JeanneAdil

It is a plus as the process will take Years and then may be denied ' but i wouldn't want to birth a baby in Moroc

All Travel is educational as u learn with each trip so think of it that way

Congratulations and i hope your marriage ceremony dresses were as beautiful as mine were the following is info u need to know to live in Moroc and i would also register with US embassy in Casa and local police department when u arrive / clears a lot of air As a U.S. citizen (USC), you can enter Morocco visa-free for up to 90 days. To live there long-term with your Moroccan husband, you must apply for a Residence Permit (Carte de Séjour) based on family reunification. You will need to gather specific documents, have them translated, and register with local authorities. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] 1. Requirements for a Residence Permit (Carte de Séjour) To switch from a tourist stay to a long-term resident, you must apply at the nearest local police station or district office (Commissariat de Police) in your husband’s area of Morocco. You will typically need to provide: Marriage Certificate: Your translated and legalized civil marriage certificate (Acte de Mariage). Proof of Domicile: A registered lease agreement or your husband's property deed, along with a housing certificate (Certificat de Résidence). Financial Proof: Proof of income or a bank statement showing you can financially support yourselves. Criminal Background Check: A police record or FBI background check with an Apostille, translated into Arabic. Medical Certificate: Issued by a local doctor in Morocco. Passport Photos: Bring 6 to 8 passport-sized photos Still required to file US tax returns and as married (MFJ or MFS) Moroc is on the partial ban as U.S. consular officials deem Moroccans likely to rely on government assistance, under the “public charge” grounds of inadmissibility/ so how will u prove he will have health care insurance here in the US and housing ? Sorry, but u say old , so is there a big age difference as this can be a big Red Flag issue in Casa embassy? don't need an answer here but u need to understand Casa is hard embassy if u don't have "all your ducks in a row" Thinking about having a child , take documents with u that will prove u meet the US residency rule so u can do get the US passport for the child https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/travel-legal-considerations/us-citizenship/Acquisition-US-Citizenship-Child-Born-Abroad.html

USCIS better change some web sites like this one https://www.uscis.gov/visit-the-united-states/change-my-nonimmigrant-status marriage under B2 is a relative of USC

that's the way i read it but if this affects those here already here and trying to AOS, they have already done the I 130 so that paperwork would be at USCIS and go thru the normal 1st stage of processing (unless there is the normal I 130 fee to pay by doing this as alien spouse, so, then what ? they have to start from scratch!

it may if USCIS says that by doing this , they have overstayed the B2 visa it clearly leaves a USCIS officer a lot of leaway to make decisions that would delay a case for an overstay by year(s) and when USCIS realizes it is loosing a huge part of the budget (AOS fees), does anyone think this memo will be relaxed ? I can see that happening too . Like a new memo saying "exact things that qualify" for AOS on B2 or crew or student

Adil told me of this , so i read the post from immigration What does this mean for those now going thru AOS (after a B2, etc)? Will they find out they must return home as there is no start day so i must assume it is immediately will those that have applied and denied under this memo , now have an overstay? interesting part of this memo is the following Aliens may be paroled into the United States “temporarily” on a case-by-case basis for “urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit.” Paroled aliens, “when the purposes of such parole shall, in the opinion of the Secretary of Homeland Security, have been served” are expected to depart the United States or return (or be returned) to the custody of DHS so, now , are we going to ignore those here on "humanitarian " issues? and who (i know it says secretary of homeland security) but who actually will review and decide the "purposes of parole" have been served? this memo leaves a lot of questions and doubts rather than clearing the issue(s)

yeah, but some should be able to visit if like my aunt, who is married in Moroc owns property and has degree and works CO said she could stay and adjust and there was no basis to adjust on / I couldn't apply for her as she's just my aunt and she couldn't marry here as she was married but CO still said no, she could adjust and stay???? Since the K1 has been a sore issue with immigration , it may be the next to go/ just my opinion

so, if a person can not adjust to stay while on tourist visa, there is no reason to deny one on that basis and i think its about time this was done as it is an abuse of the system

8 months ago u would have provided 2024 IRS transcrips Now 2025 are needed / so yes, i would get the 2025 IRS transcripts and update the I 864 on CEAC site

1099 can be for retirement or Social security or self employment or railroad retirement / there are 22 different types from freelancers to consutants

this is the easy part of all immigration forms and no reason to hire a lawyer Even if it was only$1000 , its way too much as u provide all the documents and a secetary or clerk files the form online not hard and is very DIY

you can not overcome the public charge using your degree and experience as K1 does not allow u to work until u have completed I 765 for work authorization $520 or gotten green card with AOS $1440 (form I 485) Ghana is on the list for pausing visa(s) at this time and under this new rule , immigration considers K1 as immigrant so a visa will not be issued till ban is over https://gh.usembassy.gov/visas/

Why Moroc? Are u a Moroccan? reading the post for Moroc , last spouse visas issued (on this site which only covers a small amount of petitions filed) was in December 2025 1 K1 is scheduled for June or July Best bet is to read the portal for Pakistan to know what those members are currently (and in the past ) going thru /really has nothing to do with Moroc Pakistan portal will tell u about embassy interviews, RFE's, and the long waits for security checks after interview If u are completely serious about the relationship, marry and go the spouse visa as it is the best in the long run /and both are going to take 2 or more years

After the NOA2 and case is sent to NVC, NVC will assign a case number according to embassy Not sure where u will interview as Netherlands no longer does IV (spouse ) interviews but if should start with FRN when you get notice of NVC received Like FRN 2026xxxxxxxxx (for Frankfort) and using that number , you can lo into CEAC site to complete the I 864 and ds 260 by paying both fees allowing you to download all supporting documents https://nl.usembassy.gov/immigrant-visas/ The U.S. Consulate General in Amsterdam will no longer offer routine immigrant visa services, as of May 2024. The U.S. Department of State has designated the U.S. Consulate General in Frankfurt as the processing location for immigrant, fiancée/fiancé(K), V92/V93, and Diversity Visa (DV) applications for citizens and residents of the Netherlands.