JeanneAdil
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JeanneAdil replied to Jordan_01's topic in Military Immigration-Related Discussion
have you been together in person since the proxy marriage? if the proxy marriage from Utah that immigration accepts? will you be in base housing in Poland? If yes to those 3 , the US embassy accepts it -
you should have corrected it to passport name when the green card came but i would list the passport name and include all other names used there should be a blank page to do this if not on the main (name ) page
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NVC to Embassy Timeline 2+ Weeks
JeanneAdil replied to meesu's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports
following site helps read under "apply for US visa" as that is what the ds 160 is all documents needed are there unless Turkey has specfic for that embassy https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/family-immigration/nonimmigrant-visa-for-a-fiance-k-1.html#5 -
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NVC to Embassy Timeline 2+ Weeks
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NVC to Embassy Timeline 2+ Weeks
JeanneAdil replied to meesu's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports
after NVC sends the case , feel free to fill out the DS 160, they confirmation page is needed for interview you probably will not get a notice from embassy before then and hopefully they will send a notice of all the documents needed for the interview after your ds 160 is done but the embassy site should tell you so check it BTW the USC should make sure the 2025 taxes are done as we are too close to the 15th of April to rely on 2024 for the I 134 -
i should have added that , in my case, i had family emergency and needed to head back home fast and was able to do it as i had the spouse visa and I 551 stamp with a K1 I could not have gone to help family thru this emergency guess i lucked out when my K1 was denied and i ended up getting married and going spouse visa BTW, if you are not returning to live in birth country, go ahead and get that police certificate now / saves time later
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Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic:
Seriously contemplating withdrawing the K-1 and switching to a CR-1
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Just my opinion but switching is not such a bad idea As we read here from so many that wish they had done CR1 instead of K1 K1 they get tired of waiting for all the approvals 1. to be able to travel back home to see family and friends 2. to work and make new freinds 3. to get that SS # if they don't act fast which hampers getting DL in some cases and bank accounts K1 to AOS is more expensive and so many just plain get homesick when they are forced to wait around , not working and depending on someone for everything i think homesickness is the worse even though we have all the social media to talk to family and friends back home
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try nonimmigrant /seems another poster had to use that
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Agree with Boiler If by any chance you have to go with long term disability (SSA) from social security, it takes a long time for that to be approved and kicked it
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Affidavit of Support - income sources (short term disability vs wages)
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Aquabac reacted to a post in a topic:
Friend was scammed. Is there recourse?
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Paris Embassy; Case at CEAC Says Ready but No Communication Received from Paris
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you have to do that to schedule the interview and to hear anything from the embassy after the case goes to embassy, filling out the ds 160 is the next step also, get your 2025 taxes done ASAP so she will have copies of the IRS transcripts for the interview
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Friend was scammed. Is there recourse?
JeanneAdil replied to Aquabac's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures
His recourse would have been to explain the reason for withdrawal of the petition and then her name would come up to USCIS if another petition is made for her i am so sorry for him or any others that this happens to We saw a post of a man a few years ago who waited for his fiancee at Atlanta airport she started texting him saying CBP was making her return to her home country and as he was leaving , he saw her in a car leaving with another person We had a friend who waited at moroc airport for a USC and called us asking "can u check to see if she made the plane ?" and sent us copy of the ticket copy she emialed him / we had to tell him it was a fake ticket as there is no direct flight from Nashville to moroc (in that year) and the fake ticket had no gate number , no seat number and the flight number went from nashville to atlanta Those stories will not make him feel any better but he did dodge a bullit as there are those who come on visas and then divorce after green card comes sticking the USC with the I 864 agreement I think the best to do is let your head think and not let the heart take over as this process takes a lot out of us from travel to meet, to money for petitions and medical exams to airfare to bring someone here,, to working on all the petitions , to time invested waiting for the process -
have you filled out the ds 160 to be able to continue the process?
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state taxes are not a part of this /just federal returns are important
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Medication prescriptions when moving
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after marriage [merged threads]
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Visa refused. TIC/Petty offense exception confusion.
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property value has to be from recent licensed, certified, or SRA-designated real estate appraisers.and copy of mortgage statement to show how much you still owe SSA and retirement income should have been enough
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Is this possible?
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JeanneAdil reacted to a post in a topic:
DOCUMENTARILY QUALIFIED Today
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1st you say the ink from visa ran onto the facing page and now a tear USCIS says this under damaged If your visa has been damaged in any way, you will need to reapply for a new visa at a U.S. Embassy or Consulate abroad. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/frequently-asked-questions/about-basics.html
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Always follow what IRS says https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/tax-residency-status-first-year-choice Be present in the United States for at least 31 days in a row in the current year (2025), and Be present in the United States for at least 75% of the number of days following the 31-day period, beginning with the first day of the 31-day period and ending with the last day of the current year (2025). (For purposes of this 75% requirement, you can treat up to 5 days of absence from the United States as days of presence in the United States.)