SalishSea

I really dislike it when people come on board and say "I'm from Latin America/ Africa." The only time they're proud to mention a country is when it's USA.
Even if you mention the city, noone here in US is going to find you.
 
Not sure why a date was written for the future. Something fishy going on here, hence the need to tell us AFRICA. 
I'm with @Redro. 
 
Lemme not say what I wanna say because I'll get a moderation and ban.

Nigeria?

They signed the marriage certificate in future date to let the divorce finalize first on the ceremony day.

Well there you go, proved my point exactly.
 
As mentioned Canadians get 6 months per entry so there is no overstay. Just leave a considerable amount of time since you last visited to try again.

Can you explain why I would be flagged though? 

Don't Canadians get 6 months per entry? So no, no overstay.
 
Your bigger problem is the amount of time you have spent in the US - what genuine tourist spends nearly 4 months on holiday, goes back home for 7 days then spends another 4 months on holiday?
 
Not a genuine one, that's for sure. I would not be surprised if you were denied entry or at least questioned heavily on how you are able to fund so much time away from home without working.

VAWA is not a viable route.
The OP may adjust status only through his K-1 petitioner.
Divorce is a matter for family law, not immigration law.
 
All possible advice to offer in this thread has been offered.
Any further grasping at solutions is fruitless and risks treading on the Terms of Service.
Accordingly, this thread is locked, and this topic is not to be restarted or referred to elsewhere.
 
VJ Moderation

VAWA isn’t just something you “do” just to get a GC.   Jeez.
 
there are criteria.   You do not meet the criteria.   This thread is teetering on TOS violations, I’m out.
 
Will say that the best thing you can do for your kids is to do things completely legally.

How do i do vawa? What will happen to her and my two kids if i do the VaWa? Do you have any like website or instructions on how to do it step by step? Please anything will do thank you

She is not eligible to sponsor you for a GC because your marriage is no longer valid.

No, you were only able to adjust status through that marriage, and it was not her responsibility to inform you about getting an SSN.
 
You will definitely need a family lawyer regarding your kids.  That is not an immigration issue.
 
So you have been here out of status for 7 years and you're just now looking into this?

No, you were only able to adjust status through that marriage, and it was not her responsibility to inform you about getting an SSN.
 
You will definitely need a family lawyer regarding your kids.  That is not an immigration issue.
 
So you have been here out of status for 7 years and you're just now looking into this?

She is not eligible to sponsor you for a GC because your marriage is no longer valid.

No, you were only able to adjust status through that marriage, and it was not her responsibility to inform you about getting an SSN.
 
You will definitely need a family lawyer regarding your kids.  That is not an immigration issue.
 
So you have been here out of status for 7 years and you're just now looking into this?

They may suspect (also as evidenced by your inquiry here) that you will not return to your country.

You don't have enough info for anyone to meaningfully answer this.
 
I suggest the person in question comes and asks her own questions.

They may suspect (also as evidenced by your inquiry here) that you will not return to your country.

When you have the exact wording and status of any petition filed, please post that, with enough context for us to understand.  Do you mean she previously sponsored HER ex husband?  What's the timing associated with the two filings?
 
If she is truly suspected of misstating who the father of her children is, that's a major issue.  One I've never seen here in 19 years.

The onus is on you to demonstrate to them the value of your assets, that they are liquid, etc.  No 401k, IRA, anything else more traditional to show them?  Otherwise, the joint sponsor solution is certainly the easiest solution.  

I am certainly familiar with Crypto. I assume others here are.
 
Time to pursue the Joint Sponsor.
 
 

Well, I anticipated this in November:
 
Based on that thread, you were also concerned about it. Did you find a joint sponsor in the meantime?
 
Finding a job now is probably a very late move that won't work.

Income must be proven by the listed formats in the instructions.
 
Because your taxable income as reported on your 2022 Tax transcript didn't meet the FPGLs, you'll need to provide proof in the manner of an employment verification letter and 6 months of paystubs (so getting a job now isnt gonna cut it) or other means if self employed (however that would be proven by your tax transcript). You have been very vague with your employment info so that's all I can provide on that front.
 
If you don't have proof of employment, you can use assets however they will need to meet 3 times the FPGLs. How do you plan to prove you've had 3 times the FPGLs stashed away in crypto assets and that amount has been there for a year? Ie. Somebody didn't give you the money to deposit yesterday and you are sending it all back to them tomorrow).
Assets are hard to prove never mind crypto currency. If they were cash in the bank, you'd need to provide a statement from the bank stating the conditions  and history of your savings.
Are you able to retrieve that from somewhere/someone as concrete proof?
 
The I864 is more important than you think and should not be taken lightly.
You will not pass go if your I864 is not filled out properly and the amounts within it must match the VALID proofs exactly. They do not do math for you.
PS. The tax return rolls over to 2023 tomorrow so if your tax transcript shows you met the FPGLs NOW, you can now use that instead of 2022. Your RFE may have even requested that. Look carefully.
PSS. Although a JS seems to be your only option, your form still must be complete and correct regarding your info.

Most people add their spouses to an employer-based plan.  I recommend you look for a job offering health insurance.  Being on your parents' insurance as a married adult does not make sense.

The 2 year J-1 residency waiver is not forgiven however, without an approved waiver.

I used a USPS Priority Mail flat rate package envelope.