AlphaArietis

Why do you send a G-1145?
 
Instructions on the USCIS website clearly say that "This service is available for applications filed at a USCIS Lockbox facility."
https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/g-1145.pdf

You don't qualify for the 3 year rule.
 
From the USCIS website about the 3 year rule (general eligibility requirements)
Have been living in marital union with the U.S. citizen spouse, who has been a U.S. citizen during all of such period, during the 3 years immediately preceding the date of filing the application and up until examination on the application https://www.uscis.gov/us-citizenship/citizenship-through-naturalization/naturalization-spouses-us-citizens

No, they can't withdraw the sponsorship.

i just called USCIS. 1, 2, 2, 2 is what got me through and I got to speak to a live person immediately. Thank you for the suggestion @Lara7!
 
I told her that I still haven't received my biometric appointment notice and it has been more than 30 days. She transferred me to a Tier 2 officer quickly. I received a call back in 10 minutes.
 
The Tier 2 officer was a kind lady. She verified my information and told me that my biometric appointment hasn't been scheduled yet. I'm relieved because that means that it hasn't been lost in the mail or anything. They are just slow as hell scheduling those appointments, it seems like. Anyway, she gave me my case number which would be on the biometric appointment notice, so now I can check my case status online on the USCIS website.

Right, I'm a July 2017 CSC filer and I still haven't received my biometrics letter. My NOA1 is dated July 26th, I received it on August 1st. There are quite a few people in our group that like me have late July NOA1s and are still waiting for the bio letter.  For some reason the majority of early/mid July filers received theirs quite fast. The waiting is frustrating, but oh well.  
 
Best of luck to you, August filers!  

Same here. My husband and I have been living in the same place ever since I moved to the U.S. and we are only planning to move after I'm done with Naturalization.

Drivers license or State ID showing the same address? 
Health/dental/life insurance?
Power of attorney and/or will?
 

I agree, it's great evidence. My husband and I have MPOAs. There are many low cost or even free forms out there.

Why not use unrestricted Social Security Card AND Drivers License (or State ID)?

Uh...
(clears throat, taking two steps forward)
because you started another thread stating you are Christian and he is Muslim.
*takes three steps back*

We tried to help you, so stop being arrogant. Your case is FULL of red flags (being engaged shortly after having met, meeting breefly in person and only one time, cultural differences, different religion, fraudster relative, etc).
You have been told a bunch of useful answers. IF you have solid evidence of bonafide relationship, his uncle shouldn't matter but he is definitely a huge red flag either way. MORE TIME SPENT IN PERSON TOGETHER is needed if you want to get approved. Egypt is a high fraud country and the US Consulate in Egypt won't be impressed that he has met you only once in person. It's not being negative and pessimistic, these are FACTS.
It is still beyond my understanding why after seeing your sister heartbroken you jumped in a relationship with a relative of the fraudster.

She obviously meant his uncle.

I meant to say his uncle.

Egypt is also a HIGH fraud country, so the same rules apply.
Why are you so sure after "one brief meeting" when you "didn't stand next to each other" (you said these things) that he is not a fraudster like his brother is? FYI the rose and the towel and other fishy things are typical when fraudsters from third world countries try to make American women fall in love with them.
This whole story is surreal.

Calm down. Nobody is a naysayer here. If you don't want to hear honest answers, why did you open this thread? You are babbling.

Because the photos and how you met in person DOES matter to USCIS... more than his uncle. USCIS does not care AT ALL whether those photos were taken by a professional photographer or not. Your photos and other evidence of having met should show genuine love, period. Your whole story just doesn't seem to add up and is very very odd.

She asked whether you plan to meet him again BEFORE the K1 visa interview. In order to get married you need the K1 visa to be approved first.

How is it possible that you had photos taken together but you didn't stand next to each other??

1. Really? Everyone here is also engaged or married to the best guy in the world. I know I certainly am. He's quite frankly awesome. My lovely ol' chap and light of my life.
2. Okay, for your sake I hope so. I think God will let you know the answer on that soon, from one believer to another. We don't always like to hear what His thoughts on the matter either, as you should be aware.
3. How exactly would you like for that to happen? Your application as it stands will most likely be denied, and your fiancé can't be in contact distance.
4. Of course, I don't know anyone here that said or implied they were all the same. In fact there's Muslims replying to you in this thread, that I'm sure know this fact, and have explained things to you in a logical manner.
5. No they aren't either. But Muslims and Christians will have to stop standing on balconies and come down and be in the same room, possibly face to face in order to satisfy the US government.
6. I don't quite think you do. There's a lot of assuming going on.
7. I hope so, for his sake. Maybe also for both your parents' sake, cultural differences aside.
8. What's wealth have to do with it?
9. See answer no 3.
10. See answer no 1.
Bottom line: if OP could stop being vague, hostile, and receptive to advice without thinking the world is attacking her (it is not), persons here would be more receptive. I think the answer to the original questions here were answered quite clearly. It's more a matter of will she actually heed it because it's not what she wanted to hear. We all don't like criticism or to be told what we're doing is wrong. But sometimes, it's exactly what is needed. Maybe it's youth. I was young once, and thought I was untouchable. We probably all did. Whatever, this will not get through anyway.

These things are all off topic and way too personal. I hope you don't consider these statements evidence of bonafide relationship because the USCIS sure as hell won't.

I have pointed out at the very beginning of the other thread that this user cannot be for real. He/She is obviously trolling and enjoys getting the attention. I have yet to understand why some of my comments got deleted in the other thread. I was pointing out the obvious. Calling a spade a spade.
IF this story is real, then the OP knows NOTHING about how immigration works. And IF this case is real, it will get denied most likely at the USCIS stage, but definitely at the embassy interview. But again, this can't be real. There is too much bs.

Nobody is attacking you. You just don't like people calling you what you are: a troll. It is ridiculous how badly you try to make yourself sound like a victim who gets attacked here. Your story is not even coherent. Next time try to memorize it before you start your show.