belinda63

If you are married when you enter the US then he/she is no longer your fiancé and cannot use a fiancé (K-1) visa to enter the US.
Have a celebration, do everything but DO NOT get legally married.

Not just them, my spouse will believe something a random person on the street tells him before he believes me.
You can petition a sibling from any country in the world if you are a USC. This may or may not change in the future. For the Philippines there is currently a 24 year wait.

I don't perceive anyone as having been rude but perhaps blunt would be a better choice of a descriptor. We aren't trying to shatter her rainbow as it is obvious she is in love with this person and wants him here as quickly as possible. It has been made known to her that a financial hardship such as she described will not be sufficient to waive the meeting in person requirement. She has also been advised that Nigeria is a high-fraud country.
This is not saying that her specific fiancé is a fraud or anything negative about him in particular, it is simply laying out the facts and probabilities to her. I hope he is a great man and they live long and prosper together......but.....the reality is they need to meet in person. The petition which has already been filed is a lost cause, time to move on with another plan. The chances of him getting a tourist visa to the US are pretty slim, she doesn't feel safe traveling to his home country, so they need to figure out where they can meet and spend time together. I would strongly advice she travel to his home, meet the family and neighbors, and document it very well. Not only so she isn't potentially taken for a ride but also because Lagos is a very difficult consulate.
She needs to step back, regroup, and plan.

You have nothing to worry about. I would suggest divorcing him and moving on to better pastures (men).

Just to clear up some confusion. A felon can sponsor a spouse/fiancé. I know as I did it. It depends on the nature of the crime.
In this case a sex crime is very hard to obtain a waiver for and it might be impossible.

You can't make him leave. You CAN withdraw the I-864 provided his green card has not been approved yet. Without the I-864 he cannot obtain a green card and you are not on the hook for him financially.

You can't make him leave. You CAN withdraw the I-864 provided his green card has not been approved yet. Without the I-864 he cannot obtain a green card and you are not on the hook for him financially.

You can't make him leave. You CAN withdraw the I-864 provided his green card has not been approved yet. Without the I-864 he cannot obtain a green card and you are not on the hook for him financially.

You can't make him leave. You CAN withdraw the I-864 provided his green card has not been approved yet. Without the I-864 he cannot obtain a green card and you are not on the hook for him financially.

You can't make him leave. You CAN withdraw the I-864 provided his green card has not been approved yet. Without the I-864 he cannot obtain a green card and you are not on the hook for him financially.

She will not get a visa to attend a public high school. A private high school will require about 10-40 k to attend and she will need proof of funds for the school and living just like you needed. She is not your child so you can't sneak her in on an F2 visa.

First the uncle marries your sister then leaves her. Now the nephew wants to marry you and bring his niece (daughter of the scum bag uncle who left your sister) with him. Step back and look at what I just wrote and read your other topics. Then come back and tell me if you see fraud written on the wall.

By using the VWP to enter the US he has essentially abandoned his green card. He entered as a visitor, not an LPR. Now I don't know the technicalities of all of it but combine that with his conditional card expired a year ago and he has not been living in the US and I would guess his chances of success are next to zero.

This discussion is all really moot. Either the IJ will grant your motion to reopen or he won't. Either you will leave the US under VD or you won't. Either you have a ban or you don't. We can argue until we are blue in the face but the only people who will matter are the IJ and the CO (if you leave the US).

This discussion is all really moot. Either the IJ will grant your motion to reopen or he won't. Either you will leave the US under VD or you won't. Either you have a ban or you don't. We can argue until we are blue in the face but the only people who will matter are the IJ and the CO (if you leave the US).

This discussion is all really moot. Either the IJ will grant your motion to reopen or he won't. Either you will leave the US under VD or you won't. Either you have a ban or you don't. We can argue until we are blue in the face but the only people who will matter are the IJ and the CO (if you leave the US).

File for divorce and child support. I bet as soon as he finds out he has to pay for the child he will high-tail it back across the pond.

I don't perceive anyone as having been rude but perhaps blunt would be a better choice of a descriptor. We aren't trying to shatter her rainbow as it is obvious she is in love with this person and wants him here as quickly as possible. It has been made known to her that a financial hardship such as she described will not be sufficient to waive the meeting in person requirement. She has also been advised that Nigeria is a high-fraud country.
This is not saying that her specific fiancé is a fraud or anything negative about him in particular, it is simply laying out the facts and probabilities to her. I hope he is a great man and they live long and prosper together......but.....the reality is they need to meet in person. The petition which has already been filed is a lost cause, time to move on with another plan. The chances of him getting a tourist visa to the US are pretty slim, she doesn't feel safe traveling to his home country, so they need to figure out where they can meet and spend time together. I would strongly advice she travel to his home, meet the family and neighbors, and document it very well. Not only so she isn't potentially taken for a ride but also because Lagos is a very difficult consulate.
She needs to step back, regroup, and plan.

File for divorce and child support. I bet as soon as he finds out he has to pay for the child he will high-tail it back across the pond.

I don't perceive anyone as having been rude but perhaps blunt would be a better choice of a descriptor. We aren't trying to shatter her rainbow as it is obvious she is in love with this person and wants him here as quickly as possible. It has been made known to her that a financial hardship such as she described will not be sufficient to waive the meeting in person requirement. She has also been advised that Nigeria is a high-fraud country.
This is not saying that her specific fiancé is a fraud or anything negative about him in particular, it is simply laying out the facts and probabilities to her. I hope he is a great man and they live long and prosper together......but.....the reality is they need to meet in person. The petition which has already been filed is a lost cause, time to move on with another plan. The chances of him getting a tourist visa to the US are pretty slim, she doesn't feel safe traveling to his home country, so they need to figure out where they can meet and spend time together. I would strongly advice she travel to his home, meet the family and neighbors, and document it very well. Not only so she isn't potentially taken for a ride but also because Lagos is a very difficult consulate.
She needs to step back, regroup, and plan.

By using the VWP to enter the US he has essentially abandoned his green card. He entered as a visitor, not an LPR. Now I don't know the technicalities of all of it but combine that with his conditional card expired a year ago and he has not been living in the US and I would guess his chances of success are next to zero.

I don't perceive anyone as having been rude but perhaps blunt would be a better choice of a descriptor. We aren't trying to shatter her rainbow as it is obvious she is in love with this person and wants him here as quickly as possible. It has been made known to her that a financial hardship such as she described will not be sufficient to waive the meeting in person requirement. She has also been advised that Nigeria is a high-fraud country.
This is not saying that her specific fiancé is a fraud or anything negative about him in particular, it is simply laying out the facts and probabilities to her. I hope he is a great man and they live long and prosper together......but.....the reality is they need to meet in person. The petition which has already been filed is a lost cause, time to move on with another plan. The chances of him getting a tourist visa to the US are pretty slim, she doesn't feel safe traveling to his home country, so they need to figure out where they can meet and spend time together. I would strongly advice she travel to his home, meet the family and neighbors, and document it very well. Not only so she isn't potentially taken for a ride but also because Lagos is a very difficult consulate.
She needs to step back, regroup, and plan.

By using the VWP to enter the US he has essentially abandoned his green card. He entered as a visitor, not an LPR. Now I don't know the technicalities of all of it but combine that with his conditional card expired a year ago and he has not been living in the US and I would guess his chances of success are next to zero.

By using the VWP to enter the US he has essentially abandoned his green card. He entered as a visitor, not an LPR. Now I don't know the technicalities of all of it but combine that with his conditional card expired a year ago and he has not been living in the US and I would guess his chances of success are next to zero.

By using the VWP to enter the US he has essentially abandoned his green card. He entered as a visitor, not an LPR. Now I don't know the technicalities of all of it but combine that with his conditional card expired a year ago and he has not been living in the US and I would guess his chances of success are next to zero.