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  1. powerpuff
    Unfortunately, I do not see a different option if your wife won’t have her AP on time. It’s either that or having you/his mom petition him
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    ~~ Duplicate thread removed. Do not start multiple threads asking related questions as that’s considered spamming ~~
  3. powerpuff
    My only input is to be careful when you fill out the section pertaining to whether or not your spouse will interview abroad or adjust status. It is critical to pick the correct option - which is consulate abroad. We see too many times when either they were both left blank or both were filled in. It will lead to a major delay.
  4. powerpuff
    Sorry I should’ve expanded on my thoughts. I was thinking to ask a relative to accompany him and for you to come to PI so you’d have some time to bond, albeit brief but at least the relative is there to ease him into spending time with you. And then you can fly back with him to the US.
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    ~~ Topic moved to NVC forum where NVC issues are discussed ~~
  6. powerpuff
    If you make sufficient income, the bank section and assets are optional to fill out. We only provided the income info and left the bank and asset sections blank
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    ~~ Topic moved from K1 forum to AOS k1 forum as the question is about AOS ~~ USCIS has full discretion to ask for a new medical. I have seen it happen here more than I can count and applicants just get a new medical. If you do not want to get the vaccine, you can file for a Waiver. You can try to argue that you do not need to undergo a new medical, however I don’t know if that will be successful and you risk the I-485 being denied.
  8. powerpuff
    I don’t think it’s wise to submit it so early. I’d email the consulate and ask how to proceed. Maybe ask another family member to accompany? the only other option is for you to petition him as a step son (I-130) or she can also petition him after becoming an LPR but that will take longer as opposed to you petitioning him
  9. powerpuff
    Yes
  10. powerpuff
    If you do not address the issues that led to a K1 denial, this will negatively affect the IR1. These are just facts, you can look up threads here on VJ on that. Yes people have received CR1 or IR1 after but only because they put effort into fixing the issues. You have not addressed the issues - you spent practically zero face to face time with your spouse. 4 years of not seeing your spouse is not normal and that’s a fact too. The excuses you provided do not make sense and are very weak. You asked if you have a good case or not and I gave you a truthful answer. I don’t see how my answer is not “hopeful”, all I’m stating are factual information. I’m not going to give misleading or sugarcoated answers.
  11. powerpuff
    Yes that’s fine Yes, those are her petitions
  12. powerpuff
    Honestly? No, I don’t think you do. You had a previous K1 denial because they didn’t believe your relationship was bona fide (=real). You have not addressed the issues - not seeing your wife for 4 years is not normal and is problematic. The reasons (Covid, election) are not valid reasons and are odd to say the least.
  13. powerpuff
    I have never heard of that and it’s not indicated on the US dept reciprocity schedule for Spain: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Spain.html
  14. powerpuff
    1. Consulates want to see most recent stuff at the interview, so no, I doubt they’d accept pay stubs and I-134 from several months back. 2. Not for K1 AOS applicants. It is available for I-129 which is different from I-129F.
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    ~~ Topic moved from AOS K1 forum to Removing Conditions on Residency ~~
  16. powerpuff
    Did you even read that thread? That is latest information for Islamabad consulate. That is definitely not the case with Pakistan. It is 2 years from when NVC accept the documents for Pakistan specifically. The thread I linked is specifically for those waiting for interviews for Islamabad.
  17. powerpuff
    You’re right, so household of 7
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    ~~ Topic moved from Bringing Family Members of US citizens to America forum to K1 fiancé visa forum ~~ Looks like a household of 6 (his 3 children plus you and your two children).
  19. powerpuff
    Yes
  20. powerpuff
    In the previous thread from March 2023, OP indicated they were waiting for a divorce decree from previous marriage in order to marry their USC spouse
  21. powerpuff
    Yeah, that’s definitely a red flag and will cause problems with AOS/ROC/N-400.
  22. powerpuff
    ~~ Topic moved to AOS work/student/tourist visas ~~ You mean your USC spouse wants to file Married Filing Separately (MFS) rather than married filing jointly (MFJ), correct? Or she wants to file single?
  23. powerpuff
    Are you adjusting status in the US?
  24. powerpuff
    ~~ Topic moved from Process & Procedures to Progress Reports ~~ Same reason some I-129f petitions are adjudicated faster than others. Some immigration officers work faster than others, some background checks come back faster than others, etc.I don’t think you should compare yours to others; everyone’s case is unique.
  25. powerpuff
    That’s all you can do but the chances of success are low. This is a very common mistake we see here. It is very likely your uncle will have to file I-824 and pay the fee after the I-130 approval which will likely add another year to the process.
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