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  1. milimelo
    Again, as a K-1 you have the option to get it all done in Canada OR opt out of all and handle it in the US. Solely up to you and if someone tells you otherwise they're wrong.
  2. milimelo
    If you're going K-1 route you can decline any and all vaccines and deal with it in the US come I-693 time. Then you'll be talking to US civil surgeons who may be better positioned to accept medical injury and contraindications to vaccines. You can look up DS-3025 form yourself as that's what all overseas medical exams include.
  3. milimelo
    I wouldn't be showing up for an interview without a current employment letter.
  4. milimelo
    Have you considered Utah online marriage while you're in Morocco?
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  6. milimelo
    Nope. Your petitioner either needs to be already in the US or enter the US with you. Can't get in without the petitioner.
  7. milimelo
    No, the joint sponsor has to provide the whole I-864 package (tax returns, proof of being USC or LPR, employment letter...)
  8. milimelo
    I did years ago - our marriage certificate and my birth certificate. No translation was asked.
  9. milimelo
    More like Frankfurt IMO. Try them for DCF.
  10. milimelo
    USCIS is who you FOIA (back then it was called INS).
  11. milimelo
    Why wouldn't she want to go to SSA? It benefits her to be marked as a USC in all available databases starting with SSA, then DMV, register to vote, update global entry...
  12. milimelo
    I'd find a different joint sponsor.
  13. milimelo
    Sorry to rain on your parade but I wouldn't expect a positive outcome - but do come back and let us know how it goes. Simple reason - it's known even on the basic level that F2A is for spouse and any children and that if one naturalizes during this process of waiting for F2A, they better have file I-130s from the get go or be prepared for the extra time needed for the I-130s of the catch up family members with the originally petitioned individual (spouse). There's a reason we tell everyone with pending F2A to NOT take the oath before the family members have received F2A visas and ARE in the US but you obviously never thought about it.
  14. milimelo
    Umm, they're not. Once you pass the USCIS, it needs to make it to the US embassy and those are not quick given the backlog of cases they're working on. Stay the course as it's cheaper and definitely a better option as green card and ability to work from the moment she steps into the country through POE. And what's your consulate that you say people are flying through with fast processing? AKA - complete your profile on VJ.
  15. milimelo
    That just may be the way they print them nowadays.
  16. milimelo
    USCIS.gov and search for I-864p then look up I-864 and instructions.
  17. milimelo
    Oh, in that case as one kid is already 18, you definitely want K-1 visa! That way, the 18-yr old will be able to come.
  18. milimelo
    ~Topic moved to MENA forum for best answers.~
  19. milimelo
    I-130 is the process. Guides are on top of every page. She'll go to immigrant visa interview in Ciudad Juarez before she gets her visa.
  20. milimelo
    No.
  21. milimelo
    Seems to get faster processing in election year...
  22. milimelo
    What @Dashinka said - with the info you provided, spousal visa is a much better choice (cheaper too).
  23. milimelo
    Petitioner is always the main sponsor. So you'll do I-864 and your husband can do I-864a (or I-864 on its own).
  24. milimelo
    Correct - if you turned it over with passport application, USCIS can go to DOS to get it back. No action from you.
  25. milimelo
    Religious waiver. While you're at it, the recent court rulings upheld even common sense rejection of covid shots (NY educators) in addition to religious grounds. Have your wife (or you do it) file a VAERS report based on the coerced vaccines given to her - one report for each vaccine - never too late to register it since the doctors clearly didn't do it - so much for informed consent.
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