Marieke H
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Work auth- tips for contacting
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Successful online wedding before K1 visa issued, now waiting for AOS (split topic)
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Successful online wedding before K1 visa issued, now waiting for AOS (split topic)
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Successful online wedding before K1 visa issued, now waiting for AOS (split topic)
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I am curious to see at what point in the future some USCIS officer will pay attention to the marriage date and the arrival date and flag this case. Could be during AOS, ROC, or citizenship. I would be very concerned that this will cause issues at some point. Definitely would not recommend this as an immigration pathway. -
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GC interview, job changed since I-864
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GC interview, job changed since I-864
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Bring an updated I-864 with supporting documents in case they want it. My husband had changed his job and I had just started working right before my green card interview. We brought an updated I-864, but the officer decided to just scribble notes on the one she already had. I was still glad I had brought a new one, because that made it easy to give her all the details she needed. They will go through all your documents and ask if anything has changed since you submitted your application, so that is when you will bring up the job change.
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Mandatory Interviews for Green Card applicants (August 2025) ?
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Mandatory Interviews for Green Card applicants (August 2025) ?
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Mandatory Interviews for Green Card applicants (August 2025) ?
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cdneh reacted to a post in a topic:
My fiance is diagnosed with cancer right before our K-1 visa plan. Looking for advice
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bingi2 reacted to a post in a topic:
Withdraw k1 application and submit marriage visa application
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Withdraw k1 application and submit marriage visa application
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Withdraw k1 application and submit marriage visa application
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Withdraw k1 application and submit marriage visa application
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Withdraw k1 application and submit marriage visa application
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You would just start over, so it will definitely not make things move faster. From your previous topics, it looks like your petitioner has a pretty serious criminal background. My guess is that this is what is causing things to go slowly in your case. You would face the same kind of issues if you apply for a spousal visa.
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On top of the huge age gap, I learned from OP's previous posts that this is a same-sex relationship, which also goes against the country's cultural norms. OP, in your previous posts you mentioned that chat logs are basically all the evidence you have. This will not be enough in your circumstances. You will need a lot more, stronger evidence to obtain a K-1 visa, and I don't think you will be able to collect that additional evidence.
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Are you referring to question 17g in Part 9? You do not need to provide evidence; you just indicate if you ever failed to pay child support or alimony. In your case, the answer is no, because you were never ordered to do so.
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It has been more than 20 days since June 2nd... In fact, if you really travelled to Canada on June 2nd, you are now over the 30 days cited in the CBP letter you shared. Where are you currently? Contact the Consulate/Embassy that issued your visa and ask about having it reissued.
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l-129F delay
Marieke H replied to wajir's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports
There is no delay at this point; you are still well within normal processing time. All you can do is relax and sit back and wait. Try to visit each other if you can. -
The instructions on the form are very clear (page 12, part 7): They are not asking this question for sponsorship reasons; they want to know who your family members are. So stepchildren should be listed; there is a box in which you explain the relationship, so you can indicate if this is a biological child or stepchild.
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K-1 Adjustment of Status: How should I-485 question about children be answered?
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As others have said, you can certainly try if you have the money. The timeline for your EAD approval looks promising, but don't get your hopes up.
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You have more than enough evidence, and it might even be too much if it is not organized well. Focus on quality evidence. I was approved without issues with much less evidence than what you listed. Do you mean photocopies of the actual cards? Don't do that! Just the statements are enough; these will show both of your names. No one needs to have the full card information unless you want to pay them. If you want to include pictures (not necessary, but you can), just pick a few that cover the span of your marriage. With all the other evidence you have, I really don't think text messages are necessary.
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I-129F Proof of Ongoing Relationship
Marieke H replied to Modest's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures
I think evidence of an upcoming trip is very poor evidence. Trips can easily be canceled. Just focus on your past and current relationship evidence, and don't worry about providing evidence for the future. -
I-129F Proof of Ongoing Relationship
Marieke H replied to Modest's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures
What's your reason for including this information anyway? You are supposed to provide evidence that you have met in person, not that you plan to go on a trip together in the future. Just don't include any of this and focus on your evidence of actually having met in person. -
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In Desperate Need of a Co-Sponsor
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Marieke H reacted to a post in a topic:
In Desperate Need of a Co-Sponsor
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But you are currently working, aren't you? The income requirements for a household of 3 really are not very high, and most people who work full-time are able to meet this requirement. If you have had this job for your brother-in-law for 5 months and can show paystubs, you can calculate what your annual income will be and use that. I am assuming that your brother-in-law will be able to provide an income verification letter.
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This is not how it works. Your spouse will not be issued a green card in her home country, and the green card does not get stamped. She will receive an immigrant visa that she will use to enter the country, and after paying the immigrant visa fee her green card will be mailed to her in the US. If you want to make sure she is eligible to receive a 10-year green card, postpone the initial entry until after your 2-year anniversary. Trying to get CBP to ignore the visa in her passport and just let her visit as a tourist is very unlikely to succeed.
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It's too bad that you didn't come here to ask these questions before filing... If being able to work soon after marriage is important, the CR-1 would have been a much better option. He will now have a long wait for the EAD, while with a CR-1 visa he would have been able to work immediately.
