US Immigration from Colombia

Increases in processing time for Waivers I601,I212 of 5-7 months 13 months ago when Uscis received waivers from my husband to 26 months changed on November 3. Does anyone know the real reason?

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Mi madre tiene la cita programada este mes en Bogota. Pero para que ella pueda ir a la citas de huellas, doctor, la misma cita debe tener la carta de cita (aun no le ha llegado) pero nos enteramos que tenia la cita por me enviaron un correo diciendo que la tenia que registrar en la pagina de visa de Colombia y alli vi la fecha de su cita consular. Estoy preocupada pq segun estoy leyendo sin esa carta no se puede hacer nada. Yo estoy haciendo todo desde aca en USA pq mi mama ya tiene 69 anos y de eso de computadores no esta familiarizada. Quien podria ayudarme or guiarme con esto? Otra, en colombia aparte de pagar la consulta medica, vacuna, y demas. Se tiene que pagar un derecho a visado? gracias de antemano.

Hello everyone!
I have two questions if you can help me

1. My husband did not meet the minimum poverty level on his most recent taxes because he did not work all of last year; but this year he is working full time and with a good salary that is above the poverty line. Can he still sponsor me?

2. We filed paperwork with a co-sponsor, but got an rfe for not filing all taxes. then we got what we needed to send again. The problem is that the co-sponsor retired from employment yesterday before reapplying. Would this affect the documents we already have? because he's still supposed to have a job. Would it be better to find another co-sponsor? or for a few days of withdrawal there are no problems?

thank you

So we sent in our I-485/I-765/I-131 packet back in May, and my husband completed his biometrics at the Orlando, FL field office in July, receiving his EAD shortly after that. Now we re in this endless wait for something to happen. Yet I ve seen some other K1 couples go straight to green card seemingly in 4 months without even an interview.

Here s my question: had anyone tried uploading evidence of their relationship (beyond what was required with the AOS packet) after the packet was sent off and did this make any difference in the progression of the case? I m thinking I could upload wedding photos now that we have them, joint bank account statements, insurance policy docs, etc. Appreciate any constructive thoughts. Thanks!

I am a US citizen. My fianc is a Colombia citizen. We live and work in Colombia. We have no intentions of moving to the United States as we both love living near our families here in Colombia. We simply would like to visit the United States for 1-2 weeks.

The issue:

My fianc applied for a tourist visa 2 years ago but was denied saying she had no ties to prevent her from staying in the USA. Which is not the reality because she genuinely wants to live and work in Colombia and live near her family.

K1 = This visa says we must get married and live in the USA (but again, we just want to visit)

IR1/CR1 = Even if we get married in Colombia this visa is still for the purpose of living in the USA and I would be afraid they would revoke the visa if we simply visit for 2 weeks and return to Colombia. Then they may never allow her to return to the USA. This would be the worst case scenario for us.

B2 = but the issue is that she was previously denied, the only difference is that she is now my fianc . I'm almost certain they would review the previous denial and reject again.

I'm positive that there are many people in our situation. Simply wanting to visit the USA and not live there. I realize that would be the tourist visa but with a prior denial aren't the chances very low that they will deny her again? Maybe simply showing proof of our relationship, jobs, and support while in the USA would change the outcome during this visa interview?

Thanks for the advice. Hopefully someone with prior experience can help answer this question for us.