Hikerwa

Final check in. My wife had her Oath Ceremony at the Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson, AZ. It was a great ceremony made even more special by also being so close to Veteran's Day.
 
Thank you for all the help we have received throughout this process, especially during the long waits for any response form the USCIS, State Department, and Homeland Security. I am so grateful our journey has been fairly event-free due in large part to VisaJourney. 
 
Thanks again, hopefully we can help others achieve the same.
 
Sean and Genesis

My wife and I applied for her naturalization July 5. Her interview was on September 21 which she aced with flying colors.
 
HereOath Ceremony is now scheduled for November 9, Veteran's Day. 
 
I'm so proud of her and how hard she worked to get here. 
 
Thank you to all of the VJ community for support though this crazy, frustrating process, it's all worth it now.

My wife and I applied for her naturalization July 5. Her interview was on September 21 which she aced with flying colors.
 
HereOath Ceremony is now scheduled for November 9, Veteran's Day. 
 
I'm so proud of her and how hard she worked to get here. 
 
Thank you to all of the VJ community for support though this crazy, frustrating process, it's all worth it now.

My wife and I applied for her naturalization July 5. Her interview was on September 21 which she aced with flying colors.
 
HereOath Ceremony is now scheduled for November 9, Veteran's Day. 
 
I'm so proud of her and how hard she worked to get here. 
 
Thank you to all of the VJ community for support though this crazy, frustrating process, it's all worth it now.

My wife and I applied for her naturalization July 5. Her interview was on September 21 which she aced with flying colors.
 
HereOath Ceremony is now scheduled for November 9, Veteran's Day. 
 
I'm so proud of her and how hard she worked to get here. 
 
Thank you to all of the VJ community for support though this crazy, frustrating process, it's all worth it now.

B1 tourist visa????
no
they didn't  need affidavit of support from u to begin with (as said above)
and they applied for the visa and had to prove ties to Morocco
it is their responsibility / not yours
just don't invite them to stay in your home 

BS.  This is an immigration forum, so one can infer that the OP was asking her Q in the context of immigration.  There are NO such federal laws in the US about getting “permission” from one”s spouse to travel or anything else.  
 
If you think you or others should live under under such rules, maybe the US isn’t the best choice.

Is the rest of the report in English and Portuguese as well? My only concern is if the actual report contains non-translated copy, if not, it should be fine, if it does, I would lean towards translating.

You might not want to send your actual green card either, send a photocopy. You still need your card.

Getting somewhat ahead of yourself, meet first.

it looks like you took a selfie and yes, the shadow is probably going to result in them asking for another photo...my opinion. but if they want another photo, easy enough to go to local drugstore and get it done.

Agree with the local drugstore idea. I went to local Walgreens and got 4 passport photos for $10-12. Sometimes they even have coupons.
 
YMMV
 
 

You mentioned that you were looking at MIL immigrating and it seems that she is not independently wealthy and I assumed that you would be picking up the costs, the travel costs that seem to be giving you concern are minuscule compared to those.

With your attitude towards our law, I sincerely hope you never make it to the US.

Ask your fiance what he wants and go with that.  My husband just received his CR-1 visa yesterday, and he has already said he wants me to travel with him from Brazil to the USA in a few weeks when he makes the trip and goes through immigration at the POE in Miami.  So I'll go and spend the money and do it, for him because I love him, even though I was just in Rio last week to be with him for his visa interview.  It's not necessary to enter the US together, but if he feels more comfortable I'll be by his side so we purchased tickets.  I'll also spend a day with him in his hometown in Brazil saying good bye to his family and friends, and that will be hard so I want to be there to support him in making that big step.  He's leaving everything behind--his family, friends, job, his whole life, so I'm going to be with him for moral support at a time when he will really need it.  Good luck!  

You can afford vacation, but you're not willing to file and pay for AoS - the only thing that keeps you from being deported? Odd priorities.

My husband just sent me a photo of his passport with the CR-1 visa in it!  It took one week from the interview to be issued and sent to him, so now we can make travel arrangements for him to come here to California so that we can finally live together, nearly two years since we first met.  He has to give 40 days' notice at his job and then he wants some time to wrap up his financial and personal affairs, so we are making plans for his trip here on August 18.  I will fly down to Brazil to accompany him on the trip and to say goodbye to his family who have been very supportive, although they will be sad to see him go.  I'm so excited I can barely type this...  We have been waiting 11 long and stressful months for this day!  The reason I'm posting this is because I wanted to say a big "THANK YOU" to all the amazing people here on Visa Journey who have posted their stories, questions, advice, and suggestions.  This is an amazing community and your encouragement, knowledge, and willingness to share your thoughts and experiences made all the difference in our journey.  It isn't over yet with ROC yet to come in two years, but this is the biggest milestone yet and I just wanted to say that you're all awesome and we couldn't have done this so smoothly with you.  Thank you again and good luck to all of you!

Called Uscis today was approved on the 17 th of June  ! paperwork on the way ! So it looks like on the way to New Hampshire! For next stage ! 
Yes 
Rusk  and Oksana 

You might not want to send your actual green card either, send a photocopy. You still need your card.

If you are a US citizen, maybe consider giving the child citizenship and getting a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CBRA). 
 
And if I were you, I would probably include it along with my I-130 package as of now. Just a photo and that you are expecting the child on XXX date and as a citizenship you will be reporting the birth or something. 
 
Once the child is born, consider the CBRA because it took us a month to get my son US citizenship in Switzerland.
 
Hope this helps?

Let's please knock off the unnecessarily accusatory posts.  The OP simply asked a question.
 
A perfectly appropriate answer is, "There's no need to tell USCIS a detail like that; simply divorce and file for Removing Conditions with the divorce waiver."

I strongly urge you to study the AOS process before your fiance arrives......Then you can marry and apply for adjustment of status BEFORE the expiration of the I-94 (90 days after arrival).
 
https://www.visajourney.com/content/k1k3aos/

Hi Visa Journey family just to give you guys a heads up my Visa journey is over my fiance was granted a Visa at the US Embassy in Santo Domingo😊😊😊

Newly married international couples don't (and aren't expected to) have a lot of joint property.  Your best evidence is your marriage certificate, evidence of actual time together, and continued communication.

If that were true, this place would be on 24/7 lockdown.