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  1. Yes, you need to pay the immigrant fee for the greencard production.
  2. What kind of trouble are you expecting now? There is absolutely no reason for you to get detained. The only thing that could happen is that they deny you entry this time, but that might not happen. Just give them the I-407, your greencard and explain the reason for your visit and see if they let you in.
  3. So the plan is to marry and adjust status after that? Yes, it is a big age gap and all you can do is hope for the best. What is the plan if it gets denied? Will he move back with you to your home country?
  4. Dutchie here as well. CR1 all the way because with the CR1 you can start working and building your life immediately upon entering the US on your approved visa. You can get married in the US during one of your visits, but make sure to leave after your visit. I had no issues visiting while my CR1 was pending, my visits were short (2 weeks).
  5. Your K1 is already void because it is a single entry visa. You submitted everything in time, there is no need for panic.
  6. Here is a great overview, it will tell you exactly how the process works and what is needed at each step. 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.html
  7. 100%! Too little, too late for me but great news for the next generation! 😉
  8. Good to see these developments! Not sure if this was posted already. https://www.uscis.gov/i-751
  9. This doesn’t sound like a DIY case since you are the guardian AND the beneficiary and the US Citizen petitioner is mentally incompetent, very slippery slope.
  10. It doesn’t have to be just the 2 of you. Pictures with friends and/or family are great too.
  11. You basically already have been doing that for the last 10 years. You can of course try to get a tourist visa, but your chances of getting one are low. You can meet in another country and/or she can visit you more in your home country. You haven’t answered the question about how much you’ve been keeping in touch with each other, have you had any regular communication in these last 10 years?
  12. That lawyer sounds very shady… Sure, you have been married for 10 years but haven’t seen each other at all. How often do you communicate with each other? Joint finances are not required for consular processing btw.
  13. Why would you do that? Also, just doing 1 visit again and creating evidence from that 1 trip alone is not going to make a strong case. Start spending more time together, or actually get to know each other and file after that. Apart from not seeing each other for 10 years, did you have regular communication? Phone calls, video calls, texts?
  14. Only being married for 10 years doesn’t prove anything. You’ve only seen each other once, this wouldn’t be considered a bonafide marriage. The K1 doesn’t apply.
  15. You won’t be performing any work so you are fine.
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