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I would DEFINITELY not chance it. Do it the right way. Iranian citizens are scrutinized even more than the Turkish in Ankara. The benefit of being married first, is the green card is automatic upon entry, and ultimately cheaper in the end. In many cases, it is faster even than the fiance visa. The financial support and proof of real marriage is a little stronger also if you're both living there together. Since you're living there in Turkey, I might recommend you take this route. Just an idea.

You should visit your local health department. They will advise you as to what you should do next. They will never deny a pregnant woman care. They even have doctors there that will check you out and provide you with prenatal vitamins if necessary. Nothing embarassing about looking out for your child.

Actually I HAVE found the GUIDE section, but it lists 3 "documents" links I need for K1 Visa......where we have never done this before, it is quite confusing, as to EXACTLY (since we want it done properly)which documents they want for the initial application....I realize us NEWBIES must be a bother to you old hands...if that is the case perhaps you should ignore the bothersome posts and move on

from what I am reading this lady came here legally. The slaughter in Syria is outrageous. Every day there are photos of children murdered in the streets. Entire cities wiped out. Who wouldn't dream of a better life. Survival. Sure there are makeshift villages in turkey to help. But these people live in tents, and its getting colder in east turkey. Little food or water. Its astonishing. So, I support the mother wanting more for her child. It was not done to just bleed the American people of their tax dollars. She doesn't want her or her child to die!

from what I am reading this lady came here legally. The slaughter in Syria is outrageous. Every day there are photos of children murdered in the streets. Entire cities wiped out. Who wouldn't dream of a better life. Survival. Sure there are makeshift villages in turkey to help. But these people live in tents, and its getting colder in east turkey. Little food or water. Its astonishing. So, I support the mother wanting more for her child. It was not done to just bleed the American people of their tax dollars. She doesn't want her or her child to die!

from what I am reading this lady came here legally. The slaughter in Syria is outrageous. Every day there are photos of children murdered in the streets. Entire cities wiped out. Who wouldn't dream of a better life. Survival. Sure there are makeshift villages in turkey to help. But these people live in tents, and its getting colder in east turkey. Little food or water. Its astonishing. So, I support the mother wanting more for her child. It was not done to just bleed the American people of their tax dollars. She doesn't want her or her child to die!

Cheating is not deportable. They entered into a valid marriage as far as USCIS is concerned. He has NOTHING to worry about. She would need mountains of proof for this. She signed the AOS and removal of conditions support documents. Nothing she can do now. She's gonna look like a crazy person. He should file a restraining order against her it sounds like. She's a bitter woman seeking revenge. Whether he cheated or not is irrelevant at this point.

just FYI, no fault state or not, firing due to medical illness is illegal. I had a friend who sued her employer and got a years salary out of it. I would look into it if you have it in you.

I did it for the K1 and AOS. It was accepted and just fine. You can get several photos on there also. They only want originals at interview. Also, when printing on paper, you can explain when, where and who are in the photos. Relationship to those in the photos easier. When I did send original photos it was a massive pain having to sticker and label every single photo. What I will recommend is making address stickers with your case number on it when you have to send packet 3 info to the Embassy. I did that with every single sheet. It prevents the loss of one piece of paperwork that will throw the whole process off.

I did it for the K1 and AOS. It was accepted and just fine. You can get several photos on there also. They only want originals at interview. Also, when printing on paper, you can explain when, where and who are in the photos. Relationship to those in the photos easier. When I did send original photos it was a massive pain having to sticker and label every single photo. What I will recommend is making address stickers with your case number on it when you have to send packet 3 info to the Embassy. I did that with every single sheet. It prevents the loss of one piece of paperwork that will throw the whole process off.

DO NOT put the original in the petition. Only originals are forms that need signature at this point. You need all this proof at interview. I would be careful sending anything original. If you loose them then you cannot replace them. When it gets to the consulate, there are a few originals they require you to send, like divorce decrees if you are divorced or police reports. But I really stress not sending original documents proving relationship.

I would DEFINITELY not chance it. Do it the right way. Iranian citizens are scrutinized even more than the Turkish in Ankara. The benefit of being married first, is the green card is automatic upon entry, and ultimately cheaper in the end. In many cases, it is faster even than the fiance visa. The financial support and proof of real marriage is a little stronger also if you're both living there together. Since you're living there in Turkey, I might recommend you take this route. Just an idea.

I would DEFINITELY not chance it. Do it the right way. Iranian citizens are scrutinized even more than the Turkish in Ankara. The benefit of being married first, is the green card is automatic upon entry, and ultimately cheaper in the end. In many cases, it is faster even than the fiance visa. The financial support and proof of real marriage is a little stronger also if you're both living there together. Since you're living there in Turkey, I might recommend you take this route. Just an idea.

I met my fiancé in person through a mutual friend when I was living and working in Austin, TX. . We started dating a few months before my job ended and I returned to Canada.

Generally, the court will rarely take a child from their mother. Mother is the number one nurturing source. So don't let that scare you. That's your child, you're the provider.

I see someone wants a job kicking #### and taking names. haha

You don't have to delay anything. You should continue in the process as it develops. You have 6 months to use the visa after you receive it. I would not delay anything. Or you might not end up getting him here until after you planned to.

You don't have to delay anything. You should continue in the process as it develops. You have 6 months to use the visa after you receive it. I would not delay anything. Or you might not end up getting him here until after you planned to.

You don't have to delay anything. You should continue in the process as it develops. You have 6 months to use the visa after you receive it. I would not delay anything. Or you might not end up getting him here until after you planned to.

You don't have to delay anything. You should continue in the process as it develops. You have 6 months to use the visa after you receive it. I would not delay anything. Or you might not end up getting him here until after you planned to.

You don't have to delay anything. You should continue in the process as it develops. You have 6 months to use the visa after you receive it. I would not delay anything. Or you might not end up getting him here until after you planned to.

You don't have to delay anything. You should continue in the process as it develops. You have 6 months to use the visa after you receive it. I would not delay anything. Or you might not end up getting him here until after you planned to.

You don't have to delay anything. You should continue in the process as it develops. You have 6 months to use the visa after you receive it. I would not delay anything. Or you might not end up getting him here until after you planned to.

You don't have to delay anything. You should continue in the process as it develops. You have 6 months to use the visa after you receive it. I would not delay anything. Or you might not end up getting him here until after you planned to.

Excuse me. Did you say not ALLOWED to eat?