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SalishSea

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  1. Right, and OP, if your GF tells CBP of this plan when she arrives, she will immediately be sent back on the next flight.
  2. Going forward with the other steps of the process, I recommend you own your own process and use VJ as a resource. This is what most of us here have done. No one cares as much about it as you do. We’ve seen countless delays and denials due to incompetencies.
  3. Does she have to go in person for a renewal? Many countries offer a renew by mail option (NZ, for example).
  4. DV is very serious when it comes to K-1 visas. You will likely need an attorney at some point, yes.
  5. I could see that timeline and lack of face to face time being an issue, yes. Not at the USCIS stage, but for the consulate.
  6. The point that poster was trying to make was that visits and time spent in person (both directions), and documentation of such is important for marriage/relationship visas.
  7. Why have you not put everything in both names? Being an authorized user is not the same as joint owner. It's a bit late now, but for others reading this: I recommend adding spouse to ALL household bills immediately when they first arrive.
  8. Probably doesn't help that she didn't honor the timeframe she told CBP she'd be visiting. They do documents notes in the computer of what people seeking entry to the US tell them.
  9. She is spending WAY too much time in the US, which is seen as abuse of the B2 visa; they think she is using the B2 to live here. And for good reason - not many can afford to take months and months at a time for vacation, without working. Treat it seriously. Have her stop abusing the B2. Last thing she needs is to be sent back on the very next flight, which is where you're headed.
  10. No one here would have any way of knowing internal operations of particular consulates.
  11. I have seen cancellations due to weather. I guess the best option is to try and check early on the morning of the oath ceremony?
  12. If you’re trying to bring him as an immigrant to get a green card, there is no path for that.
  13. In your other post, you say you were all born in the US?
  14. Nope, not for a few years now.
  15. CFO has nothing to do with the I-129F petition or any part of US immigration.
  16. Interesting question, as even in jurisdictions where marijuana is illegal, "using" it, or having used it in the past isn't necessarily a crime.
  17. Won't expedite for beneficiary job offer, but possible for petitioner. Had you not already sent the petition, DCF for petitioner job would have been fastest.
  18. We have never provided any photos for any part of the K-1/AOS/ROC/N-400 process (although N-400 is under 5 year rule). At our ROC interview, the officer wanted to see our elopement wedding selfies, lol. Snapshots are definitely secondary evidence when it comes to showing a commingled marital life. Was that 3 year or 5 year rule?
  19. Most here who did K-1s (with hugely variable timelines) would do a CR-1 if having to do it over again, particularly with the uncertainty surrounding US immigration presently. During Covid for example, consulates prioritized spousal visas vs K-1s. And not being able to work or travel for up to a year may not sound like much, but the effect on the immigrant can be significant.
  20. You don’t have to visit that country, but you definitely have to meet before filing.
  21. Quitting your job and coming for another extended visit isn’t a great idea….
  22. I have never heard of insurance covering an AOS exam. Why would you not submit for work and travel? What if the GC processing goes back to 12+ months again?
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