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SalishSea

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  1. Yep, and so now that fraudulent claim is on your USCIS record.
  2. You won’t have your interview waived, lol. USCIS will be very curious about your fake VAWA claim.
  3. Either we’re being trolled here, or OP has managed to check every fraud box known to mankind. If this story is real, you’ve got an uphill (both ways, in the snow) battle ahead of you.
  4. You’re getting ahead of yourself here. There are several distinct steps in both the K-1/CR-1 processes. They both start with a petition and end with an interview. Some of the processing times you’re seeing might be for the petition approval alone. Since they both currently take around two years overall, easily the best choice is the CR-1, as there is no delay with the green card. US immigration is not cheap, fast, or easy. I suggest the USC petitioner joins the convo here.
  5. You’re not eligible. It’s for USCs living abroad and looking to petition a spouse, generally due to the need to relocate quickly due to job.
  6. This is FRAUD. She needs to be properly petitioned for an immigrant visa. No one on VJ will dispense advice on how to commit immigration fraud.
  7. It will be at least 20 years before they can immigrate to the US.
  8. Are families asked for citizenship or residency status when enrolling kids in school? All the years my kids were in the public schools, we were never asked that. But, I'm on the West Coast.
  9. Yes. And stick around VisaJourney when questions come up, it is a great site with knowledgable people. Best wishes!
  10. It will take around two years total. Nothing more for you to do for quite awhile.
  11. In other words: VJ TOS prohibits helping people to commit immigration fraud, so here is a forum that has no such rule.
  12. You don’t think that CBP will look at their notes when you arrive with a fraudulently contrived job description, which you are not qualified to do?
  13. The issues that caused your previous denials will not go away with a different consulate…. If they suspect it is a green card marriage, you may need to move home and live together.
  14. I wonder if Canada immigration policies r/t polygamy are the same as the US.
  15. No, she is not responsible for his actions. This doesn’t mean her marriage and circumstances will not be brought up at a future immigrant visa interview, because they for sure will. She needs to be 100% honest.
  16. Yes. However, she MUST report her marriage and ALL children (step or bio) on the forms as per the instructions, REGARDLESS of whether any of them will be immigrating. Omitting inconvenient information (like stepchildren via polygamy) is in violation of US immigration law. By all means, have the MIL petition her now, and then 10 years from now (or whenever the visa bulletin is current), let the chips fall where they may with her marital status. She can immigrate without a polygamist husband who refuses to divorce her, but accuracy on the forms is critical.
  17. Whether the spouse immigrates is irrelevant. The daughter is legally married, and therefore her family preference category is married over 21, which adds many years, as Boiler is trying to tell you.
  18. Fraud perpetrated by others from your country impacts your case. You are in administrative processing, and nothing can be done until it is completed.
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