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Also, what's the end game? You want to stay married but keep him in Liberia? Or you want to divorce? As you know the immigration process is costly and long so decisions have to be made very carefully.

Hmm, the support email is actually their newer email listed on the state website. You are sure you typed it correctly? https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Supplements/Supplements_by_Post/MRV-Monrovia.html#:~:text=Rescheduling or cancelling your interview,com as soon as possible. What USCIS service center approved the I-130?

Another shameless plug, since the case has been sitting for 2+ years waiting for an interview, when he is finally scheduled for an interview the consulate would most likely request an entirely new affidavit of support I864 and financial documents. Here is where you would refuse to provide him the new documents. If the consulate doesn't receive those updated affidavit of support documents they will eventually deny the visa.

For USCIS, you'll write to the service center that approved the case, that you want to withdraw/terminate the approved I130 after you've successfully withdrawn your I-864 from NVC/Consulate.

@Pretty Q, Here are the emails I found for the consulate. I am not sure which of them works so send the email to both. support-liberia@ustraveldocs.com ivmonrovia@state.gov

@Pretty Q contact NVC using inquiry form below: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/ask-nvc.html?wcmmode=disabled Will look for the Liberia IV unit email and share with you.

Still unsure exactly Ok. Then I don't think it's at the consulate; it's still sitting at NVC. However, since you aren't sure where the case is, I will advice you contact both NVC and the consulate and state that you are withdrawing your I-864. And additionally, probably not necessary but also contact USCIS after successfully withdrawing the I864 to withdraw the I130 since you also signed that form.

So he has an interview date that's why it's at the consulate?

Is the case at the consulate or it's at NVC?

No need to wait to file I-130. Good luck.

You need to contact the embassy/consulate right now to withdraw the case. I mean RIGHT NOW. What's the embassy? Also, why is it pending that long at the embassy and not NVC?

Check your DM

It's a shame GH cases have been lacking on VJ since covid. However there's a Facebook group with more recent and updated information and better crowd source data. I will advice you to join that group.

Your response to @appleblossomquestions will be helpful in giving you a targeted answer. But as a general FYI, I can tell you the USEM is hardly touching any preference categories right now. Even after DQ, with visa number available preference categories are taking 3+ years to get interviews in GH. They seem to be giving interview priority to just spouse of US citizens and that's about 14+ months after DQ. The other immediate categories even suffer a bit. A LPR friend who had been waiting for 2.5+ years after DQ for spouse to get a visa interview got frustrated and naturalized even though he had other personal reasons why he wasn't ready to naturalize. After informing NVC, within 2 months the spouse got assigned an interview date which took place 3 months later after been scheduled. I am hoping things have gotten better in the past few months.

Yes you can fly out from wherever is convenient for you.

Thanks for the clarification. Category is F3 then. Boiler has given you approximate timeframe when visa number becomes available.

Did wife file for adult child when she was permanent resident or when she was USC? Is adult child married? My original assumption I thought she filed when she was LPR. So if she filed when she was LPR and adult child is currently unmarried then you can stick with category F2B and not upgrade to F1. So please clarify.

Visa numbers are available for priority dates before 01MAY2016. A few years to go to be current. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2025/visa-bulletin-for-december-2024.html Seems you might have a missed a snail mail with the new IOE#. The IOE# would allow you to create an online account to track your case, and have access to the same documents USCIS mails to your address. If you don't know what it is you should contact USCIS ASAP.

A joint sponsor included your 2 grown US citizen sons on their I864?

I don't think you get the original question. The US children of primary sponsor should NOT be included on Joint Sponsor's I864. Only the beneficiary needs to be stated along with Joint sponsor's own family.

Right. But joint sponsor doesn't need to list US citizen children of the primary sponsor because they don't need sponsorships. Op, you'll fill your own I864 listing your children as part of your family but make sure you are not listing them as being sponsored; just as part of family size. But to your original question, your joint sponsor doesn't have to list your kids, only your husband as who he is sponsoring.

No. And because of that long AP is common for Pakistanis. Good luck.

No. Just spouse. As you mentioned your kids are (or will be) USCs so they don't need sponsorships.

Answer is NO

Sort out the mistakes at the interview and hopefully it works out. Good luck.