Crazy Cat

To answer your question, administrative processing can be neither waived nor expedited.

I disagree....and all the state polls I've seen say otherwise. Trump is rebuilding the Red Rust Wall in the north, and he is currently leading in all the other swing states.

***Moved to Direct Consular Filing***

You can file as of 11 / 14 / 2024. I would wait a couple days after that.

Be aware that even some traditional (not civil) marriages have been denied at the interview level in some consulates. Please keep us updated as your experience will be valuable to others in this situation.

I don't know what kind of personal information you mean....As I said, I would change my password. Are you using an iphone? A VPN? You can also contact @Captain Ewok, the site administrator for site related questions.

I would change my VJ password to a strong one. Are you using an iphone? The most a person could do with your VJ credentials is to post spam.....and I haven't seen any posted by your account. Moderators CLOSELY watch for that here......we watch VERY, VERY closely.

Your Visa Journey account? From whom did this notification come?

That appears to be a denial of your expedite request. Please keep us updated.

Did you read this in your link? "As in the United States, marriages in Colombia can be contracted in a civil or religious ceremony. " I wish you had come to VJ before getting married in Colombia. We would have advised you to avoid any kind of ceremony which could be seen as a marriage. We would have advised you to wait until after the US wedding for any kind of ceremony in Colombia. I think you may no longer be qualified for a K-1. You might be facing a denial at the K-1 interview. A "yes" answer will get a swift denial from the Consulate Officer, imo. A "no" answer, in your situation, could also mean a denial if the Consulate Officer thinks you are too married for a K-1 based on having done the Catholic ceremony. Other members might feel differently.

Yes.

G-325a has not been needed for years. It might be beneficial to read the guides here on VJ for any changes. Good luck.

You're looking at 18 months to 2 years.. The I-130 will take a about a year...then the NVC process will take a few months...then medical exam and interview. Read and study the guide below. Also, you might be interested in the Philippines forum.

Everything is invalid. He must immediately refile a proper I-485 package, an I-131 package, and a new I-765 package.

I would take original or certified copy. Naturalization Interview, What to Bring, US Citizenship (shusterman.com)

Passport will work.

***Like threads merged***

There is also a box on the I-765.

That could be.

The Social Security Administration and USCIS are completely different government entities, their processes are different, and process times can vary. I would think printing an EAD is more complex than printing a SS card. Looks like you will be fully equipped for work soon.

When did you start (file) the divorce proceedings? I'm just clarifying the sequence of events. We have members who are familiar with this kind of situation.

When did you begin divorce proceeding?

Is this correct? I-751 submitted: April 2021 Divorce: Sept 2021 I-751 approved: Oct 2022 You never changed to a divorce waiver. Was the divorce finalized in Sept 2021?

When did you file the I-751? You divorced before the I-751 was approved? I-751 submitted: April 2021 Divorce: Sept 2021 I-751 approved: Oct 2022 You never changed to a divorce waiver. Correct?

You do not want anything which might appear ambiguous to USCIS. Get a formal, legal courthouse wedding and a legal marriage certificate.