kris&me

The sooner you start the process, the sooner the visa will be issued......it will be several months before he can schedule his interview....just my opinion.

Before you have that talk with him,  print out the emails and any texts
you may need this evidence later

Before you have that talk with him,  print out the emails and any texts
you may need this evidence later

officers have to give each report a number/  you will need that number to request a copy of the report but the following applies for any that are under investigation
https://www.maine.gov/dps/msp/investigation-traffic/records
 
Please be advised that police investigative and intelligence records are not generally considered public records under Maine law, and the release of such records is restricted under Title 16, chapter 9 of the Maine Revised Statutes Annotated.
          Below you will find a link to the application form for requesting an investigative record, as well as the fee structure for the release of reports. Please be advised that if you request, and are entitled to, multimedia files that are graphic in nature, you may also be required to sign an additional release acknowledging your understanding of the nature of the item(s) requested.

Before you have that talk with him,  print out the emails and any texts
you may need this evidence later

i have no issue with an american wanting to marry here and a person coming to accommodate the USC so the USC family can be part of it / even to have the other family here on tourist visa to also attend 
but that person needs to return and go thru the CR1 as we all do
and if USCIS would do away with the AOS for a visitor maybe more tourists visas could be issued so people come here to spend their money 

Congratulations 
and please do keep us informed and update timeline as needed
writing embassy review is always helpful for those who follow you
Good luck and hope your AP is short lived

Congratulations 
and please do keep us informed and update timeline as needed
writing embassy review is always helpful for those who follow you
Good luck and hope your AP is short lived

since you say the K1 had been approved (decision) and you sent a letter to cancel the visa as relationship ended and the bene decided to stay in Japan,  then yes, normal for USCIS to inform you that activity had taken action (i would suspect to cancel the approved visa)

It may help to show you can add her (by affording the extra premium) to your employer's health care insurance

It may be better to go to the interview / they will ask for you to send in the medical exam when you are able to do it
some embassies will say denied but it is temporary till the medical is received 
 

It does help to know what any office goes thru to get the job done
my momma always said  "we should have to work in the service industry with people" if only at a fast food chain to put ourself thru college
it helps understanding 
and we can not ever judge what a person does on any single day when you wait on them/ they could have just had a terrible experience
 

see a lawyer here ASAP (you can call today and see today or tomorrow)
This is to protect your interests for the divorce
Any children?  important as you can not take a child out of the states (even out of a state) without spouse's approval
inform your spouse of name of your attorney and let him handle your side
I , personally ,  would not file for the divorce
i would let the USC pay spouse's lawyer,  and for the divorce  and the filing fees 
you only need to protect your rights under the divorce and a lawyer can explain this for a consultation fee

first i hope your connecting time is not too short 
landing time is about 20 minutes before you get to even unload 
most of us do allow 3 hours for customs and immigration / things happen like plane can be late / bad weather/ much depends on the day and time you are arriving
 
one review of Houston said line was long as he had to stand in tourist line (as you are not US resident yet
 
but process with officer was just checking visa and asking a few questions
 

My father in law sent his income and proof of residency and job when he sent his application to come to see us

Your supporting documents should have been sent with application
The packet is reviewed prior to interview and a lot of consulates make the decision based on your application and supporting evidence
you will read here over and over that a CO does not look at the things bought to the interview

Your supporting documents should have been sent with application
The packet is reviewed prior to interview and a lot of consulates make the decision based on your application and supporting evidence
you will read here over and over that a CO does not look at the things bought to the interview

Your supporting documents should have been sent with application
The packet is reviewed prior to interview and a lot of consulates make the decision based on your application and supporting evidence
you will read here over and over that a CO does not look at the things bought to the interview

Your supporting documents should have been sent with application
The packet is reviewed prior to interview and a lot of consulates make the decision based on your application and supporting evidence
you will read here over and over that a CO does not look at the things bought to the interview

Your supporting documents should have been sent with application
The packet is reviewed prior to interview and a lot of consulates make the decision based on your application and supporting evidence
you will read here over and over that a CO does not look at the things bought to the interview

see a lawyer here ASAP (you can call today and see today or tomorrow)
This is to protect your interests for the divorce
Any children?  important as you can not take a child out of the states (even out of a state) without spouse's approval
inform your spouse of name of your attorney and let him handle your side
I , personally ,  would not file for the divorce
i would let the USC pay spouse's lawyer,  and for the divorce  and the filing fees 
you only need to protect your rights under the divorce and a lawyer can explain this for a consultation fee

The government site is the best as they don't go into our history more than these 100 questions
 
https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship/educators/educational-products/100-civics-questions-and-answers-mp3-audio-english-version
 
they will ask 10 (if you answer the 1st 6 right ,  they go no further) you only have to have 6 out of 10 right

child I assume is coming on K2 visa with the stamp in passport
so POE officer should know immigration has done all the work to ok the visa and entry 
 
if wrong i stand corrected by more knowledgeable than me (i didn't to do a K2)
 
https://www.stilt.com/blog/2019/06/k2-visa/

you do need a missionary work visa not tourist visa for South Africa
note this from missionary work site in south Africa as you have to report to a missionary training center
there are other requirements also concerning the flight
Will missionaries travel alone to the MTC?
Each missionary is flying from their home state and will connect in major airports such as Atlanta. Missionaries will meet up in major connecting points and continue travel to the MTC together.
When will missionaries get their passport back?
They will receive their passport and itinerary via FedEx about two weeks prior to their travel to the missionary training center.
FBI clearance letter is also needed plus 6 blank visa pages 

Has to have a green card to work so the following
 
A green card authorizes an individual to live and work in the United States permanently. A green card is valid for ten years and must be renewed subsequently. A green card holder can apply for U.S. citizenship after five years as a lawful permanent resident.