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JeanneAdil

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  1. all the above is from the bene it is the USC that should be here talking and asking what to do as she has to respond to this NOIR(looks like a NOID actually) nothing the OP has said disputes the notice and proves the case she can move to his country or spend quality time with him and reapply (but will need to address these issues with a new petition SO. poster, is your wife still willing to continue
  2. MENA countries consist of Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates and Yemen. ***For U.S. FDI in MENA countries, information was not available for, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Oman, and Syria. Moroc is a MENA country Only his aunt , an enturpter and 2 friends were there when we signed the papers and were married Family was present for the celebration after but not the marriage but not the father (deceased) or mother (in hospital for her diabetes)
  3. NVC wants the IRS (all pages ) tax transcripts -not your 1040
  4. confused says IR1 /Cr1 but says NBC and local office of Detroit?? If u put Detroit on i 130 space # 61 a and b (not doing AOS for spouse in USA but for CR1 ) ???? is this I 130 for CR1 or AOS
  5. clerk's office will see her profile page of passport and not the US visa page
  6. same answer as august post it is unusual but as pointed out but security checks can happen at any time because 1. name is already in system as it is used over and over 2. security check on the USC 3. a document was not recd by NVC from USCIS (lost -it happens and they need to find it) 4. USC shows married in the computer or is an error in the message go to the USCIS site to schedule an interview , using your case # , try to schedule one and gather your needed documents
  7. just hit the word portal above and checked a few timelines for Ghana spouse visa after dq'd at NVC stage , it appears to be 8 months to a year If just starting the process, u r looking at 18 months to 2 years u can check timelines and profiles by hitting the word portal above there are also posts and embassy reviews from other members going thru the same embassy
  8. Does he need his mom as Joint sponsor? Will you have to live in her house when u come to US? Those points could make a difference if he is willing to marry without her consent, why isn't he coming to marry instead of bringing her"just to meet" tell him to bring her to witness the marriage
  9. he landed after 9pm so not during heavy business hours and i waited an hour for him after plane landed most of the wait was for lugguage to come on carasoul I had landed in Chicago month ahead of him i think chicago is easy Dont be afraid to ask for wheelchair assistance when purchase the ticket/ we did that for Adil's mom and it helps
  10. we came thru Chicago when Adil arrived they asked him in Arabic if he needed to use Arabic it will be formal Arabic not berber or one of the many dialects but she should be able to understand and if she has your cell #, the CBP can contact u elhamdo lellah ours is Darija dialect she''ll be good /tell her to not be nervous /CPB should treat her with utmost care
  11. why the proof of residency when its clearly on IRS transcripts , i don't have a clue, but they do want it
  12. Still waiting? Who has the packet at this point Still with NVC or the embassy The memo doesn't say All documents now with the bene?
  13. If u r doing U4U the following is information u need as each one needs separate I 134a and u can't include all on one form Yes. Every individual must have a Form I-134A filed on their behalf and every individual must have their own travel authorization to travel. This includes children. Once the Form I-134A is confirmed for an individual, each beneficiary, regardless of age, is assigned an A-Number and receives an online access code.Jun 14, 2023 https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/uniting-for-ukraine/frequently-asked-questions-about-uniting-for-ukraine#:~:text=travel authorization notice%3F-,Yes.,receive
  14. please create a timeline so these answers go into the stats to better answer questions like this and hit the word portal above check timelines of others going thru that embasssy and read the posts as many go into extended AP after the the interview for extended security checks
  15. since u r going to be dealing with a lot more forms for AOS and all, i suggest u print out a sample form , read thru the instructions and then sit down to fill out the AOS forms even the ones not done online i do sample forms first (for everything) , check it and then the formal petition this gives u time to check dates, etc and takes away the pressure to get it done
  16. he was arrested so there will be a court appearance How long do you go to jail for 5th degree drugs in Minnesota? five years Felony 5th-degree drug possession charges are punishable by up to five years in jail or a fine of up to $10,000, or both. However, the consequences you face outside the justice system may be worse. You may experience difficulty adjusting to life after your conviction. It could be difficult to find work or housing.Aug 7, 2023
  17. Criminal Background Information Disclosed to Foreign Fiancé(e) or Spouse. 1st sentence Any CO at the embassy would ask your intended wife "Do u know about DV conviction and/or any other criminal activity?"
  18. Criminal Background Information Disclosed to Foreign Fiancé(e) or Spouse. IMBRA requires US citizens petitioning to sponsor K visas to disclose convictions for a list of violent crimes on the “I-129F” petition form that they file with DHS, including convictions for domestic violence and assault & battery (if it is in a domestic violence context), as well as convictions for elder abuse, child abuse or neglect, and stalking; and multiple (three or more) convictions for offenses related to alcohol/controlled substances. Was a child part of the DV conviction?
  19. https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/Supplemental/appt letter_checklist for interview.pdf
  20. Your story with the CBP had holes U claim to have borrowed money for tuition and rent BUT grandfather was going to pay and was to rent from someone u had never met, instead of living on campus BTW 40% of the tuition was due September 1st unless u do the MAV payment plan to pay in installments but that requires $1000 paid August 1st and in this plan , tuition and room and board are covered so if u were paying on MAV plan, no need to rent from a stranger Receipts were needed for holding your place at the university copy of I 20 with valid travel signature SEVIS fee receipt (I-901): and since u already had and used F1 visa , u needed to show passport had multiple entry stamp and u should have had copy of Financial Responsibility Statement University of Texas (all locations) make it easy to pay online Once you have signed your Financial Responsibility Statement, and your registration is complete, you will see a sentence on My Tuition Bill in green which states “Attendance Confirmed”. If you do not see this, you still have action to take. CBP had all the information about the university as its all online and one of the officers would have checked it all out And they would have checked with the university to see if u were enrolled
  21. Citizens of Canada and Bermuda do not require visas to transit the United States.
  22. case recd by NVC 2 of August and case # assigned the 25th give the packet time to get to the embassy
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