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SalishSea

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  1. But, you always say they can’t deny entry to LPRs? Also- with no exit controls, how do they know when an LPR leaves the country for say, 9 years, like that one case? Just passenger manifest info?
  2. This is immigration fraud, and jeopardizes your entire case. Not smart.
  3. There is no “love story” requirement. It’s simply a statement of intent to marry the other person.
  4. Have you signed up for informed delivery with the USPS? It's a great way to be able to track incoming mail. It's free. On the day my husband's new 10 year GC was set to arrive, I was able to plan to fetch the mail right when it was delivered.
  5. I owned my house before getting married. We included nothing in our packet regarding the house itself, or mortgage. We did include jointly paid household bills as well as jointly owned vehicles. No RFEs or interview. I don't think we even wrote a cover letter.
  6. Brutal? Now that sounds like a bit of an exaggeration. CBP has the final say for admission of ANY person at the border, regardless of what visa or documentation they present. Acting entitled won't get you far. You have to follow the rules, have your funding and housing in order well before arriving at the US border, and agree to the terms of the visa (i.e. not working, not immigrating). Also, you're 100% responsible for the content of the DS-160, and for understanding your own visa process.
  7. Good catch! Seems like OP really doesn't understand the process.
  8. LOL OP, who is this email addressed to? As far as I know, there is no "appeal" for a revoked nonimmigrant visa. You were deemed to have immigrant intent, and rightly denied. That is how it works.
  9. I'd come up with a plan B if I were you. I don't see any type of nonimmigrant visa to the US in your future. If you actually had the cash for a US degree, you will have the resources to explore programs elsewhere.
  10. To start the process, the father needs to submit a new petition with all of the updated info.
  11. OP says he’s the petitioner. It isn’t an AWA crime, OP I don’t foresee any issues pertaining to the K-1.
  12. Without a B visa, she cannot visit the US. You cannot sponsor a B visa. She applies, and her application is judged based on ties to India, which are obviously weak since she intends to immigrate. Very, very unlikely she will get a B visa. You can go visit her.
  13. Why was it revoked? Why do you think you’re eligible to get another one? You may need to look at masters programs in your own country.
  14. I strongly suggest you spend more time together before filing any type of petition. If you petitioned your former husband and now plan to marry someone you haven't seen in over two years, you could have issues getting the visa, especially depending on which consulate.
  15. Also, the 90 days is not a “trying out” period. Part of the K-1 packet requires you to attest in writing to your good faith plan to marry each other within 90 days, so if you’re still not sure, that is not an appropriate use of the visa.
  16. Was it not an option to appeal their decision, since it was due to USCIS error?
  17. https://www.cbp.gov/travel/international-visitors/electronic-visa-update-system-evus/frequently-asked-questions Apparently it is required.
  18. Even having something like that is no guarantee of admission, nor does it mean she would not have to go through inspection at the border. It’s not like a NEXXUS card.
  19. In theory, but in reality, US immigration is much more focused on salary than debt/living expenses.
  20. LOL…..this makes it sound like you’re contemplating lying on a visa application if the answer could help you get the visa. Not smart.
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