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Visa valid for entry on that date. Up to CBP after that.  Phd unrelated to B2 entry, bf carries proof of ties to cambodia. 

A violation is a violation, as you alluded. Nothing high or low. 
 
That being said, OP's mom may adjust. 

And those violations (previous B2 aos\cos) raise the bar for other genuine applicants to get B2s. 

That's what I meant. 

Employment in the US not permitted on a tourist visa. 

Correction for above.. you didn't apply, they did. 
He can apply any time (condition laid out by IO has been met). 

Husband visiting his son should get nothing from his US mother. Maybe wife's letter indicating a son, that's about it. 
 
Everyone should stop heeding suspect advice from online websites, many of them India-centric that play loose with facts. 

Check it here https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/home
 

Husband visiting his son should get nothing from his US mother. Maybe wife's letter indicating a son, that's about it. 
 
Everyone should stop heeding suspect advice from online websites, many of them India-centric that play loose with facts. 

Things getting screwed happens on occasion. Visit local SS office and reapply for a new card if one isn't in the works. 

Came upon this thread..
Sue them for what?  USCIS is well within it's right to seek answers to ensure those seeking immigration benefits are eligible. You might very well have a bonafide relationship but the interviewer doesn't know that. USCIS knows people fake sham marriages for a green card. 

Entirely possible

If wife's life\religion at risk, AOS a no-brainer. 

If wife's life\religion at risk, AOS a no-brainer. 

She can't lie. If visiting a US bf, she has to say so and be truthful on the ds160, the CO, and\or CBP. 

Is your family (assuming muslim) ok with you dating and co-habiting with someone twice your age? If so, you apply for a b2 and find out. 

Working illegally can be caught, and\or overstaying puts an individual at risk of being prosecuted, and potentially deported. 
 
Has nothing to do with whether I like it or not.

If this is a vacation, it's considered part of living life. Should be no issues. 

If this is a vacation, it's considered part of living life. Should be no issues. 

Is your family (assuming muslim) ok with you dating and co-habiting with someone twice your age? If so, you apply for a b2 and find out. 

If wife intends to immigrate to the US, CR1 visa is appropriate, 12-mo process on average, and December approval seems unlikely. There are no certainties with immigration, and there are inherent risks with marrying on overseas spouse. 
 
She could apply for a B2 visa but no guarantee she'd be approved. Even if b2 is approved, she cannot use that to enter the US to be petitioned for a spousal visa. CR1 interview should be in Kyiv. Better to begin her petition sooner than later. 

If wife intends to immigrate to the US, CR1 visa is appropriate, 12-mo process on average, and December approval seems unlikely. There are no certainties with immigration, and there are inherent risks with marrying on overseas spouse. 
 
She could apply for a B2 visa but no guarantee she'd be approved. Even if b2 is approved, she cannot use that to enter the US to be petitioned for a spousal visa. CR1 interview should be in Kyiv. Better to begin her petition sooner than later. 

Irrespective of a 3- or 10-yr ban, wouldn't be easy approval for another b2. Why would a CO trust someone who wants right in as soon as a previous overstay ban is ending?

Irrespective of a 3- or 10-yr ban, wouldn't be easy approval for another b2. Why would a CO trust someone who wants right in as soon as a previous overstay ban is ending?

FYI, try not to be flippant about her working under the table as you seem to suggest. The road to wrongdoings is paved with good intentions.