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Provide date of arrival to the US and date of marriage. If this is USCIS error, there’s absolutely no reason to do I-751.

If they revoked it they would've emailed him to say don't travel as we've revoked it. If he never actually went in with his passport then they wouldn't be able to physically cancel the visa but they could still do it in their systems. So, did your husband actually go in person and give them his passport or not? If not, just call/email the consular and say you changed your mind you're proceeding (especially if you never signed a paper saying you're revoking your petition).

I thought in Jordan you can’t pay for visa online - has to be in a local bank. Then it’s a physical copy of payment receipt and you enter that number when you’re scheduling appointment.

Diversity visa lottery? Opens up in October/November. Friend plays, wife plays. Whoever wins, brings the other one and kids.

Based on what you wrote I wouldn’t expect any problems.

Nope, you’re golden as you already have a green card. Gather all important documents now and put them somewhere safe or with a person you trust. You can file a divorce when out of the residence so there’s no screaming match why you did it. Have all communication go through a lawyer.

~Moving to AOS from student, work, visit visa.

That's interesting they're asking for it. My sister came via DV 10+ years ago and didn't have to bring I-134. But she did have an offer letter already and did her Masters in the US.

That's incorrect for Nigeria portion. If this was requested by USCIS or Embassy, Embassy will schedule the applicant when to come and get the test done - has to be supervised by an American employee. I'm sure they have a pile of test kits to go through after covid. Edited to add - the kit was sent to the embassy with the applicant name.

As long as you meet the requirement, yes. USC, have met with the fiance in the past two years (with proof).

You're fine. Everyone goes through admin processing. Give it a week or so and don't book flights until you have visa in hand and have verified no errors on visa.

No need to wait. Separate petitions for all.

It says right there Not Required to Register.

They’ll take away her cell at security so best not to even bring it. Instructions from embassy should detail what and how.

It wouldn't be a follow-on case. It's a stand alone petition X2 - one son will be F2A category (also shouldn't get married), the other one will be F2B as long as he remains unmarried.

If you've only ever submitted I-130, your wife now needs to file I-485 which is adjustment of status with accompanying forms - see the guide up top.

No. Everyone gets an A#.

One link from some time ago but clearly it all starts with CBP: https://www.dhs.gov/save-program-verification-immigrants-and-public-benefits How soon after a nonimmigrant arrives will information be verifiable through the SAVE Program? Mr. Roessler answered that after entering the United States, the individual should wait ten days as the information from CBP takes time before uploading into the database which SAVE relies upon.

We have reports of people successfully using deferred inspection locations exactly for problems you encountered - SSA, I-94 wrong and similar. Do go to your appointment and ask a senior employee work on your case. As a back up, or something you want to do simultaneously, keep in mind you can reach out to your congressman's or senator's federal agencies problems aide (research to see who's more competent, my Senator's was non-responsive while my Congressman's immigration liaison worked miracles - my issue was non-production of my first green card back in 2007)) to help with federal agencies issues. They have direct line of communication with all agencies and when a congressional request comes in, they have to answer it within x number of business days.

You don't have anyone in the US who can pay the fee for you and you paypal/venmo/transfer them the money?

They don't accept local checks - only US ones. Shouldn't the US company petitioning the worker be the one to pay the fees? In which case, they have access to US banks.

No idea what this country is, but pregnancy is not a reason for expedite. Babies are born every day all over the world. I'd be more worried about giving birth in the US given the known high mortality rates in the US for babies and mothers and highly medicalized process - only the US sees pregnancies as a disease and not as a natural process it is in all other countries.

Wait until May 10 when they’re lifting all requirements.

They need to get Pritzker out as well. He still has covid scheme running in Illinois.

There are instructions for everything - DV included. Why you wouldn’t read them prior to completing your entry is beyond me. Had you read them (look here https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/Diversity-Visa/DV-Instructions-Translations/DV-2024-Instructions-Translations/DV-2024-Instructions.pdf) you would’ve figured out applying will be futile and your entry rejected come the lottery draw time. Focus on spousal visa.