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  1. I'd say you may have a chance (depending upon your specifics) for a B1/B2. Since you have no intention of residing in the US with her applying for a K-1/CR-1 visa may not be the best route since it's technically visa fraud. Additionally the K-1 requires income except in cases of extraordinary assets which it seems you have. Also, you can only do two K-1s in your lifetime and the K-1 will take about a year to be processed at this point. I know someone who does difficult cases.
  2. Yes, the stated requirement is that you've met in person within the last two years. However, meeting only once prior to applying may cause your petition to receive extra scrutiny. Make sure you have plenty of solid evidence that your relationship is bona fide
  3. This could raise questions during the AOS process, but since the CBP officer let her in she shouldn't be denied. The date in the sealed packet often relates to how long the medical exam or underlying petition is valid, not necessarily her admissibility window. I recommend during your AOS ASAP just to compensate for any potential delays.
  4. A couple of things. Having 'quite a bit of money saved up' doesn't meet the income requirement unless we're talking about over $140,000. The USCIS generally requires income and they like to see a steady or increasing income not just savings. it's perfectly fine to use your parents address, you need to use a US address to help show that you two intend to reside in the US. You should consider a spousal visa instead. The DWI in 2012 won't make a huge difference unless there's a pattern of disorderly conduct Chinese nationals experience longer processing times due to background checks and other administrative processing so be prepared for that.
  5. Both partners must provide passport style photos, and they must be real photos not just copies. You can just send them to him and he can upload it if you're doing it online.
  6. If he overstayed he may have a 10 year bar. You'll need to check. If he is eligible there will be extreme scrutiny to make sure the relationship is bona fide and not just for immigration purposes. Most definitely would recommend a CR-1 rather than a K-1 in this situation.
  7. It depends on what the arrest 20 years ago was for. It's good that it was non violent but if it was a felony for sure...wire fraud, that's still very serious and you'll need to provide your arrest and court documents and character references. Then there's the that that you're on your second foreign wife. That's not necessarily a bad thing, sometimes things just don't work out but since you can only file two in your lifetime it'll still be taken under consideration. It's unlikely your K-1 will be on fast track approval unfortunately.
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