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I don't doubt that any attempt to bring in a third wife or finacee will be scrutinized closely. His 2 previous situations are all on record so USCIS will be well informed. He is going to have to have a lot more evidence of a legitimate relationship than he did previously.

According to Nolo Legal Materials they list CIMT (Crime of Moral Turpitude) as the following:

• murder
• voluntary manslaughter
• involuntary manslaughter, in some cases
• rape
• spousal abuse
• child abuse
• incest
• kidnapping
• robbery
• aggravated assault
• mayhem
• animal fighting
• theft
• fraud, and
• conspiracy, attempt, or acting as an accessory to a crime if that crime involved moral turpitude.

Possession of a BB Gun does not appear to fall under any of these categories. I'm really curious about that charge because usually you only see it if a BB Gun is brought into a firearms restricted area or brandished in public and is mistaken for a real firearm. Does Australia have that restrictive firearms or simulation firearms laws?

Anyway, try the ESTA and then go for plan B if that doesn't work.

Is that how this works?

Apparently the embassy is encouraging young good looking Filipina to get on FB and find someone to date and marry. Just not this person. Ya, I was scratching my head on some of the embassy's responses.

Yes, on paper that is a lot of red flags. A DUI, a domestic assault, 2 divorces and an age gap. The last 2 really aren't much of a problem by themselves but add them to the other 2 and they become a possible problem. She might be trying to get an appeal but If the consulate issued a protective denial then I'm not sure of an approval. Check out information about IMBRA.

My advice? Get a lawyer and see if marrying with a CR-1 is an option. K-1s once denied are usually a dead end. Find out what you need to prove that you have taken the proper actions, classes, etc to counter the DUI and Assault. Be prepared. This won't be easy. Good Luck.

I understand that each situation is different. My son's father is on birth certificate and is his only child. Our son was born here in Memphis and my fiancé was here for the birth. It just seems to be a bit overkill and slightly offensive to me.

Who is the USC? You state your son was born here in Memphis and your fiance was here for the birth. Are you the USC or were you visiting the US and had the child there? If so then no DNA test is required. Please clarify since your statements are confusing. Please don't be insulted. There rules and tests in place for good reasons. I know this from personal experience having adopted a child in the past.

I am not asking about the relationship because weve been together for awhile and have seen each other multiple times. I have 0 doubt they would think our relationship is fake. Im asking about marriage or fiance visa because we arent sure which route is easier for us.

Understood. But you asked if marriage would be better and nothing had been said before about the status of your relationship. It was not an accusation but it is part of the whole approval process. Typically people take the marriage route when the possibility of a K-1 is denied or has been denied. A marriage would allow you to work immediately if approved but the process is longer. Also a co-sponsor is allowable. 1 yr or more. My apologies for offending you or prying into something you did not want to discuss in this thread.

Good luck, prepare well, expect another grueling interview. Everything from before is in your case file and will be reviewed and possibly re-questioned. It all depends on them. Pray you do not get a STOKES interview.

do you think marriage would be better?

How many times have you and your finance actually seen each other in person and for how long? Just because you get married doesn't mean that is proof of a genuine relationship. That's the other part of this process and the most important for both a K-1 or CR-1. Nothing is going to happen unless US government is convinced your relationship is for real.

It seems to be trust issue that you are not ready to share your weapth with her... ?

Depending on the state, this shouldn't be a problem. All assets prior to the marriage are his and he should have documented them. After the marriage, assets acquired or income earned are considered jointly owned. Again, state marriage law would need to be consulted. As far as trust is concerned, it would be only a vague guess since there is not enough information to go by.

Thank you! What is an AOS?

Adjustment of Status. Temporary Green Card, Work Permit, Advanced Parole for emergency travel are usually filed together to make of Adjustment of status. The cost right now is about $1070.00 and usually done shortly after you get married. You can't work legally in the United States without the Work Permit. That includes things like creating artwork and selling online.

We will be starting a business in her name in Nepal and I don't want her to have US tax liability (especially at my 40% rate) on it..

1) Is she a resident in the United States or not? The above statement doesn't make it clear. 2) You can file married filing separately. Your tax rate would not apply to her. It would be on her worldwide income only.

However, the #1 thing USCIS looks at is co-mingling of financial assets and living arrangements. Joint tax returns is the primary evidence. You will need many many pieces of other evidence to make up the glaring deficit in proof if you go through with your plan.

I just asked a friend and she said her friends US fiance had a co-sponsor and they submitted their papers last July and that shes in California now. Yes he plans on getting a better job. does he need to have one tax return to show or can it just be his fathers tax returns? thank you!

If you are going through trying to get the K-1 then I believe you only need the father's tax return for 1 year on the I-134 with proof of current income but with the AOS then more is required. The I-134 is not a binding legal document. The I-184 is and has much tougher requirements including proving income above the 125% poverty level. Please keep in mind, the father has to make enough to cover his entire household count plus you. I would suggest reading the instructions and requirements for the I-134 and I-184 forms.

It's based on only the husband's income as the co-sponsor. He needs to prove his income. A transcript only shows the joint income. W-2s, Paycheck Stubs, etc.

Whether you do a K-1 or get married and do a CR-1, you and your fiance need to have a little more financial security. I don't know if your fiance is a full time student or not but obviously he does not make enough money in his current job and most likely never will. Yes, I have also heard that the Philippines rarely allow a cosponsor. You also have to have go through the AOS which has 125% of the poverty level. My advice would be wait until he gets a better job, get married and apply for a CR-1.

How are you filing taxes now? What is your tax filing status? If you are married it's Married Filing Jointly, Married Filing Separately or Head of Household if you have a qualifying dependent.

Sometimes Canadians are allowed to cross without activating their K1 visa. It's very dependent on the CBP officer you encounter.

Not sure I'd want to risk that.

Sorry to give you bad news but as stated, K-1 is a one time only visa. You cross the border and you need to stay and get married within 90 days. You're going to have to wait until October 2, 2016. You cannot use any other visa either. A K-1 takes precedence over other visas.

OK, now that makes more sense. Thanks for clearing that up.

Can you explain better what that means? I am assuming it's job qualifications but is there a difference in languages? I wouldn't think any translation would be required between Australia and the United States. Are they looking for a resume or Letters of Employment from your previous employers? Sorry, your employer's request is not making sense to me.

lots of conversation on basically zero information from OP. noice!

I know right? I'm reading these answers and I'm going.. uh? How is advice being given when you don't even know the facts of the story? How about we start asking the OP questions and quit giving advice until we get some answers.

P.S. I'm going out on a limb and say that no matter what, the OP needs a lawyer ASAP if the OP has been accused of marriage fraud by USCIS.

Just be truthful. If there is a case report, get that if you can. I doubt it will be denied.

Use as many separate sheets as you need. I used things similar to the following except the self employed part:

XYZ Company From To

Seeking Employment From To (In between Jobs)

ABC Company From To

Self Employed From To

Seeking Employment From To

EFH Company From To

Part 2 - You fill out maybe "In Support of Spouse's I-130", She fills out "In Connection with I-130"

Contact NVC and the Embassy. You may have to follow up in writing. Ask them what you need to do. As far as 18 months of lies. Sighhh... that's going to need some serious time to think through and so on. You did your part. My own personal experience is I had married a woman a long time ago and I thought she was a wonderful person and so on. Lot's of good moments, some not so good. Then the mask came off and I was dealing with a Borderline/Histrionic Personality disorder situation. She found a victim, married him and then after a while he lies about who she was as a person were exposed. It's taken years to get over that. I would say it's time to get some counseling or a support group, have a beer or 10. Learn from the experience. See if you can hind sight spot the signs that may have told you that something else was going on. Truly sorry you had to go through this.

they are closed now . also takes at least an hour to get them on phone I work at the same time NVC office hours not able to call from work for that much time . wanted to know if anyone else had a same message ? please reply if someone had a same issue . what happened next

You sure? According to this you should have 4+ hours left.

Do like it says. Contact NVC with your case number immediately for your case status.