Belarus US Immigration Portal

My fiancée has arrived to the US on a K1 visa.  We got married 2 days before the 3 months ends.  Then we tried to get her Virginia driver's license but the state refused because the visa has expired.  What do we need to do to get her the D.L.?   

I am looking at flights for my MIL to visit us here. The easiest route for her is from Moskow to Miami using Aeroflot but the dates I am looking for are too expensive. I found a flight that stops at JFK for 2 hours then to Orlando for much cheaper. My question is would she go thru immigration at JFK or Orlando?  Both routes are with Aeroflot so I see no reason to leave the internation terminal but if she has to clear immigration first then I don't want to take a chance with the limited time.  Any thoughts? 

To my amazement my wifes mom was approved for a tourist visa this morning in Minsk. The reason I am surpized is that she has virtually no home ties to her country.  My wife is a lonely child without a father and no other relatives in Belarus. Her mom is 75 years old,retired but does own her apartment. Other than her home she really has no ties to the community.  She has no plans of legally or illegally migrating to the US but if I was a consulate officer I would ask "why wouldn't she?"

I have tried to keep my wifes expectations low about her moms chances because everything I have read on this site says they will deny unless one can prove strong ties. My MIL says that actually asker her is she wanted a multi entry visa.  I guess my point of this post is to let others know that even if things seem agaist the odds it never hurts to try and hope for the best.

BTW...I did write an invitation letter  and had it notorized which they say is not necessary. She also got her church to write a letter stating she was a member there.

Hey! I have just received a letter with RFE. I am not sure why I have not been notified by email update before the actual mailed letter though (any ideas?).

My marriage of a year and a half did not work out and ended in divorce. I have filed with request to waive the "married" requirement.

This is what I submitted:

Personal affidavit, explaining the development of our relationship and marriage;

Copy of a letter from the landlord, owner of the condominium, which was leased by me and spouse;

Copy of a letter from BECU, confirming we had (and is still open as of a date of this letter) a joint bank account; Copy of a latest estatement for all my accounts with the bank, showing current balance on the joint account, and Copy of a voided check with both our names and mailing address;

Copy of a letter from Institutional Retirement and Trust, showing spouse as my primary and sole beneficiary of my 401K account;

Copy of spouse's summary of life insurance, agent retirement plan, persistency fee guarantee fund plan, commissions/deferred compensation, showing me as a primary and sole beneficiary on all the above mentioned plans;

Copy of my 2012 Federal Tax Return, filed as married filing separately because spouse was not going to and did not file at all;

Copy of my Health and Insurance Detailed Coverage Notice, showing spouse as my dependent on vision coverage plan;

Copy of a letter from UnitedHealthcare Services, Inc., showing me as a dependent on spouse's health benefit plan that was effective 10/01/2012 and is still active as of this date;

Copy of Geico Auto Policy Identification Cards, showing me and spouse as insurance holders on both of our vehicles; and Copy of a letter from Geico confirming me paying off our insurance policy because of non-payment from his side;

Copy of emails with confirmation of a trip for both me and spouse that was paid in full by me;

Copy of monthly parking application/lease amendments for an extra parking spot in both of our names, and copies of payments made by me;

Copy of T-mobile agreement for an additional line to spouse's Family Plan for me with my signature on reverse page;

Copy of occasional photos with spouse made over the course of our relationship (not submitted prior);

Copies of the cards me and spouse exchanged during the course of our relationship; Copies of cards written in both of our names;

Copy of the card that came with the flowers that were sent by spouse to me at work;

Copy of the message notes of me and spouse showing we used to go to Church together;

Copy of the receipt from the place from the day we first met.

Copies of sworn affidavits of 6 people.

I do not have any ownership like a car or a house with the spouse. Can you advise me on anything else please?

For starters, I'm Turkish American and my wife is from Belarus. We got married in summer 2010 in U.S. We decided not to stay away from each other and moved to Turkey where we can live together back in September 2010. We started our IR-1 procedure in April this year after realizing that we should have done this earlier. But anyways, April 11 was the date that we got the NOA1. It's been over 5 months now and we are still waiting for NOA2. Now, here's the thing. My father-in-law is asking us to help him out with the grocery store that he will be opening in Belarus. Although we told the officials that we are living in Turkey and requested Ankara as our interview post, now I don't know if moving again would create a problem. In general, I see that the USC remains in US and the spouse takes care of the needed stuff from overseas. I already moved to Turkey and we've been here almost 3 years. Now thinking about another move??

About the domicile, I kept paying my school bills in U.S and kept my accounts open. I have a job offer for both myself and for my wife for the next summer from my boss that I worked over 7 years. When it comes to AOS, my boss will help us out.

So at this stage, I'm concerned about moving again. Anybody has any experience or suggestions?

Thank you for your time