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Looks like he changed the seam lines but its the same outfit crazy
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Its normal for CO if they believe in any of the Red flag issues which sometimes have nothing to do with your evidence : example the decision to petition happened fast after meeting Here is a lawyer's best example of red flags https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/red-flags-that-make-uscis-suspect-marriage-fraud.html It would help VJ community if u posted profile in your account and the very best to the 2 of u / wishing u much happiness in the future
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At this point REFUSED means going thru the AP process Watch CEAC for issued or denied as there is nothing to do but to wait for CO decision looks like the CO wanted confirmation about how well your fiancee knew u and your family and living conditions To be approved for a K1 he must know u well , have spent quality time together and be ready to take on father type responsibilities so its important he knows not only u but your Kid
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Two thins u need to know https://www.uscis.gov/adoption/bringing-your-internationally-adopted-child-to-the-united-states Parents must accrue 2 years of legal and physical custody and obtain a full, final adoption of the child to be eligible to file a Form I-130. Legal and physical custody can be accrued in 1 period of time or cumulatively over several periods. They can also be accrued before, during and after the adoption. The 2 years must be accrued BEFORE you file Form I-130. Also, the adoption must be finalized before your child’s 16th birthday (or 18th birthday And Child's original birth certificate or, if unavailable, a written explanation together with secondary evidence of identity and age (e.g. a re-issued birth certificate listing the adoptive parents); Evidence that the child either has no parents or a sole/surviving parent unable to provide proper care who has irrevocably released the child for emigration and adoption; Evidence of adoption or intent to adopt. I would see a good lawyer
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The CO has the packet for interview but u have the responsibility to give your wife the new IRS documents and W2 so she could prove the income and the corrected # of household OR did you send this with the case # and both names and DOB's to the embassy so the CO had the corrections? Did u show in IRS business tax reports or by bank statements what u received monthly for a personal pay? Usually business profits are returned back into the business CO goes by totality of circumstances so did u show your small business has health care insurance that u will be able to add her to (as this is very expensive for small business owners) And age difference is noted but will not be mentioned Does your wife have an education that will enable her to work in the US /I would add that to any documents u send embassy if she intends to work If u get a NOID or NOIR be prepared to have the documents ready to submit them in your response to USCIS Immigration needs more than just a "say so" they need actual proof of the issues bought up by the CO
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you don't need to do anything the criminal report USCIS does will show restraining order and arrests if he does not admit them on the N400, he has lied to immigration Let it be and stay away u can not even help his new gf,, i tried to once and u just can't u can only report abuse if the son shows signs of it (bruises or bone breaks) and that would be to local police not USCIS
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Which forum do i file for stimulus money
JeanneAdil replied to mgul's topic in Tax & Finances During US Immigration
not all states are doing stimulus money the following site has the 16 states doing stimulus checks and how it works for each state https://www.forbes.com/advisor/personal-finance/states-gas-stimulus-checks/#:~:text=This rebate was split into,by direct deposit or check. -
filing to interview is not quite what happens to many petitions after interview, the AP added time is not taken into account in USCIS figures or here (as not petitioner joins VJ and 221g or NOID/NOIR added long times to a petition many from high fraud countries think K1 is faster but then the case is denied and the USC has to decide to marry and file spouse visa adding years to a K1???? and FAST does not exist in immigration no matter which petition is filed
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what qualifies as US National interest What is your course of study for your MBA?
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your yearly benefit letter (or as pushbrk states download it from SS site) has your monthly benefit amount minus medicare / times 12 gives u yearly SSD to satisfy the IRS part, get the SS letter saying there is no record of filing taxes in their system that's what u need or the embassy will ask for tax returns
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when u marry (the year) u will file form w7 for nonresident alien spouse according to IRS instructions (look at them know so u have an idea about the form and needed supporting documents. That site will tell u how to get ITIN for your spouse and with a POA from that , the person can be added to bank account this starts the commingling of assets . the alien can not have a debit card till the person is here in the US so the USC is protected unless they give out too much info to alien like card # and pin https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/nonresident-spouse#:~:text=You must complete Form SS,to apply for an ITIN. now for adding to your deed , u can do a quick claim deed with a POA from alien if the 2 of u live together after marriage , make sure any hotel receipt or rental agreement has both names that's what i think about that only trying to help
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An IRS Verification of Nonfiling Letter (VNF) will provide proof from the IRS that there is no record of a filed tax form (1040, 1040A, or 1040EZ) for the year you have requested. A VNF does not provide proof that you were not required to file, only that you did not file. This letter and the statement we get yearly from SS telling us the benefit amount for the upcoming year
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So , did u follow CO instructions given at the interview/ CEAC should say denied if it is denied Refused is what all cases say while in AP and read the sentence "if you were informed by the consular officer that your case was refused for administrative processing, your case will remain refused while undergoing such processing." If truly sent back to be denied , get married but first , the Algerian, knows what was said in interview and what went wrong, so whatever issues the CO brought up need to addressed by a new petition/ example only: if the 2 of u spent only little time together, the new petition should reflect quality time . As for sending it back to US office and embassy says sent back in September , it would have gone in that month to DOS (NVC) and then onto the office handling the case and yeah, take till December for the US office to get and put the info into the computer / its not an instant thing for this process But many of us in high fraud countries are denied a K1 (we were too) so pull it together, get married , spend real quality time together and apply for CR1 took us 6 years from 2009 to 2015 to have a IR1 approved Read the I 130 instructions carefully know what is expected of the 2 of u to prove a real relationship know the income required to fullfil that part (125% of poverty guidelines) Get ready for a long haul to get thru to the spouse interview (be ready for 2 years from marriage to process all steps) make sure the Algerian family especially the mother approves read the following attorney site that tells u "RED FLAG ISSUES" as u must overcome any of these if they exist https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/red-flags-that-make-uscis-suspect-marriage-fraud.html
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I 130 page 7 of instructions NOTE: In addition to the required documentation listed above, you should submit one or more of the following types of documentation that may prove you have a bona fide marriage: (1) Documentation showing joint ownership of property; (2) A lease showing joint tenancy of a common residence, meaning you both live at the same address together; (3) Documentation showing that you and your spouse have combined your financial resources; (4) Birth certificates of children born to you and your spouse together; I added husband to tax returns, bank account (with his ITIN), deed to my house (with POA) and water bill many add spouse to credit card and write wills in favor of the other we went K1-denied , CR1 denied till we did IR1 and commingled finances Casa has denied IR1 petitions especially when there is not much quality time spent together or other red flags such as a big (over 10 years) age difference and spouses are often in long AP (recent one whose wife interviewed spring of 2022 and just had 2nd interview ) another moroccan wife was 10 months in AP before the CO approved a visa (and her husband came from Morocco same as her) but if u are safe with what u intend to provide , the best to u
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CO is the customs officer who will do the interview
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Moroccan CO"s know that when USC marries they can add the nonresident alien to IRS tax returns, then with ITIN the alien can be added to checking and/or savings account plus other places like credit cards , etc Proof of combined finances is very powerful evidence in favor of the legitimacy of a marriage. A couple that combines their assets and their liabilities is clearly committed to living a life together. Evidence supporting combined finances may include: Moroccan CO will be looking at your documents to see if u do combine assets after marriage/ be sure to list all property real or personal that u want included in this agreement and the CO would not know about a prenup but they would know assets are not combined
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In Morocco there is no such thing as common marriage assets. What is yours before and acquired during marriage will remain yours after divorce. Same case for your partner. the USC can create a Prenup agreement and take to Morocco before u consummate the marriage get it signed with witnesses (and if you need to divorce later u will need to be able to provide those (moroccan witnesses at a divorce hearing to validate the prenup) Is it worth it??? Understand that this only covers property aquired before the marriage in most US states after marriage and living together , property gained is community property Pre nup means exactly that (pre -before and nup -marriage) Now not sure why anyone wants to do this as its going to be pretty hard to convince a Moroccan CO that the relationship is real when u are not willing to combine assets /Moroc CO look for the USC and Moroccan to do exactly that -combine assets execially when there are any "red flag issues" Like
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Giving up k1 to apply for cr1
JeanneAdil replied to mdantas90's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
since there is immigrant intent on your part to come to USA , CBP may turn u back at the POE they may / they may not but if u r not allowed to enter US to visit , your husband can visit in Brazil to interview for tourist visa, best to have a job (u do) , own property, have money to pay for the trip Good luck to u -
how to correct typographical error on USCIS website?
JeanneAdil replied to YecaCruz's topic in USCIS Service Centers
no, don't remember but it was short time / thinking about a month (back in 2009) if u really need to know , i can look up -
how to correct typographical error on USCIS website?
JeanneAdil replied to YecaCruz's topic in USCIS Service Centers
yes, USCIS wrote on the receipt as it was on birth certificate and Morocco does day then month i had it right on petition as month then day i sent a letter to the office in California and got notice of the correction