SteveInBostonI130

NVC does not make decisions. They only check that your file is complete.

As long as you submit all documents and complete the DS-260, NVC will process it normally. The arrest/conviction come up during the interview at the embassy.

No

Wow, good to see they have drastically sped up the review process.

Uber drivers are not employees. They are self employed contractors. As such, their income is based on their tax return's total income line, not by paystubs. You will need another joint sponsor.

Wait time for DQ has been about 3 months after submittal. Has NVC sped up their review process?

Normal I-131 will take 8-12 months. You need to file for emergency AP. I assume he would want the tumor removed yesterday.

Child is USC.

$1225 for I-485. I-131 and I-765 are free if filing with the I-485.

Yes, you and your wife can apply. However, if you do and she is paroled into the US, you will need to start a new process - Adjustment of Status. That will take up to 2 years. I believe Haiti has backlogs for interview. You may need to wait up to 6 months, perhaps longer. But when you do get the interview and get approved for the CR1/IR1, she will immediately be an LPR when she enters the US.

After fees

Rarely will the time between the start of the NVC step and interview will be less than 6 months. The PCC will be needed at the interview. I believe that is why NVC requires the PCC for the current country of residence.

If cannabis is legal in Georgia then no issues. Edit: If it is not legal there, then she should report any police charges, arrests or convictions. Wondering if the ambulance guy reported something is neither a charge/arrest nor a conviction.

The P3 is a checklist for you. It is what you need to do and bring to the interview. It does not need to be emailed back to the consulate.

No such thing.

1. Who is "we"? 2. Is the beneficiary a Thai citizen?

About 12-15 months to get the I-130 approved. Then about 3 months to get DQ'd at NVC after submitting documents. Then 1-3 months to get the interview scheduled, longer if your embassy has backlogs.

For certain countries, the embassy has seen cases where the parent leaves the care of their children to relatives and travel to the US and stay to adjust status or work illegally. Because of this patern, it is difficult convince the embassy that your children are strong ties. Also, if I recall correctly, you would have had to enter your family details on the DS-160. They know you have children and still denied you. Having to take care of an ill parent is not a valid reason because your are seeking a visa to travel away and not take care of the parent, which means he does not need to be looked after or there is someone else that can look after him. Same for his business. A career strongly based in your country, with defined holiday/vacation time you can use to visit other countries, would be better evidence. Other evidence is a history of travelling to other countries and abiding by the terms of those visas.

Not for the 2 year meeting. It is not a policy, it is written in law. On my time here at VJ, all posters who have tried waivers have failed. I would be delighted to be proven otherwise. Please post an example of either USCIS not enforcing the 2 year meeting or of a successful waiver.

You have more than enough. Possibly too much. For the I-129F, you only need to submit evidence of having met in person within the last 2 yeas. Some countries are difficult and people need to front-load the I-129F with tons of relationship evidence. Denmark is not one of them.

Incorrect Read the requirements for filing the I-129F. https://www.uscis.gov/i-129f

OP has not met his fiance in over 3 years. K1 requirement is to have met within 2 years of filing.

It is not allowed to enter on a B2 or ESTA with the intent to adjust status. That is violating the terms of the B2/ESTA and misrepresentation of purpose of entry if the intent is not disclosed.

The other poster is talking about 1st Class flights - the most expensive ticket. Next level down is business class, then premium economy, then economy. Some airlines have one more level down, something called economy light. One poster who requested a waiver for the 2 year meeting requirement had severe anxiety with flying, to a point where he claimed he gets physically ill. He had medical reports for his condition - he was denied. He ended up driving to Florida and taking a cruise to the Caribbean to meet his fiance - he flew her there.

Online chats and such is weak evidence, especially prior to meeting. You or your bf could have chatted with tens of other people at the same time. Not stating that you did, but to an onlooker how would they know? When I met my wife online, I chatted with several others. She did as well. Another woman became close - it seemed like a gf-bf relationship but in reality it wasn't. After a month we "broke off" and we stopped communicating. The relationship with my wife didn't become real until I flew over and met her. We held hands as we walked out of the airport and basically haven't let go. There are college students and others who successfully get spousal visas with little or no commingling financial evidence and evidence of living together. Meet, spend time with each other, and if he is the one and you are the one for him, get married and go for the CR1.