JeanneAdil

seems your head is telling u to protect your heart We Americans say "if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck , its a duck" she's talking to a lot of foreigners saying "interested in living in your country"; she's shopping for "just the right one" not to say she wouldn't be a good partner or wife, but u post some red flag issues

USCIS gives directions don't make it hard for officers to disassemble to scan your documents to the computer system https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-guidance/tips-for-filing-forms-by-mail#:~:text=All forms and supporting documents,will be returned to yo Please do not submit evidence using digital media, photo albums, scrapbooks, or binders, which cannot be processed and will be returned to you.

I found this not sure it works but u can try How can I fill an online application form where it is mandatory to give first and last name but I don't have any last name? (make sure the num lock is on) While Pressing Alt key, type 255. This will enter a blank in the column, which obviously wont be visible to you but it will fool the computer in thinking that the surname column has been filled. It has worked for me every single time, hope it helps you too.

Visa is valid at date of entry so CBP will determine the length of stay as always https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/frequently-asked-questions/about-basics.html My visa will expire while I am in the United States. Is there a problem with that? No. If the Department of Homeland Security, Customs and Border Protection Immigration Officer at the port-of-entry admitted you into the United States for a specific period of time, s/he will note your authorized period of stay on your admission stamp or paper Form I-94, called an Arrival/Departure Record. You will be able to remain in the United States during your authorized period of stay, even if your visa expires during the time you are in the United States. Since your admission stamp or paper Form I-94 documents your authorized stay and is the official record of your permission to be in the United States, it is very important to keep inside your passport.

Islamabad Nonimmigrant Visa Type Appointment Wait Time Interview Required Students/Exchange Visitors (F, M, J) 18 Calendar Days Interview Required Petition-Based Temporary Workers (H, L, O, P, Q) Interview Required Crew and Transit (C, D, C1/D) Interview Required Visitors (B1/B2) 345 Calendar Days https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/wait-times.html

yes, Utah is accepted for Morocco meet in person before u marry to prove the relationship , itself , is real meeting someone in Morocco on a trip is great and needed as the moroccan probably would not get a tourist visa to visit US and meeting in a 3rd country also good keep boarding passes of any and all trips to show proof u have met in person Marriage in Morocco has been done by many of us and it just takes time complicated? the steps are clearly laid out on the US embassy Casablanca site just follow them And yes, it takes a few weeks to go thru the process to marry in Morocco but its time spent together which is very important for the interview Costs? biggest costs is the translations / $10 a page back when i did it (2010) You need to know the red flag issues that concern a CO for interview in Casa 1. decision to marry within days of meeting online or in person 2. "Hurry to marry" reguest from the Moroccan or fast engagement before or after meeting 3. limited visits or time spent together / this is a big one 4. big age difference 5. education and work experience of the Moroccan 6. interviewer sometimes can be a Moroccan and they will follow Moroccan culture (which is very different than ours) 7. parents of the moroccan approve of the marriage especially the mother 8. dowry accepted and paid (again a culture issue) Since Casa embassy is already difficult for getting an approved visa, i have not seen any that have tried the Utah Zoom procedure

Documents showing the cost of health care insurance in the state so CO knows petitioner can afford and absorb the financial responsibllity for this and immigrant will not need medicaid in the future If any big health issues like diabetes are present, search the cost of prescriptions to show petitioner can afford them In this case an affidavit may help from the petitioner showing intent to provide all the immigrants DL costs (room and board, etc)

the site i pointed out says 35.5 months for CR1 (would be IR1 if takes that long) for Texas certainly hope the process is much faster for u 2 /3 years at USCIS would be riduculus

after submitting civil documents to NVC , send originals to him in morocco to take to interview\ I used USPS overnight ( took about a week to go thru inspection in US and Morocco) but other carriers are very expensive Casa wants originals the only document that can be a copy is your photo ID that proves you have US residency (DL or state ID works best) Documents Required for the Visa Interview Birth certificate and English translation Police certificate (fiche anthropometrique) and English translation Court record (casier judiciare) and English translation Original marriage certificate plus a copy and English translation if applicable Original divorce certificate plus a copy and English translation if applicable (any former marriage) Death certificate and English translation if applicable ( any former marriage) Medical record from one of our panel physicians 2 photos (5cm x 5cm) white background. I-864 Affidavit of Support form (with petitioner’s original signature) along with a copy of the petitioner’s most recent tax return Please note that the petitioner must fill out the I-864 form and copy of W2's and/or any 1099 even if he or she thinks that their income does not meet the Poverty Income Guidelines if using joint sponsor I 864 needed with their W2's and proof of US residency The beneficiary of the CR1 petition must also fill out the DS-260. Confirmation page of DS-260 submission. Police records from foreign countries lived at for one (1) year or more. petitioner's US proof of residency

then why nonresident alien spouse in 2023? timeline and more info would help

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/ This USCIS site?

He was not in the US until 2024 as u say husband was nonresident alien spouse at end of december 2023 How did he get a K1 for fiancee if u were married in 2023 outside the US?' U can not file MSJ unless married in 2023 and if u were married u should have done spouse visa

my 9/15/2011 stamp says Admitted NEW and i flew into JFK

You will easily be able to prove meeting, eligibilty to marry and consent forms needed to pass the USCIS stage of this process the interview will be other issue CO will look at totality of circumstances (your income needed to support the immigrant, your ability to buy health care insurance for immigrant, your ability to afford the over $2000 needed to adjust his status once in the USA) all this is very important and need guidance at the interview stage /definetly a joint sponsor but understand a joint sponsor is only responsible to the government if immigrant becomes a public charge/ u still need to show u can support this person for the year+/- it takes before he can work in the US https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-8-part-g-chapter-4#:~:text=Evaluating whether an applicant is,Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Evaluating whether an applicant is likely at any time to become a public charge based on the totality of the applicant’s circumstances[6] means evaluating all the information provided on the Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status (Form I-485), Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record (Form I-693), any other forms and evidence contained in the record, and statements by an applicant during an interview, if applicable. USCIS considers all information or evidence in the record that is relevant in the totality of the circumstances.[7] For all applicants subject to the public charge ground of inadmissibility,[8] the officer will consider the statutory minimum factors: age;[9] health;[10] family status;[11] assets, resources, and financial status;[12] and education and skills.[13] The officer will favorably consider a sufficient Affidavit of Support Under Section 213A of the INA (Form I-864) (when required).[14] The officer will also consider any current or past receipt (or both) of public cash assistance for income maintenance or long-term institutionalization at government expense by the applicant.[15] However, relatively few applicants will be both subject to the public charge ground of inadmissibility and eligible for public benefits prior to adjustment of status.[16] the very best to the 2 of you and your young love

We were watching at dusk here in TN and had a beautiful display for about 15 minutes /Hadn't seen the aurora since leaving NYS last night we saw pink and green

you will go thru a long and exhausting AOS here in the US if granted a K1 visa even for the wedding itself I would seek a professional who can help diagnosis why the "self harm " in the past and provide the documentation u need for the medical U need to make sure this will not "pop up" when under pressure as the immigration process is a lot of work and pressure and can cause anxiety

you will need to show u have seen a professional and gotten the proper care

i figured u and she were young and u r building a retirement for the future and the longer u stay married, the more she can claim in some states its married over 9 years, ex (man of woman) is entitled to half

to help with pregnancy a person needs a work visa not tourist

No one has to stay with an abusive spouse NO ONE you need a good divorce attorney Have u documented any of the abuse or call the police for yourself or the neglect of the baby? and understand the long term part of staying together can affect u giving part of your future retirement to her Can an ex wife get part of her ex husband's pension? This is a common question; the general answer is, “Maybe.” Any asset acquired while two people are married is subject to asset distribution in divorce. This means if your pension was funded, even partially, during your marriage, your spouse may be entitled to half of the portion that was funded while married. paying alimony now and child support may save your assets and pension later on

u have to go to SS office to apply for a replacement u do not do this thru USCIS/they process request for new #'s only your SS # from previous US stay is a "forever" # I have always had to show employer SS card as this is # they use to pay into SS benefits from your witholdings on pay stubs

if all payments are going to 2017 taxes and not current 2021 and 2022, u r not as u say "compliant to the terms to pay the more current taxes" i would contact IRS local office to see if possible to combine into 1 payment plan for all taxes as it stands now he (and u) have a tax liability with payment plan that is not current

you are visa shopping and common work visa is nonimmigrant u must also prove that a USC is not qualified for the position A common way to work temporarily in the United States as a nonimmigrant is for a prospective employer to file a petition with USCIS on your behalf. The Temporary (Nonimmigrant) Workers webpage describes the main nonimmigrant temporary worker classifications. https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states#:~:text=If you have the right,preferences (also called categories).

its not from a timeline He wrote on another's post that he petitioned his German spouse 9/2022 and was sent to NVC 4/2023 On 4/7/2023 at 6:41 PM, mister-love said: I applied sep 7th and immediately got Actively reviewing, and still nothing. More likely K3 did speed up the process for them.

Following the list of USCIS sites 1 refers to AOS https://www.uscis.gov/i-693 ALERT: Effective April 4, 2024, any Form I-693 that was properly completed and signed by a civil surgeon on or after Nov. 1, 2023, does not expire, and can be used indefinitely as evidence to show that and further states its for AOS If you are applying for adjustment status to become a lawful permanent resident, use this form to establish that you are not inadmissible to the United States on public health grounds. that site refers to https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-8-part-b-chapter-4 which says: Applicants who have already been examined abroad and are not required to repeat the immigration medical examination in the United States may still have to show proof of compliance with the vaccination requirement.[2] An applicant is not subject to any additional requirements that do not apply to them on the day the civil surgeon signed Form I-693 unless otherwise specified by the CDC. Therefore, officers should not issue a Request for Evidence (RFE) for the applicant to submit a new or updated Form I-693 to meet requirements that did not apply to the applicant on the date the civil surgeon signed the Form I-693.