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TexasRafael

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  • City
    Houston
  • State
    Texas

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  • Immigration Status
    IR-1/CR-1 Visa
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    Phoenix AZ Lockbox
  • Local Office
    Houston TX
  • Country
    Indonesia

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  1. Did I miss it, are you flying within the US or international?
  2. I had travelled to visit my Fiance 2 times before the interview, and that is how we presented the photos, taped to 81/2 by 11 white pages with description typed at the bottom of each picture. About 12 pictures in all and to be very honest, we really do not know fi they even looked at them. This was at the Jakarta, Indonesia U.S. Embassy and they did not give us any issues in how they were presented.
  3. The K1 is only good for 90 days during which she is supposed to get married to the petitioner, obviously she will not so after 90 days she will be out of status and subject to deportation. The concern is that your brother is on the hook to support her as he submitted the affidavif of support, so if I was him, I would be sending USCIS a letter spelling all this out and making them aware she committed fraud.
  4. So seems like he really does not care about his wife and care even less if she is deported. In the present environment there is a much higher chance his wife will be sent back to her country. How sad.
  5. There are no ways around it. It will be denied, do not waste your time and money applying. Move to Colombia.
  6. I never obtained health insurance for my spouse until AFTER arrival in the US and that topic was never brought up in either interview at the US Embassy in Jakarta, in the K1 Visa or the Spousal visa interview. Once the person is in the US it is best to have health insurance but it is not part of the approval process for the visa.
  7. I actually sent all the documents to my fiancee via email and they were printed in his country before the interview. There were no issues whatsoever with any of them including the 260 application.
  8. Our experience was that the questions on that topic never came up, however, my spouse was well aware that I had been married for over 30 years and was divorced. The divorce decree was in all the papers that had been submitted with the application. I think that while I do not believe that they need to know the details, they do need to know that you were married and divorced. Good luck.
  9. It is very sad to read your story. I honestly believe you already know what is going on. Your best solution is to get divorced and stop spending your money on something you already know is not for your benefit.
  10. At this stage the worst is over, you passed your interview. Once they issue your visa they will email you as to how they are making provisions for you to pick it up or receive it via courier.
  11. I think you follow what it says, send both if applicable.
  12. I think you should just get married and file for a spousal visa using a sponsor. Its way cheaper.
  13. If you were married that whole time then she should have filed married, all she needs to do is apply for you to have an ITIN and the amend the filings.
  14. Given a choice the CR1 is far cheaper than the K1, if money is not an issue then it's up to you.
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