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  1. Well know bug. Many of us on VJ including me did nothing about the bug and just submitted online. I-130 was approved with no issues.
  2. Actually, the I-130 and the NVC (DS-260) are two different stages in the immigrant visa process. You probably have to be a bit more specific as to what you are looking to find the right thread.
  3. It's a known glitch many of us have faced. I never noticed it until someone mentioned it. That was after my approval. Most just ignore it, some others have tried to contact USCIS.
  4. Yes she can, especially if she feels the terms of the divorce are not favorable to her when it comes to alimony and equitable distribution of assets acquired post marriage. Then you will move to litigate to get it resolved and depending on your state you may be required to pay her "pendente lite" (a type of alimony) until the dispute is resolved. Therefore, it is best to be fair to her especially if she has done nothing wrong so you get it over with quickly and amicably.
  5. Know your state law and the different types of divorce you can file (fault / no fault).
  6. The 221g means the application is now in AP. You can check the application online status to verify. There is no telling how long it will take for them to get back to you. It all depends on what they are checking for. Be patient and hopefully you will get positive feedback soon.
  7. Many times couples plan how they will get to the US. One of them will marry a USC under false pretence and then divorce the USC shortly afterwards. Then they will stage a plan to marry their true sweetheart and apply to bring that person to the US. This is a well known strategy to the immigration officers. Unfortunately, I think your case seems like one of those to them. Things they will probably check is how your husband came about his CR1. Did he have any children with his ex-wife. Why did he divorce his ex-wife? How soon did he marry you after the divorce? How long did you know each other before you got married? Are you both from the same country, same town? and so on. Even if you have a child with him, it may even raise more concerns if he did not have a child with his ex-wife. So you have go be patient for them to check all this. While your marriage may be genuine and authentic, the question could be - was his past marriage authentic? That is what I feel the immigrations is investigating and that is why I feel they didn't ask you for anything because they believe your marriage is genuine but are not sure about your husband's past married. I will not be surprised if he is asked to be interviewed. If both his marriages have been genuine and authentic then you probably have nothing to worry about - just wait and all will turn out to be fine.
  8. As stated already - you don't. The USCIS I-130 phase is where you prove you have a valid and authentic marriage. Once you get to the NVC stage, part of the I-864 will require you to prove your stay abroad is temporary and that you intend to return to the US. - Keep in mind that the intention of this whole process is for your spouse to join you in the US.
  9. Each country will vary. Ghana is about 12 months now for nonexpedited interviews. So best to look through the latest timelines for Indonesia and calculate average processing time from DQ to nonexpedited interviews. And has already been alluded to, times will also vary depending on now Indonesia is handling the pandemic.
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