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  1. SalishSea
    So your attorney advised him to lie to the physician, and you’re advising people here to do the same?
  2. SalishSea
    Well you know my politics, and I’ve been listening to NPR for nearly 40 years! Also, it is always kind of funny to me that British immigrants would live in the boonies in the US. Do you often meet Americans who are unable to understand your accent?
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    Boiler listens to NPR! 😊
  4. SalishSea
    Happy to. The entire process was thoroughly explained in your previous thread.
  5. SalishSea
    Sometimes the timing can call into question the bonafides of the marriage. And Hungary is by no means a high-fraud country, but overlapping, short relationship/marriages that result in green cards can definitely attract scrutiny.
  6. SalishSea
    The OP did say that they didn’t really ever live together in the US.
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    Greenbaum has been gone for ages, too.
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    I believe this was answered in your previous thread.
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    He was sick and going through chemo. We had private messaged about it, since I’m a chemo nurse. He is very much missed, such a kind and smart soul.
  10. SalishSea
    Our biometrics were reused, and we were notified of that only months in. Took 18 months at Nebraska overall.
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    He has an uphill battle, being that it’s Pakistan and he’s never lived here as an adult, with no real plans to. That visa is for the purpose of family reunification, which isn’t applicable in your situation. You may want to wait until he is living permanently in the US.
  12. SalishSea
    It’s not a reasonable expectation that you won’t have any time apart. Most of us here have had to spend even years apart. Your GF needs to look into the financial and domicile-related requirements for sponsoring an immigrant.
  13. SalishSea
    Maybe move to Viet Nam? That may be your best bet for creating a believable marriage. VN is a very high fraud country for US immigration, so it will take much more effort from you.
  14. SalishSea
    You want to falsify information on immigration forms? Not smart.
  15. SalishSea
    No. She needs a CR-1 visa. She is not eligible for adjustment of status. Please read the guides to familiarize yourself with the immigrant visa process.
  16. SalishSea
    It would go through their company’s lawyer. there is no sponsorship for a B visa. The argument of needing to attend business meetings in person is very weak. Surely you have Zoom/Teams in Pakistan? This is literally how business was conducted all during the pandemic. Years.
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    Third country where Pakistanis can easily visit, or sister brings baby home to see you.
  18. SalishSea
    If you think about it, "unexpected" delays or problems do benefit lawyers, who are paid by the hour...
  19. SalishSea
    So you’ve been here for nearly a year, and your toddler hasn’t established medical care with a doctor?
  20. SalishSea
    No, you’d ask USCIS.
  21. SalishSea
    Iran can be a very unpleasant place for non-Muslims, women in particular. It’s always kind of pointless comparing your own situation to others, ‘ particularly when US military is involved, as there are some different rules for immigration. You can ask for an expedite, but I’ve never heard of the White House getting involved in individual immigration cases. I would also expect Iran’s rapidly worsening geopolitical status (on top of our already nonexistent diplomatic ties) to complicate and delay ALL immigration cases, yours included.
  22. SalishSea
    Is the currently published info on the embassy’s website where you are seeing the two visit info? If so, I’d defer to that as the official source. I wondered though if that two visit practice could have been replaced by having people upload documents instead.
  23. SalishSea
    Tax returns are not evidence of being physically present in the US, so, no. Have you been in the US since the date specified? If so, you should have your son’s vaccination and medical records. How is it possible that you have no bills in your name, coming to your address? And since he has his US passport, why the need for the N-600?
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    Your strong ties to India do not exist.
  25. SalishSea
    You were obviously denied for immigrant intent. You will not get a US visa until you develop stronger ties to your country- and proposing to come to the US to work (on a tourist visa? You can’t even work remotely on a B visa) serves to make it even less likely of getting one. You can’t “frame” your situation in a way that will help you overcome the reasons for denial. US consular officers have heard EVERYTHING.
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