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SalishSea

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  1. Her mother can apply for a tourist visa, just like anyone else. There is no sponsorship. Her best bet for approval is to show strong ties to home.
  2. Sure, but that doesn’t mean you need to show their assets, does it? If anything, you need to show that YOU have adequate funds in your bank account to fund your visit.
  3. Your relatives’ assets are irrelevant. All you can do is provide info about your ties to Brazil and see what happens. There is no guarantee or magic solution involved.
  4. This is very basic info about this process that you should already know. I suggest you read the guides thoroughly.
  5. Excellent summary of the red flags, thank you, @smilingstone!
  6. Exactly my point. Water under the bridge now, but for a case already containing red flags, I’d have gone with consular processing vs. adjusting status, for sure.
  7. All you can do is apply and see if approved. You have some red flags that could be a challenge, but a tourist visa denial will not negatively impact the immigrant visa outcome.
  8. As long as OP did not lie to CBP, there is no evidence of fraud. Only OP knows whether that occurred.
  9. You have some red flags already, which I’m sure you’ll get feedback on here. Even with red flags, your overall process will not go faster. Whether you use a paid service or DIY.
  10. We only sent quarterly bank statements and quarterly joint bills. It was a slim but comprehensive packet. Approved without interview or RFE, 18 months at Nebraska. This was average processing time for that center then.
  11. You voluntarily shared your ‘business’ on a public forum, so expect a variety of feedback. Anyway, if it was denied in error and you have a competent attorney, it should be nothing to worry about. Hopefully you are submitting the appeal asap.
  12. It was probably not a great idea to adjust on a non-immigrant visa, honestly. Why didn’t he just petition you properly for an IR-1, he literally had years to do it? Also- now you are out of status and no longer in a period of authorized stay, ie subject to removal. Your EAD is also no longer valid. What does your lawyer recommend?
  13. OP, if you really want meaningful feedback, refusing to answer questions or expand on details isn't going to get you very far.
  14. They'll rightly wonder how he can afford so much time off from work, since working even remotely for a foreign employer is not permitted on ESTA.
  15. Surprising that you would choose not to practice medicine in your own country. Will you try to get into a US medical school?
  16. Perhaps you have very old info? Petitioner state of residence and service center for I-129f petitions have not been connected since at least >2015, if ever. Vermont processes a very small percentage of petitions that have certain types of criminal background (AWA). Otherwise they all are processed in California.
  17. Pakistanis undergo additional security checks for a few reasons. You just have to wait.
  18. What is the basis for transferring? You cannot "consulate shop." If you have moved to another country and have legal status there, then it is possible.
  19. I would guess it could be, since GE is a way to bypass some CBP/DOS/DHS security processes, and travelling to a high risk country could compromise security. I do not know for sure.
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