Mike E

Is he unable to go to Staples and make a photo copy of his U.S. birth certificate, marriage certificate, and state ID/DL? If not met, prepare for her visa to be denied.

Mom is not a U.S. citizen, and her daughter is not an LPR. So no. Step dad can file I-130 for his step child to get her an IR-2 visa. However, because he is neither the biological nor adopted father, she will not immediately become a U.S. citizen. At age 14, there is little chance he could adopt her in time for the IR-2 process to let her be a citizen. Mom has barely enough time to get an IR-1 visa, and then become a U.S. citizen 3 years later to convey U.S. citizenship to her daughter. Given OP has not expressed any desire for his wife and step daughter to live in the U.S., this is a rare case where N-600K works.

When you intend to file I-485 and then enter the U.S., you have immigration intent. Did you know your future spouse before you applied for your F-1 visa?

That is not a lie by omission. It is a total lie. Then you can marry next week and file an I-485 package then. ?

I-130 can be filed from U.S., France, anywhere. Not mentioning it, and then doing it, is a lie by omission.

Where are you today?

This is no different. Use my logic question as a tool to help you understand. Yes. Do not adjust status. Instead get an immigration visa. The intent to immigrate is there whether you file I-485 6 minutes, 6 hours, 6 days, 6 weeks, 6 months, 6 years, or 6 decades after entering on an F-1.

This is 100 percent entering the U.S. on a single intent non immigrant visa with immigration intent. Try this as a logic exercise: After getting married, you arrive at a U.S. port of entry, present your F-1 visa, and inform the CBP officer you are married to a U.S. citizen and you will be filing I-485 after you are granted entry. Which out come do you think is most likely: 1. Your F-1 visa is canceled and you are denied entry. 2. You are admitted as an F-1 student, and warned (perhaps with a note on your passport) to not file I-485 3. You are admitted as an F-1 student and the officer congratulates you on your decision to file I-485. ?

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Precovid, NVC would send a letter in under 30 days. These days there are reports some never get a letter.

Your fiancé has to proactively seek a visa by October 25, or run the risk that the embassy will cancel your approved I-129F. A request for a delay for the reasons you have given are, IMHO, * unlikely to be granted by the embassy * likely to raise suspicion that there is no bonafide relationship, thus raising the risk that the K-1 will be denied. Even more so than CR-1, for K-1, each embassy and consulate has a unique process. If the embassy has not contacted either of you by July 26, one of you should contact the embassy. Do not use this term in any interaction with the Departments of State and Homeland Security. That term can be interpreted as spouse, and generally, married people cannot be issued a K-1.

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So because she was born before 2017, you have show 365 days of continuous presence in the U.S. from before she was born. That will be difficult.

Was she born out of wedlock?

Yes. https://ng.usembassy.gov/frequently-asked-questions-about-the-consular-report-of-birth-abroad-crba/#:~:text=An application may be denied,consider the immigrant visa process. “If the application was “not issued” because you failed to supply required evidence within the 90-day deadline, you may be able to resubmit your application with new evidence, but you will need to pay a new fee.” What is your new evidence?

yes yes No.

At what U.S. embassy will she have her visa interview?

@Rocio0010

I do not believe it. Even USCIS says 80 percent of I-129Fs are processed in 16.5 months.

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K-1 https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/stats.php?history=90 CR-1 https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/irstats.php?history=90 CR-1 is faster

That is for U.S. citizens cannot renew at a U.S. embassy.

Of Plenty of time to renew a US passport. Passport renewals to be started when the passport has just 6 months of validity. Apply Monday to renew.

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Burma.html “Procedure for Obtaining: Police certificates must be obtained from the Burmese township police station of your primary residence. Only one Burmese police certificate is required. For persons residing overseas, the most practical way to obtain the certificate is through close relatives or friends still in Burma.” IME, the U.S. State Department does not have clue how things work in Burma. None of my then fiancee’s friends and relatives could obtain a single police certificate on her behalf, and so she traveled the country to get police certificates. With just 11,000 people, Hlaingbwe is likely not large enough to have lawyers. Google Maps does list a law firm that is 24 mules away though, in Hpa-An. Your fiancee might see if a lawyer in Hpa-An or Yangon can arrange to get her police certificate from Hlaingbwe. I agree with your fiancee that the travel risk is too high. At over 400,000 people, Hpa-An, as one might expect, does have a commercial airport, and given the war, not surprisingly the airport has closed. ”Although care has been taken to ensure the accuracy, completeness and reliability of the information provided, please contact the U.S. Embassy or Consulate where you plan to apply if you believe this information is in error or if you have further questions.” So try the lawyer in Hpa-An. The lawyer might be able to draft a letter stating that the State department is incorrect about third parties being able to obtain police certificates.

Is her village under control of the junta or the opposition?