tangrien

I've never heard about an AOS from F1 that didn't require an interview. Are you just nervous? I can speak from experience that the whole process (for us at least) was entirely painless. Even if things go rougher for you than it did for us, I'm sure it'll still be easier than you think.

Don't really want to be in the marriage at this point. You know the phrase "cheaper to keep her?" It's like that. I file for D and she will get about $3k/mo, and no doubt go on public assistance which I may have to pay back. Everyone loses.

Deportation maybe the best solution.
PS This is VJ, home of Drama.

The OP asked for immigration advice, not marriage advice, and hasn't mentioned the d word once, so it's safe to say that isn't their thinking right now.

USCIS cannot and will not give you legal advice. I would not be doing anything to put her on their radar at the current time.

Its probably not necessary to post pictures of the babies

I would definitely ask for a refund for the VJ services... Especially since they did not accurately predict when you will get approved by the govt...

Definitely file concurrently (at the same time, in the same package). The guide just mentioned should help step you through it. Before you jump in filling out forms, go through the checklist and see what documents you need to send for. Some people don't have a birth certificate handy, for example...
Good luck!

Never a lack of comic relief on VJ.

Fortunately your opinion is worth nothing.

Thread title:
'The DHS is looking to process me but I am married to a citizen.'The thread did kinda start with misinformation.

Already some good answers, but the OP should be aware he is applying for a CR1 visa, not a K3.

She could always move to Nigeria to be with you.

Actually in this case, there might be.

Think positively.
5th time lucky.

Lots of people have babies in Jamaica. Why would it be a problem for you?
Telling you the truth should help you plan better.
If you think me telling you the truth is not helping you, then I will stop posting.

Filing the I-130 by itself will do you no good. You have to file the I-485 along with it to have any status in the US.

The test is a joke, operational efficiency is similar.

Is it allowed? Yes.
Is it a good idea? No- it would be a big red flag, esp if you and the ex are fairly recently divorced.
It's great that you and the ex have a good relationship- I do with mine too, and he even had my current husband's best man stay at his house for the wedding, but USCIS/ the CO doesn't know the details of your relationships and will be suspicious.

What tangled lives we lead.
Do you have a Lawyer?

I try to stay away from these forums as much as possible because of condescending (and scaremongering) posts like this.
We know this lady's back story, and we know AOS exists for overstays who have met "The One"
It isn't "visa fraud" to skip that return flight back to Europe when there are plans to marry and stay with your USC. That's exactly why AOS exists and overstays are overlooked in those cases.
Seems to be a lot of venting and hard feelings bubbling deep down in the posters here who went down the arduous CR-1 route.

You can marry file and adjust.

Marry there a file for AOS so you are covered as immediate family and file there so you have some status... Give yourselves that piece of mind. Don't pay attention to the haters, remember most of the country just went through a terribly cold winter and the thought of living in Hawaii brings out some jealousy.

Pipe dreams....hmm .I'm never going to understand why people are so judgmental sometimes. Specially if you don't even know the people you are judging.
If we would be spontaneous we would got married last summer...

I say it again!!! If you are an immediate family of US citizen and overstay your I-94, you are allowed by law to adjust status while you remain in the USA. This law of being illegal doesn't really applied to immediate relative because they can adjust their status. Overstaying your visa Is not illegal if the permited stay on the I-94 exceed the visa expiration date. I say again, it's not illegal