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Crazy Cat

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  1. So, you received an official RFE from USCIS?
  2. I think everyone feels frustrated at times during the immigration process. It is quite daunting in some respects, but there are some very helpful folks here. I always say that The US immigration process requires a great deal of knowledge, planning, time, patience, and a significant amount of money. Hang in there. Good luck on your journey.
  3. ***OP edited by VJ Moderation to remove inappropriate language***
  4. Good point. OP won't qualify for Medicare until after 1 year of marriage to a US citizen/LPR who has 40+ quarters of qualifying work credit ...and after US working spouse is 62 years old.
  5. ****Spammer ejected**** -VJ Moderation
  6. He is wrong. You can marry while inside the US via VWP. You just can't legally enter the US as a visitor with the intent to stay and live in the US.
  7. The issue isn't I-864 sponsorship. This is a family reunification visa. The petitioner MUST live in the US.
  8. Petitioners MUST have US domicile or plans to re-establish domicile. No exception that know. A visa will not be issued otherwise.
  9. Jack Smith- the illegitimate special prosecutor.
  10. Why would you consider doing that?
  11. He needs to contact the consulate and ask if he can reschedule. However, I think you have more serious issues to consider. Good luck.
  12. There are no requirements to provide financial documents, and the consulate officer has no obligation to look at extra documentation. In FY 2023, the B visa refusal rate for Pakistan was 41%.
  13. 1. The previously filed I-129f is invalid as of the day you married. It will have no effect on your spousal case. 2. Your consulate has total discretion on whether to accept your I-130 and case. You should contact them to ask if they will accept based on your circumstances. 3. Your consulate cannot accept your case (DCF) if you have already submitted an I-130 through USCIS.
  14. Your wife can file an I-751 no earlier than 90 days prior to the expiration date printed on the card. If USCIS receives it even one day early, it will be rejected. Follow this guide: After filing a proper I-751, she will automatically receive an extension letter which will extend the expiration date on the card for 48 months.
  15. Yes. Apply under 5 year rule (General Provision). It requires less evidence and scrutiny. This is all we had to submit for wife: 5 years Tax transcripts Proof of my 1st marriage Termination Proof of Wife's 1st Marriage Termination Copy of Wife's Green Card Our Marriage Certificate
  16. Filing for spouse and 2 children means they are all 3 separate cases. There will be I-130 filing fees, NVC fees, medical exam fees, immigrant fees, etc. for each person.
  17. Could be a couple more weeks. Personally, I would wait another month or more before sending a new package.
  18. ***This thread is locked per OP request***
  19. The US immigration process is loaded with "hoops" to jump through. It is also a lengthy process. The process requires a great deal of knowledge, planning, time, patience, and a significant amount of money. Morocco is a difficult consulate. You are wise to gather as much info as possible....and Visa Journey is a great place to do that. I suggest spending as much time together as possible and studying the VJ guides. I wish you the best of luck.
  20. Most everyone who is enrolled in Medicare Part B has to pay for it. I believe, for most people, it's $174.00 per month this year (that's what I pay). When you start mixing Medicare with employer plans, it can get tricky. I would talk with a qualified Medicare consultant.
  21. Big red flag...for practical reasons as well as immigration concerns. Proof of actual time together will be your most important evidence when the time comes. You are dealing with a difficult consulate which makes that even more important. I certainly would not marry at this point...or on the first visit.
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