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SalishSea

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  1. Also- having kids neither hurts nor helps the chances of a denial.
  2. They will wonder how you can afford frequent, long vacations. Many people don’t realize that even remote work is not allowed on a B visa.
  3. 3-6 months from start to finish, visa in hand? That has never been the case in all the years I’ve been on VJ.
  4. There are no derivatives for immediate relatives.
  5. It was intended as a way to explain why it might take longer. And it is true- many of the reasons for delays in the AOS process are not present in consular processing. OP made that choice, it’s a trade-off.
  6. But was yours an entry on a visa? Instead of petitioning her, she entered the US and is adjusting status, which is a convenient way to bypass the long queue in Montreal.
  7. Geopolitical situation 25 years from now is impossible to predict. Not sure why this is even a concern currently?
  8. You are grasping at straws here. There are no loopholes to the wait times, which are only getting longer due to the sheer volumes of petitions filed.
  9. It’s just bizarre to even bring it to the attention of the airline/your country’s passport control. I agree with Crazy Cat, for other people reading this: do not do this.
  10. Iranians are heavily vetted for US visas whether or not they have a job.
  11. Time wasted or. It, you have a problem.
  12. No, if she’s not in the US, you can’t file that form. Nor can she enter the U.S. with the plan to adjust status. That is fraud.
  13. Even one with a "prestigious job"? Jeez. Honestly, sounds like you're looking for a babysitter for your kids. Good luck, I'm out.
  14. Maybe it's a cultural thing, but this is a very strange situation. Doubtful she would get a B visa though.
  15. You can't, but she can. There is no sponsorship or anything for B visas.
  16. So she deliberately omitted your name on the form where it asks who you know/who you're visiting in the US? Personally, I don't think that's smart. Such lies have come back to haunt people later on when pursuing other visas. It also is not a great idea for her to lie at the border when they ask who she's visiting.
  17. It is quite common for certain countries. There is no timeline for the embassy to complete the administrative processing.
  18. Finish up your service and then travel to Morocco. If things go well, then you can file.
  19. This will not work. You cannot petition your partner without having met first. There are no loopholes.
  20. Ah, okay. For USCIS purposes, you have to meet in person after an online marriage before you can file a petition.
  21. You mean like the Utah zoom wedding deal? As far as I know, Florida does not do that. Have you heard otherwise? The in-person meeting is a requirement prior to filing for both CR-1 and K-1 visas.
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