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Entering the US on a nonimmigrant visa with the preconceived intent to remain would constitute visa fraud.

Income needs to meet or exceed the poverty guidelines of the I-864P http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-864p.pdf. If it doesn't you will need a co-sponsor. Other question is does your embassy accept co-sponsors with the K-1 visa? Some embassies can be difficult about this.

3 injection + blood test + X-ray cost me RM420. try to have the medical examination as soon as possible, at least 2 weeks before your interview date. i did mine in Bangunan Ming, KL.
it took 7 days for my report to get ready.

Do it the right way with her orignal signature please! DO not try other routes.. GEt it expressed mailed to you and you will get the package in less than 5 days.. Its completly worth the wait. You are from MENA countries which have higher chance of AP! I highly recommend taking every piece of document seriously and taking your time submitting it. Don't rush! If you rush, it will end up RFE or more problems!! Good Luck!

You asked this same question in another topic, you won't get new improved answers by starting a new topic.
ORIGINALS means ORIGINALS

You answered your own question.

Below are the possible questions, not all but it is good to know the answer to all. Hope this helps.
1. Who is the Petitioner?
2. Where did you meet your wife?
3. Do you speak to many woman online?
4. What language does the petitioner speak?
5. How long have you known your wife?
6. Have you been married before? Do you have any children?
7. Has your wife been married before? Does she have any children?
8. What College your wife attended?
9. Which subjects has your WIFE studied?
10. How many times has your wife visited Morocco?
11. How long was each visit?
12. What's your wife full name?
13. Has she used any other names?
14. How many times have you met?
15. When and how did you meet?
16. When was the last time you were together?
17. How long have you known each other?
18. How long were you together the last time?
19. How long were you together any other time(s)?
20. What are the dates of the visits?
21. What have you done when your WIFE came?
22. Where did you go?
23. Where does your WIFE live? Which city and state?
24. What does your WIFE do for a living?
25. Where does your WIFE work?
26. What is your Wife’s phone number?
27. Do you know how long your WIFE has had this job?
28. Did you have a wedding ceremony?
29. Please describe your wedding ceremony.
30. Questions about the pictures; when, where and who.
31. Where will you live?
32. Have you met your Wife’s family?
33. Where does your Wife’s parents live?
34. How do you communicate with your WIFE?
35. How do you keep in touch?
36. What language do you use to communicate with your WIFE?
37. How many times do you and your WIFE talk on the phone each month?
38. Do you want children?
39. What does your family think about your marriage?
40. Do you love your WIFE?
41. What do you love about your WIFE?
42. Does your WIFE own or rent their home?
43. What is the address?
44. How long has your wife lived in Florida?
45. How much does your WIFE earn?
46. Write your Wife’s full name.
47. Have you ever been to the US?
48. Do you have any relatives/friends in the US?
49. Where do they live?
50. When did her mother died?
51. Does your WIFE have any brothers or sisters?
52. What are their names?
53. How old is he?
54. what does he do for a living?
55. where does he live?
56. how come there is no letter of intent on his behalf
57. What are your Wife’s hobbies and interests?
58. What are your hobbies and interests?
59. What do you have in common?
60. Do you know if your WIFE was married before?
61. How many times?
62. When did your WIFE divorce?
63. What is your wife ex husband name?
64. Why did they divorce?
65. Does your wife have any children?
66. What is her name?
67. How old is she?
68. When is her birthday?
69. What grade is she in?
70. What year was she born?
71. What does she call you?
72. Have you spoken to her?
73. How do you get along with your Wife’s child?
74. What is your Wife’s religious background?
75. Does your WIFE speak and understand your language?
76. Why do you want to come to the United States?
77. How old is your WIFE?
78. What is your Wife’s birth date?
79. Where was your WIFE born?
80. Do you speak and understand your Wife’s native language?
81. What do you do for a living?
82. What do you plan to do once you are in the US?
83. Do you plan to work in the US?
84. Do you plan to study in the US?
85. What company does your Wife’s work for and what is their title?
86. What is your Wife’s favorite food?
87. Where did your WIFE work in the past and for how long?
88. What color are your Wife’s eyes?
89. What color is your Wife’s hair?
90. Did you prepare the forms yourself?
91. Have you been in the military?
92. Who is the petitioner?
93. Please tell me more about your WIFE.
94. Do you plan to stay in the U.S. forever?
95. What made you decide to use the internet to find a WIFE?
96. How long has your WIFE been working for Atlantic Broadband?
97. When did you marry?
98. When was your wedding ceremony?
99. Who was there?
100. Was any of her family there?
101. Why weren't they there?
102. What is your religion?
103. Were you talking to a lot of women on the Internet?
104. What do you and your WIFE talk about on the phone?
105. Will you be a good parent to your Wife’s child?
106. Have you ever left Morocco?
107. For how long?
108. Why did you leave?
109. What did your wife love more here in Morocco?
110. Have you ever applied for a US Visa?
111. When did you apply?
112. Who was the petitioner?
113. What happened with the previous relationship?
114. WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DON’T GET THE VISA?
More tips on the interview below……
1. Speak slow, and answer questions in detail. Stick to the question and don’t veer off the subject. Respond clear, and descriptive. Should not be longer than one minute to answer, but be sure to explain yourself.
2. If you do not know the answer to a question, do not lie. Say, "I don't know the answer to that at this time." or "I don't remember."
3. The answer to many questions will be in the papers that were sent in the petitions. Questions like, "what are your wife's parent's names". They will expect you to know the information given in your petitions. Review everything in your paperwork with your husband before his interview, and do a mock interview to see how the information may be applied.
4. Avoid saying "I think . . .". Women do this a lot. The examiner will expect you to know not be unsure, of your answers. Alwife, avoid adding "umm", "you know" and "ahh" type fillers to your speech.
5. When applicable, don't just state, demonstrate. If the examiner asks a question that can be answered with a document or photograph(s), provide it along with your answer.
For example, if the examiner asks, "What does your family think of your wife?", give them a picture or two with your answer; "They like her very much. Here is a picture of her with my mother at my home."
Or, "How many attended your wedding?" Answer, "(give a number, then say) We have wifeme lovely wedding photos of our guests having fun. Here are a few that I can show you."
6. Give American answers for dates and times. 12/24/07, not 24/12/07.
7. Dress well, but not overdressed.
8. Try to appear calm, well organized, and friendly. Nervousness raises suspicions.
9. Remain focused. If the examiner makes jokes, smile and enjoy, but do not make jokes too.
10. Make proper eye contact when conversing with the examiner, and try to control your own facial expressions assure that your face remains pleasant and cordial.
11. Be audible (means speak up) your examiner doesn't have to ask you to repeat your answers.
12. Organize your papers in a way that will allow you to retrieve them easily and quickly. Examiners appreciate order and someone who doesn't waste their time.
13. When the interview is over, always ask for the results. "What should I now tell my wife about my visa status after our interview?" Before you leave, have them explain any papers they give to you and/or any procedures they will be taking to complete your case. Try to get the examiner's name for future reference, if needed. Write it down. Remember to verify the phone number so they can contact you to pick up the VISA.!@! hurray@@!!!
14. Arrive early to the consulate, but always be prepared to wait for a time past your scheduled interview appointment time. Be careful of thieves around the consulate if you have to carry cash. Bring ID; you cannot enter without it.
CONFIDENCE IS THE KEY TO ANYTHING!

How did your fiancé feel about this female student making an accusation of harassment against you?
My bigger concern would be my wife if I was flirting with another woman.

I think it would depend on why you were deported from China. If it was for a significant criminal offense, then yes USCIS and the State Dept. would thoroughly investigate and may deny the petition. If it was for something minor like a visa overstay, then I wouldn't worry too much. The important thing is to be honest and not try to hide anything. If you don't mention the deportation it could be a reason for denial even if it was over something minor. Stuff like this is very case by case and really depends on why the deportation occurred. I hope this gives some insight into your issue.

I am a Jan 14, 2013 filer. my case was sent to the National Benefits center with a MSC #.
some time in March I called and was forwarded to a Tier 2 officer who notified me that my file had been transfered back in Feb of 2013 to a my local Tampa Office.
I received an NOA2 on June 6, 2013 and i never was able to look up my case status until I called and found out I had been approved. I went to the site and tried the number and it FINALLY showed up online.
so I think you might one of the few that never can pull up their case status online until its approved. hope this helps.

Read this post:
http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/439326-reporting-fraud-to-uscis/
Time to stand up for yourself, remove yourself from the bad situation.
If your family doesn't support/understand you, find someone like your close friends, schoolmates to lean on.
Divorce is not the biggest embarrassment. You have every right to be happy.

Check the K1 flowchart: http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1flow
NOA2 is Step 4.

Are you sure? Affidavit of support doesn't come in to the picture until later....
And they don't actually ask for pictures.... have you seem eachother in the last 2 years?
Basically, you guys did not do your initial packet correctly, and you get a RFE for missing things, and your reply was not correct either. It would be a good idea to figure out exactly what went wrong so you can be successful next time.

Your story is inspiring. I hope to marry my American fiancee on August 9th (my consulate interview is tomorrow). I want to be the kind of husband to her that your fiance already is to you - full of self-sacrificial commitment. Thank you for sharing your story. And may God straighten the pathway for you both to be together soon.
And I hope you can get the help and advice you need from others here.

Well it took a while but the Tampa Office finally came through. I went online and found this:
Post Decision ActivityOn June 7, 2013, we mailed you a notice that we have approved this I130 IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E), OR ORPHAN. Please follow any instructions on the notice.

This is the FIRST time I am able to pull anything up by using my case number. Our time has finally arrived. NOA2 to be sent in the mail. Now I have to read up on the NVC process, doing this on my own just like most everyone on this forum. Very grateful for all the help and tips. No RFEs!!!!!!

I hope you are next!!!!

It depends completely on the individual circumstances of the case. Your case will be subject to increased scrutiny, and the indending immigrant to extra questioning, but there is not an automatic denial.

My husband is also in San Antonio,TX so I would really appreciate an update to this thread after the interview. Good luck!

Congratulations!!!! I am so glad it went smoothly.
Anything is possible .. but keep in mind that many people are approved on the spot following a standard interview.

Excellent!! I think some of these are done for quality control spot checks. Stressful but you're rewarded for it

Read the guides and get to work. Collect the documents you need and get started. I don't know if there is DCF there or not but I would suggest going to the forums that are region-specific so you can ask others who are in Hong Kong how they have faired.

They dont look because those items don't prove you will come back . Money can be moved easily. Assets can be sold. You could transfer to any school in the USA.
Consider the advise about the timing of filing the K 1.

Unless there is a serious change in your ability to prove beyond a doubt that you MUST return there is no point in applying again. However you can apply as many times as you want.
My advice is for you to accept reality about getting a tourist visa. The strongest ties rule must be understood and the criteria met to be granted a tourist visa. You cant meet that criteria. Letters from a fiancé and his mother could cause someone to question your return for example.
Keep in mind that every person with a visa is considered an intending immigrant.

It is not all that unusual for the US citizen to be called in for a "standard interview" during the process of adjudicating the 130. One of the most common reasons for being called in for a standard interview is if the spouse was in removal proceedings when the wedding took place, but there are many other possible causes. I also received a notice for a standard interview in the middle of our 130 process. (NOA1 - 12/21/2012; notice for interview received 3/20/2013; Interview 4/23/2013). I did some reading both here on visa journey and on immigrate2us and the good news seemed to be that for most people the interview was brief and easy and an approval was given within a day. My lawyer was very concerned for our interview, but it went very smoothly and easily. The officer asked me a few factual questions to start (my name, birthdate, parents name, husband's name, birthdate, parents names) then asked how we met, asked if the families all knew about our marriage, asked how my children felt about everything and that was it. I got a text message about 4 hours later with the approval and got the actual letter 2 days later in the mail.

Life can't be difficult ALL the time. Be happy!!!

1. Why are you complaining?
2. Why are you worried?
3. Why can't you just enjoy it?