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I think it's time to stop worrying about what your wife may or may not be doing.  It's obvious that this marriage is heading for divorce.
Everything she and her friends are saying about not being able to remove conditions on your own are not true.
You seem to have plenty of evidence on joint finances, and there is no reason to include any of these: 
Ø  Prescriptions from psychiatrist regarding mental abuse
Ø  Our thousands chats and texts during relation
Ø  Proof of psychological tortures
Ø  Proof of abandonment
Ø  Proof of threats
Ø  Proof of infidelity
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Have you filed the I-751 yet?
If you have not filed, when are you eligible to file it?
 
 

I think which direction you choose will also depend on how you gained your US citizenship.
Did you marry a US citizen?  If yes, what was the timing of that relationship?
Meaning, did you move here to marry a US citizen and immediately start an online relationship with a 19-year old from back home?
Did you receive your US citizenship and immediately file for divorce?
those kinds of factors.

This is a very telling statement and one that you should keep in mind when dealing with her and contemplating a future with her.

Yes, I think you will face some problems.
You would increase your chances of a successful visa application by spending more time together in person.
If she is divorced with children, you will likely have a long visa journey. Also, if she has converted to Islam since meeting you, then you will have met most of the red flags for this Consulate.

If I were in your situation, I would apply for the visitors visa for yourself and the youngest child only. Put your husband as the one paying for your trip. Bring to your interview the medical information of your mother, your marriage certificate and children's birth certificates, and the documents proving your husband owns your home and his business, and that he has enough savings to pay for the airfare.
Best of luck to you!

Well, I don't think he's here, and I don't think he's behind this Twitter page at all. It doesn't add up, and the few things he types in other languages translates perfectly in Google Translate. Anyone who's used Google Translate knows that never happens..
Also, this looks like it's in front of the Starbucks in Marrakesh. Same clothes as his profile picture, so I think it was taken on her trip there. You can see the aqua colored shirt of some guy in both.
There aren't many Starbucks around Morocco so they are pretty recognizable:)

This is a very telling statement and one that you should keep in mind when dealing with her and contemplating a future with her.

This is a very telling statement and one that you should keep in mind when dealing with her and contemplating a future with her.

This is a very telling statement and one that you should keep in mind when dealing with her and contemplating a future with her.

This is a very telling statement and one that you should keep in mind when dealing with her and contemplating a future with her.

If I were in your situation, I would apply for the visitors visa for yourself and the youngest child only. Put your husband as the one paying for your trip. Bring to your interview the medical information of your mother, your marriage certificate and children's birth certificates, and the documents proving your husband owns your home and his business, and that he has enough savings to pay for the airfare.
Best of luck to you!

If I were in your situation, I would apply for the visitors visa for yourself and the youngest child only. Put your husband as the one paying for your trip. Bring to your interview the medical information of your mother, your marriage certificate and children's birth certificates, and the documents proving your husband owns your home and his business, and that he has enough savings to pay for the airfare.
Best of luck to you!

Is this the same one that faked a marriage certificate with your information? Or a new Egyptian?

Again, my fiance in Morocco was approved after applying several times for the diversity lottery (and while wearing an engagement band).
Jeanne, I understand that you had a very difficult time bringing your husband here from Morocco, but your case is not typical.
Your case took years, and you are constantly telling people on VJ that it is nearly impossible to bring a male fiance here from Morocco.
Your experience is rather unfortunate, and is not the typical experience. So many people have been successful without any issues at all.
I believe that it is important for you to share your experience with others going through the process so they are aware of how bad things can be, but I think it would be really helpful to others if you stopped making it sound like every couple goes through hell in this Embassy.

Is this the same one that faked a marriage certificate with your information? Or a new Egyptian?

Is this the same one that faked a marriage certificate with your information? Or a new Egyptian?

Is this the same one that faked a marriage certificate with your information? Or a new Egyptian?

Is this the same one that faked a marriage certificate with your information? Or a new Egyptian?

Is this the same one that faked a marriage certificate with your information? Or a new Egyptian?

Is this the same one that faked a marriage certificate with your information? Or a new Egyptian?

Is this the same one that faked a marriage certificate with your information? Or a new Egyptian?

Is this the same one that faked a marriage certificate with your information? Or a new Egyptian?

Is this the same one that faked a marriage certificate with your information? Or a new Egyptian?

Is this the same one that faked a marriage certificate with your information? Or a new Egyptian?

Is this the same one that faked a marriage certificate with your information? Or a new Egyptian?