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SalishSea

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SalishSea last won the day on December 19 2024

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  1. There is no “accreditation” for companies that assist with visas. There is no advantage to using a lawyer for that part of the process.
  2. Realistically, she will need to move to you. Will you still want the marriage if the green card is off the table?
  3. I doubt anyone here will be able to answer that based on personal experience. It is very rare that a K-1 petitioner is required to do biometrics or attend an interview.
  4. Delay it for a whole hour?
  5. It absolutely is our business, as OP has reached out in a public forum for “urgent” advice. Many of us here have years and years of experience navigating the U.S. immigration system, and if anything, it has turned us into realists. It doesn’t benefit anyone to sugarcoat and give false hopes. What OP has absolutely looks like a GC marriage, and no lawyer can magically change that.
  6. Supporting documentation for B2 visas is rarely considered. The evaluation of eligibility for a B visa is made entirely on the information you provide on the DS-160.
  7. No, he cannot come to visit with the plan to adjust status and stay. That is visa fraud.
  8. Zero time spent together in person during a ten year marriage would strongly suggest they are not.
  9. I would just file with the new address. It doesn't matter if you mail the packet when your fiance is visiting, or not.
  10. This is an ABSURD idea, and will only serve to confirm that you are in this for a green card, which is how it already looks. OP, you have an uphill battle. You will not be coming to the United States anytime soon, if at all. Like others have said, the best thing you could do is have your wife move to Pakistan and live together as married partners. The vetting and scrutiny is wayyyy harsher now than it was 10 years ago.
  11. Good. Weed out the abuse. They need to do something similar for the F-1 diploma mills too.
  12. Very unlikely she will get a B visa. Your money would be better spent visiting Russia.
  13. Neither a lawyer nor a member of congress has any say over embassy decisions. The onus is on you to contact the embassy and ask if they will take the case. Then they would request the file from the previous embassy.
  14. I'm sure that overtly suggesting lying to USCIS/DOS is against the TOS here....
  15. This is not required or recommended. There is no sponsorship for B visas.
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