JeanneAdil

1st u need to read up on the divorce laws in your state / some require a long waiting period (NY is 1 year after a formal separation agreement) Next she or husband need to file for divorce if she is in a state that does this fast, she should get copy of the legal papers and return to her home country if the state is not fast, she should get a lawyer to make sure she receives copy of the divorce Then, you can think about visiting her and marriage and possible spouse visa / it will be an uphill battle from this prior experience and when reading online about AOS and divorce waivers, understand a spouse visa and divorce can use the waiver K1 fiancee can not / she has to go home tell her So very sorry this did not work out for her and wishing u 2 the best

OP i would send her private message and ask her why

does she have a Shengen visa? What embassy did you list on the documents for her interview? you can transfer to another country its at the bottom of the topics on this site https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/national-visa-center/immigrant-visas-processing-general-faqs.html

Did he bring all the documents needed for this process -like divorce papers and his birth certificate? these are things that will look like he planned to stay and adjust Originals will be needed at his interview so you have plenty of time to have someone back in Ghana send them/ i would keep the outside envelopes to prove he didn't have them at POE upon arrival If he is here on any work visa, he now needs to wait for the process to be able to work and u need to completely support him including buying health care insurance I am sorry but if you are only dating since this last summer, so did you meet when he came in 2023 or before online? If so, the correspondence will show up in his social media It does not look strange (to me) that you feel in love and made decision to marry But to a CO , it looks as strange as flying to Ghana and marrying on the 1st visit and you have not met his family? his kids? Marry now in the US in 2025 and do the W7 for his ITIN to claim him for the double deduction BUT let him return to Ghana and do the CR1/ IR1, and visit him there to meet his family when you are in Ghana , take his divorce papers to the US embassy and ask a CO there if the papers are legit /sorry if this sounds harsh but u have to understand there is a reason this country is considered high fraud I am Adil, also from Africa high fraud country and I know its important for u to meet his family and have their approval. My wife (now of 15 years) came several times she not only checked all my social media (back then it was My Space and a dating site), but also made me have a complete medical exam including chest xray before marriage as illnesses like TB could have made it "no visa" you say 2 1/2 years is too long but you have already waited 40 don't rush this Read the section under Decision https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-processes-and-procedures/adjustment-of-status

SCOPS consists of six Service Centers that provide immigration benefits for petitioners and applicants who do not require interviews/ this includes Texas Service Center https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/organization/directorates-and-program-offices/service-center-operations-directorate

green card received 11/2015 if u want US citizenship, apply

he can sponsor on SSDI the problem is he won't have it approved in time as u are already at the NVC stage Has he already stopped working and has applied to SS ? that is what is needed

SSI is not automatic and can take months (even years ) to be approved Been thru this with my mom who had RH and lost a kidney and my son who has had 10 bad surgeries along with several other joints -all in all he had 42 surgeries and had to fight SS to be approved SS is another federal government and nothing is fast or guaranteed SS likes to deny cases and make you hire a good lawyer to prove a case Even after getting approved , benefits do not start till 5 to 6 months from the day approved (they are for the amount from day of application) But this income will not be available for your interview Best if he finds a joint sponsor and best to show u plan to work after POE to have health care for you and the son as if he is on SSI , he will be on medicare and can not add u So very sorry he is this ill and my prayers are for the 2 of u to be together and happy

What country? Mine, embassy wants all originals but others say they don't So, please fill out your timeline and ID the country

The AOS process for your wife will be longer due to the fact u r LPR /its not as fast as for the USC Are u soon able to naturalize? If so, upgrade as soon as u take the oath If You Were an LPR and Are Now a U.S. Citizen: Upgrading a Petition If you filed a petition for your spouse when you were a lawful permanent resident (LPR), and you are now a U.S. citizen, you must upgrade the petition from family second preference (F2) to immediate relative (IR)

please complete a timeline and ID the country/embassy

Start by getting her drs in Jamica to arrange treatment here in the US with drs here we wait for months to see a specialist so dr to dr emergency "talk" will help you don't just come and make an appointment here / u need it set up by drs you are 3 hours from the Mayo clinic in Jacksonville / they do surgery on non residents and u can call and set up appointment with staff to better understand your situation and what is needed https://www.mayoclinic.org/international B2 visa for medical treatment needs a US dr willing to see her/ she would need EMA for medicaid in Florida https://ahca.myflorida.com/content/download/9060/file/FL-16-0018-MM6_Approved_Plan_Pages.pdf then follow all info above for the visa petition / social worker at a hospital will assist in USA can assist with this

the fiancee is USC petitioning and has no embassy / just US address where u will live (all that in Part 1)

Who rejected ? IRS or NVC? it would help if the USC was here to ask questions

Called for my biometrics little over a week after filling online and its 90 days not 89 and u need to be careful of the time zones as many file a little too early to be at the correct time and date of where the case goes