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    Sure. Doesn’t mean anything though.
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    USCIS is always fast when it comes to withdrawing your money.
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    ~~ Topic moved from Process & Procedures to Progress Reports ~~ Yes Also verbal approvals do not count. It’s truly approved when the visa is actually printed and the status is “issued”.
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    ~~ Topic moved from CR1/IR1 spousal visa forum to Tax & finances during US Immigration as the question is more about that rather than the spousal visa process itself ~~
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    So that’s good to hear, hopefully your case will be shipped to the consulate soon. Best of luck and be sure to update us!
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    Okay, so you can ignore the box because it has inaccurate information. “At NVC” is all you need to know, at some point it’ll change to “In transit” when it’s en route to the consulate and finally “Ready” is when you can start filling out DS-160, pay fees etc. Be aware that Ghana has a substantial backlog so you’ll probably be at NVC for a while.
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    So it does not say “at NVC”?
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    I do not know what this is but it should say “at NVC” when you type the case number that starts with ACC and select Immigrant visa.
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    You do not need an account. Go here and type your case number and select Immigrant Visa: https://ceac.state.gov/CEACStatTracker/Status.aspx?&TSPD_101_R0=0883343043ab2000eb9a8dd8fbead37f7f3821437586683143bb8406d65ddf13f1ee16aa4df49e9f08a67eccd11430007acbf84ede3e4a08a09a5f7599330010a017c5f2aaa7d3b35bf83e869c1daf6c8b63afa68cb8a05be5a4135a49fca49e what does it say?
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    I personally recommend to fill it out once the status says “Ready”. What is your status right now?
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    Yes, totally normal. We got one too You won’t need an invoice number because you won’t be making an account on CEAC. I have not used an invoice number at any point in my K1 process
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    Yes. I have outlined 4 instances where your obligation ends and they all have to do with the immigrant.
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    ~~ Topic moved from K1 forum to General Immigration discussion forum as this is a general I-864 question ~~ Your understanding is not quite correct. Your obligations do not end - in other words they can go on indefinitely/forever - until one the following happens which ends your responsibility: 1) the immigrant, your ex spouse, becomes a Us citizen 2) the immigrant has worked 40 quarters (usually 10 yrs) 3) the immigrant leaves and abandons US residency 4) the immigrant dies The immigrant Remarrying doesn’t end your obligation. Looks like it’s in your best interest she becomes a US citizen
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    You have to contact NVC to find out your case number. NVC only ever notifies you when they send the petition to the consulate, if you’d like to find out before that then you’ll have to send a public inquiry.
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    ~~ Topic moved from IR1/CR1 spousal visa forum to General Immigration discussion where I-90 and related issues are discussed ~~
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    ~~ Topic moved from IR1/CR1 spousal visa forum to Bringing Family members of permanent residents as the profile of OP indicated this is an F2A case ~~
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    ~~ Topic moved to UK regional discussion forum section as the question is specific to London ~~
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    ~~ Topic moved from K1 Progress Reports to Process & Procedures ~~
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    ~~ Topic moved from Process & Procedures to Progress Reports ~~ Service center has no bearing on the wait time. I-485 are rerouted to your local field office (LFO). That’s what will determine your wait time. You can find processing time for your LFO on USCIS.gov.
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    ~~ Topic moved to Tourist visa forum as the question is regarding health insurance for tourist visa holders ~~
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    What you’re suggesting is immigration fraud. You should follow the law and file for a spousal petition after you get married and she departs the US. She will have a consular interview in Australia.
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    Think about it this way: is it worth taking that risk knowing you have an immigrant case pending and you’re enjoying the privileges of a B2 visa? To each their own, for me the risk/reward ratio makes it not worth it. You were already questioned on a long stay of 5 months previously. I know you can legally stay for 6 months, however it does (and already did) raise questions as to how you can vacation for that long. I would be cautious with long, frequent visits. It’s not something tourists visiting the US can usually do.
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    CBP and consular officers are different entities. CBP is the final authority on who enter the US even though you have a valid visa. As I said there are plenty of stories of CBP inspecting phones and laptops. Absolutely. They just haven’t been caught yet. Im not going to add or explain anything anymore because I’m not here to condone fraud. I have been on this forum long enough to see where this discussion ends. Just because others do it, doesn’t mean it is allowed or makes it right in any way.
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    To add, also expect to receive a ban for 10 years for a serious violation like that.
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