Applying For CR1 From NZ - Need Help

[feddi420 3]

Hi Everyone,

 

I posted a while back about applying for a fiance visa after my then fiance had been turned away at the border while trying to visit me. The original post can be found here:

 

A lot has changed since then. I ended up receiving and accepting a job offer in NZ which allowed me to bring my fiance with me. We have officially moved to NZ and gotten a legal marriage certificate (without an actual wedding as we plan on having a small private dinner/party with family when I can take her to the US). 

 

My questions are as follows:

1. Having been turned away at the airport while trying to visit me and having received an "Application for Admission Withdrawn" stamp in her passport, do we need to include a letter explaining the application withdraw and what happened that led to it along with our I-130? 
2. If her spousal visa is approved, can she enter and leave the US normally without having a physical green card? I ask this because we would like to visit the US once her visa is accepted but will likely have to come back to NZ for a short period to finish my work contract. Do we have to submit an advanced parole form or is it not necessary? Does the visa count as a single entry or multiple entry visa?

 

 

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Thanks in advance for any help you may be able to offer!

Edited March 5, 2018 by Ryan H
Reason for edit: to remove content requested by OP.

[pushbrk 13,250]

You do not have to submit a letter explaining anything.  When it comes time to submit the actual visa application at the NVC stage, the DS260 will ask about this and she will explain it in her visa application.  Do not file an I-131 in any immigrant VISA case.  Once the visa is used and an entry stamp is placed next to it, the combination of the visa and stamp serve as a temporary green card for a year.  

[feddi420 3]

Do we need to add a letter explaining our relationship under the evidence of a bona fide marriage section? Or are the other items I have listed in black suitable?

1 hour ago, pushbrk said:

You do not have to submit a letter explaining anything.  When it comes time to submit the actual visa application at the NVC stage, the DS260 will ask about this and she will explain it in her visa application.  Do not file an I-131 in any immigrant VISA case.  Once the visa is used and an entry stamp is placed next to it, the combination of the visa and stamp serve as a temporary green card for a year.  

 

Do we need to add a letter explaining our relationship under the evidence of a bona fide marriage section? Or are the other items I have listed in black suitable?

[pushbrk 13,250]

31 minutes ago, feddi420 said:

Do we need to add a letter explaining our relationship under the evidence of a bona fide marriage section? Or are the other items I have listed in black suitable?

 

Do we need to add a letter explaining our relationship under the evidence of a bona fide marriage section? Or are the other items I have listed in black suitable?

Looks like plenty of evidence to me.