@OldUser thank you for your perspective; I completely agree that avoiding mistakes with USCIS is critical, given how costly and time-consuming they can be to fix. That’s exactly why we’re considering all possible options carefully, and why I’m here asking for advice 🙂
While the Danish agency isn’t to blame for the mistake in our application, and some delay is understandable, I do feel frustrated by how they’ve handled the situation afterward. The lack of transparency and the indefinite timeline for resolving our case have been particularly frustrating.
Given the potential delays with restarting the Danish process, we’ve started looking into Utah’s online marriage as a quicker alternative. Do you see any potential issues or concerns with that approach, especially in terms of how USCIS might view it during the visa process? Your advice would be really helpful as we try to make the best decision.
I’ve heard that consular officers might scrutinize online marriages more closely due to concerns about fraud, so I’ve prepared a detailed document demonstrating our relationship over the years. This includes proof of us meeting at our workplace 2.5 years ago, moving into the same apartment 2 years ago, meeting each other’s families and friends, even adopting two cats, and going on trips together around the world. Do you think this would be convincing to immigration officers? Are there any other potential concerns I should be aware of?
Thanks again for your input!