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It may be an issue and rehab may be required which will prolong the process. Here is a link to the CDC website for more information, hope it helps https://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefugeehealth/panel-physicians/mental-health.html#cannabis Good luck with the process, hope it goes well.

Your ESTA application will get denied, i would be very surprised if it did not. It would be a red flag if your B2 was granted, CBP probably would have asked why you opted for that when you come from an ESTA country. It's best they come to visit you.

Return ticket, ties to her home country such as a job,house, credit card and so on. So happy she was approved!

Since you will be a permanent resident once you arrive in the country, you don’t need to worry about what TBone said. Although i would still cancel it soon after arrival ☺️

Many people do this and there is absolutely zero issue with it! I hate how much one way tickets are 😅

Amazing! Congratulations 😍

Congratulations, it really is an incredible journey! I can't wait to be at this stage

I completely understand it is a touchy and sensitive subject. I just hope you inform them of this before any big steps in the immigration process take place. Good luck

Does your current partner know about all of this?

I honestly would meet up first and get to know them in person before you start thinking of marriage.

I-134 is what you need for the K1 I-864 is what you need for the adjustment of status. You need to research the process and plan accordingly, you dont want any further delays on your case.

You're welcome

You need to file N400, here is a guide. Congratulations

You can apply yes…. But i doubt it will be granted. They will look at the spouse visa application and likely assume immigrant intent.

I would apply for a spouse visa, it is a vastly superior option. Reminder for next time to let things cool down and talk about it before making rash decisions. Immigration is no joke and this could come back and hurt your case in the future. I'd get a lawyer at some point, good luck.

Im glad this helped! I think you will be fine 😃

You will need to get documentation about your mental health history from your doctor. I dont know how Germany does it, but in the UK we have to provide a summary of our health history and then extra information about any significant health conditions (physical or mental). I recommend you get a letter from your doctor and therapist, what they are looking for is the magic words “not at risk of harm to themselves or others”, there are other posts like this that would definitely help… like this one that could help more With mental health you’re looking at a class A or class b condition (class b does not make you inadmissible, only class a) Here is a link to the CDC website which explains it ☺️ https://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefugeehealth/panel-physicians/mental-health.html Good luck ☺️

As others have said, invitation is not required. They will have to show strong ties to their home country and that is going to be more difficult if they are trying to visit for 6 months.

If she were already in the United States then she could adjust status… but she isn’t. What you are proposing here is immigration fraud, you cannot enter the US with the intention of adjusting status. You’re better off getting married and filing spouse visa.

Judging from the information you have given so far, sounds like she overstayed the last time she was here. Even just a 10 minute overstay with have you being denied an ESTA

I would aim for another visit or two

Hmm it is unfortunate that a K1 denial would end the relationship. No immigration progress is easy and when a K1 is granted… you still have adjustment of status, which is long and expensive. Can you not visit her?

There is no 90 day rule, it's a myth.

Yeah this is an odd comment to make… spending time, with your fiance, the one you love, should never be labelled as “a waste of time”

You will be fine as long as you get an ETA to enter Canada, and then you use your K1 visa (one time entry) to enter the United States. Congratulations on your visa