US Immigration from Ukraine

I got married to my fiancee 26 day after she entered the USA. She is from Ukraine and we have a 2 year old boy together. He has a dual citizenship, two passports. Ukrainian and American. I got crba and USA passport for him. I'm his legal and biological father in Ukraine and in USA

Now my relationship with my relationship is not going well. I'm daily threatened by my wife that she will take him back to Ukraine. We are still married. Our marriage is less than 3 months old.

I hid his both passports.

How do I also alert US customs to not to let my son leave USA?

We got our notice January 15 of K-1 approval. Now its been nearly 45 days of silence. They said we could inquire after 30 days if we heard nothing. We did, and still nothing. Really thought she'd be here by June, but now losing hope. I know the next step is minimum of 3 months and we've lost 45 days already. Anyone else going through this? She is in Kyiv and they never update the website. Last update was November 15. What gives? We're so sick of the waiting! Makes it hard to plan anything, including her son's school here in the U.S.

Hi:

I have a question about getting a RFIE. A RFIE was isued on Feb 12th, but never go to our mailbox. We have not moved since applying for I-751.

a) If you ask for a copy of that letter online through your USCIS account, will they send you a copy through USPS or will they email it to you? The website is not clear about how this will be done. It only states that a valid email is needed for this.

b) How long do you get to answer a RFIE?

Thanks.

Just want to share experience. For military Guam is overseas, but for USCIS it's not!

So there is no way expedite your naturalization when you station on Guam.

My fiance and I are sitting around in Kyiv, Ukraine waiting for K visa interviews to resume. We've been putting off getting pregnant (and moving on with our lives) earlier in the immigration process because I've read around the internet that a pregnancy on the medical exam could be grounds for delaying a visa approval pending a paternity test, and in addition to not wanting us to be here any longer than we have to, I didn't want to risk my fiance giving birth in a country with a less than stellar medical system (putting it mildly).

Now though, we have no good indicator of when the Kyiv embassy will resume interviews. Some sources are suggesting because of the backlog of applications, an interview date could be months away even after interviews resume. So we're rethinking our strategy. Still though, if not getting pregnant means we leave in (let's say) 4 months instead of 13 months, we'd choose the former and not the latter.

And so we'd like a conclusive answer to the question: can a pregnancy delay a visa approval because of the question of paternity? And is it absolute, or only in cases where it's suspected that the child isn't mine? And if it's the latter, what proof do I need to provide? Is there an Affidavit of Support I can fill out for an unborn child?

If I need to provide proof of entry, will ticket stubs be enough? I am in a peculiar situation in that I have passports for both the US and Ukraine, and so I leave the US on my US passport and enter Ukraine on my Ukrainian one. And since neither country stamps their own passport, I don't have any entry stamps into Ukraine (or exits from the US) to indicate that I am in Ukraine right now. I do have an entry/exit stamp in my US passport from when I entered Turkey in March and hopped on a boat to Ukraine.

I appreciate any advice!