NorcalMadrid

I bet Jethro knows how to spell moron.

They can ask anything what they want from you. That's the whole process you have to follow whether you like it or not. And this is not the first time I read about a lawyer failed to do the job. . You should fired your attorney. My I-129F was processed at TSC, got approved in 38 days without RFE, and no help from any lawyer except abundance great and helpful advises from this website.

If they did not submit their letters of intent, it is not the fault of the service center. Your political rant is not necessary.

I believe they're asking for letters of intent to marry, which are required as part of the I-129F process.

If you're directing that towards me which I'm sure you are (in addition to others) this is part of the solution to his problem. One of his reasons for not being able to travel to Ghana is lack of funds. If he sees that he can spend less money on the beneficiary's flight then he can budget for a trip to Ghana if necessary.His initial question has been answered by previous posters.

This is not a typical situation.
It's probably beyond the capabilities of a public forum to advise on this this. You most likely will need a US immigration lawyer and a Venezuelan lawyer to sort out the birth certificate, citizenship, and passport issue.