Gera & Rocio

totally right:D

I can relate. I parked my vehicle in the parking garage called "Mills Plaza Parking Structure Garage"...
401 N Oregon St,El Paso, TX 79901 (Near the intersection of N Oregon St and E Main St/W Main Dr)
The building structure is about 9 stories. I payed $8 dollars daily and had my car parked there roughly 1 week. The securities that man the parking garage are very courteous and friendly. I got a taxi from the parking garage to the "Puente Cordova/America's Bridge" for about $18.
If I had to do the process it all over, I wouldn't hesitate to park my vehicle there once again!
-Gera

I am not really sure, but could be an RFE. Call the USCIS right away.. Good luck..

You're welcome. Sounds like a solid plan!

As long as the USC's most recent Income Tax Return shows the minimum income requirement, it should be safe.
Commonly, the RFE comes in when the USC's income met the requirement presently, but the most recent Income Tax Return showed otherwise. In this case, sufficient documentation to prove his/her current income should be substantial enough.

Yes I agree. I do not see the point in waiting. We already waited for K1. But this is a lot tolerable as we get to wait with our loved one.
I just wish we all get smooth approvals, and no RFE's.

It is normal. It can take up to 30 days to hear from them. If the 30 day mark passes, call them.

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actually, she did NOT share what the emergency was. She merely said she went to stop a disaster, you have no idea what her disaster was, nor does it matter in the least. She came here asking for help, not for a bunch of drama queens making judgments. In a perfect world she would have gone to USCIS and applied for emergency AP, but she CLEARLY stated she did NOT have enough time. And why does it matter to you or anyone else on this site if she was "careless", as you state? She had an emergency, she went home, it's water under the bridge. It's no ones business, including mine, why she went.

Honestly she doesnt have to share her circumstances in a public website even for an advice. It's none of our business to know her personal life . So no its not BS. Besides to help a person you dont have to know the exact situation to help with her mistake. All we had to know is she had an emergency ( don't have to know what it is), she got out of the country without proper authorization (unknowingly) and what to do to fix the problem. And thats how problems get solved without going into personal life.

I find it amazing that anyone would just up and leave, and damn the consequences of not being able to be with their loved one for, what, up to 18 months these days given the glacial pace at which USCIS is operating?

+2 ^

Threatening to leave the relationship because the visa process is not going fast enough has nothing to do with passing MY bar, it is plain bizarre !
It is not ok to spew this just because she is frustrated and mad like a spoiled child, needs to be supportive instead.
That's my opinion. Period. Crying, tears yes.... but threatening to leave ? Seriously ?

I completely agree with your statement. To me, such a response by the beneficiary is plain ludicrous.