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SalishSea

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  1. Probably removed, because when it is one minute past six months, people inundate USCIS with inquiries, diverting resources from actual work.
  2. Especially for pictures. Not required. OP, I was thinking more along the lines of a missing divorce decree, or some other essential. Pictures are not primary evidence, because they usually do not show evidence of meeting during the required two years prior. Hopefully you sent better evidence of that, such as passport stamps.
  3. You don’t generally send additional info for the fiancé visa (like for spousal visas at NVC) Was there some major document accidentally omitted?
  4. The OP is talking about providing banking info, which is not the same as evidence of INCOME.
  5. If you’re referring to her crossing the border to marry and adjust status and stay, that is immigration fraud. If she’s in Canada, you’ll need to petition her for an immigrant visa.
  6. She will need to apply for a B visa, like anyone else who wants to visit. Doesn’t sound like OP qualifies on that basis.
  7. So during the past ten years, no one thought to research any of this….?
  8. To be rather blunt, it wasn’t smart for her to quit her job to be with you right before the interview and AOS. Maybe you two are very young, but that is not the move most people make when undertaking to sponsor an immigrant. Have you guys looked into the cost of the AOS/ROC fees, which are set to have massive increases this year? US immigration is not cheap, and if you’ll be unemployed here for the better part of a year, you really need to think hard about affording it all. It will cost thousands of dollars. While it’s true that London is not as hard-nosed about sponsorship as some consulates, the reality of poverty as a new resident in the US sucks.
  9. Bank statements are not evidence of income. They are much better off providing W2s and tax transcripts.
  10. Hopefully you realize you won’t be working for up to 8 months?
  11. 1). She applies online, using the DS-160 form for B2/tourist visa. She pays the $160 fee. 2). She waits the 2+ years for an interview appointment. that’s it.
  12. You can marry as soon as you want to, but the process takes up to two years. We recommend becoming an A student of all things US immigration, to help avoid pitfalls, delays, and unnecessary expenses. Read, research, ask questions.
  13. You cannot arrive on ESTA with the intention to marry and stay (adjust status). He can petition you for either a fiancé or spousal visa. Each process takes around two years from start to finish.
  14. They apply for a B1/B2 on their own merits. No other friend or employer is involved in the process.
  15. Best of luck to you. I’d also stress the financial loss angle in your request.
  16. NVC does not process or issue visas. What you are waiting for is to be documentarily approved and for the case to be sent to the consulate for an interview. Some consulates have years-long backlogs for immigrant visa interviews, so you can’t really compare your case to others.
  17. Very doubtful it will work, but it is free and no consequences for submitting another request. So sorry for your loss, btw. Definitely include as much supporting documentation as you can- death certificate, etc. Perhaps you’ve already done that.
  18. Entire process seems poorly planned if intention is to travel in two weeks. You’re just making more problems for yourself, IMO.
  19. If your daughter is a USC, how can she travel on ESTA?
  20. Congratulations! Thank you for your contributions to this country! 🇺🇸
  21. No one here is saying it’s not hard work- you don’t get to my age without realizing that. The point is with the hard work, there are boundaries. And name calling like that is one of them. It is abuse.
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