lanc3r30000
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I'm currently doing mine and our case should be pretty straight forward. No criminal background or anything like that. I have all the evidence except any joint financials like bank/house/utilities. I'm not sure if the process changed or anything, but I'm hearing people are going through a lot more scrutiny now at the I-130 stage?
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Who has been approved with minimal evidence of bonafide marriage?
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Who has been approved with minimal evidence of bonafide marriage?
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Who has been approved with minimal evidence of bonafide marriage?
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Who has been approved with minimal evidence of bonafide marriage?
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It was just a consultation so she's not the one doing all the paperwork. It is definitely reassuring to hear you say that though. I'm planning to just file with just what we have.
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Who has been approved with minimal evidence of bonafide marriage?
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Who has been approved with minimal evidence of bonafide marriage?
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Oh right. I just edited my post. She's from Thailand though.
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I am filing right now and all we have are photos, communication, flight/hotel itineraries and gift exchanges. I just had a consultation with a lawyer and she said I need more evidence. So next step now is to add my spouse to my credit card account. Has anyone been approved with even less than what I currently have? or if you did not get approved, what happened? How long did it take? My spouse is from Thailand.
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My spouse is a Thai citizen, but she is in Australia on a student visa. We funnily enough began talking Dec 31st, 2024. So it's been just over a year. We video/audio/ call and chat everyday, lots of screenshots saved. We met in person the first time in June in Australia. We stayed together and flew around Australia for 2 weeks visiting different cities. After this trip is when we decided we will get married, but we decided let's plan a trip to Thailand in December, then get married there. So in December we meet in Thailand for 3 weeks. We get married there(just the paperwork, no wedding ceremony or anything). Then I fly to Australia with her and stay for another 2 weeks. Now I'm back home in the US. Basically we spent over a month together on our second meeting. So we have no joint finances, just a lot of photos, call logs, and itineraries. Hopefully this is not an issue?
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She has asked several people from thailand, and when people got denied they did not give them a reason why either.
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Can you elaborate more on this? Does it take long? Did not know this existed.
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She just says they never gave her one or else she would have known the subsequent times she filed. She's from Thailand. Not sure if it matters.
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Did they give her reasons why? Do they give it to you when they deny you, or is it like a letter in the mail or something?
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She just says they did not give her a reason. And when I mentioned that everyone says they give you a reason, she just says I'm not the one who went to the interviews so I don't know. English isn't her best, so that's why she had help from people who do the immigration stuff(i'm not exactly sure if it was an agency or whatever), but I don't know what happened with that because she and they did not prepare for the interview at all. I will have to ask her to be more clear before we proceed I suppose.
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My fiance/girlfriend is worried about this. She has been denied B2 visa 3x in the past 8 years. The last time being Sept 2023. This was all before we met. She said no reason was given but thinking back to it, she says didn't answer the questions according to what she put down on the forms. The first two times was because she had someone fill out the form for her, and I guess they did not prepare for the interview together. Fast forward to today, we have been talking for 8 months now, already met once, and plan to meet again in December. I want to do a K1, but she is worried about the previous B2 denials and is suggesting maybe we go with a CR1 instead because we heard that you can at least dispute the CR1 denial. However, barring the B2 situation, there is nothing wrong with our backgrounds.