. Myeloma sucks, but there are many new treatments available, especially immunotherapy. Also good ol' bone marrow transplant. I hope you have access to a top tier cancer center, or even an MM specialty center. Best wishes.
  21. The word you seek is "submit." Do not lie. US consulate visa officers in countries where cousin marriage is a thing are well aware of this misrepresentation strategy.
  22. Fiances are not family. One of the many reasons that the spouse visa is far superior to K-1.
  23. I doubt immigration officers would click on links embedded in your emailed request to expedite. You would have to provide printed information to substantiate your request.
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