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    Removing Conditions (approved)
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    Saint Paul MN
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    Netherlands

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  1. Gotcha. Now the case will be sent to the NVC and after that it will move to the Embassy. Here is a great overview, you can click on each step for more info. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-1-submit-a-petition/step-2-begin-nvc-processing.html
  2. I assume this is a consular case? Where and who is the beneficiary?
  3. Both the US and Canada can deny you entry because you don’t seem to have any ties to your home country if you can spend this much time away. You can be considered a high risk of not leaving the US (or Canada for that matter).
  4. Please enter the dates in your actual timeline because that will help people more.
  5. If you were denied entry for suspected immigrant intent it will not impact your CR1 because that actually is an immigrant visa.
  6. Only the ones with questionable issues. Many, many people re-enter the US everu single day.
  7. You can post that here: https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/14-site-related-discussion-updates-ideas-etc/
  8. On social media platforms like Reddit for example, most people don’t even know what consular processing is. So many adjustment of status cases from B1/2’s… And comments like “make sure to wait 90 days before marrying or filing”. People actually think that this is the way to do it “because it’s legal to adjust status from a tourist visa”, but at the same time they’re smart enough to of course not mention anything when they present themselves at CBP.
  9. Good stuff! 👍🏻 I think AOS from non-immigrant visas should be vetted a lot more. Show evidence that you had a real reason (change in circumstances) that made you have to change your plans. Now there doesn’t seem to be any requirement to send in that type of evidence and I think that needs to change.
  10. It’s very uneventful. They will check your docs, ask you to confirm the US address, maybe ask/confirm if the immigrant fee (for the greencard) was paid and that’s about it.
  11. Yes, that is not helping. Not saying it will be impossible, but it won’t be easy. Is she Nigerian too?
  12. So you married on your first and only meeting? That’s very tricky, especially for this embassy. Any other red flags such as a large age gap?
  13. How did you get married then? Was that an online wedding? If yes and you haven’t met in person after the online wedding, you have to meet in person again in order for USCIS to acknowledge it for immigration purposes. Only 1 meeting in 4 years doesn’t look great either way.
  14. You haven’t answered any of the questions we asked. How did her immigrant interview go? Did she receive a piece of paper? Does the CEAC status say refused? We need more info from you.
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