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SalishSea

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    Seattle
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    Washington

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  1. She absolutely needs to tell the truth about the reasons for her visit, and who her contacts are in the US.
  2. IMHO you're not getting an immigrant visa for the US, DV or otherwise..
  3. I can’t imagine those will be issues. The DOS is very well versed in the identification of gang tattoos.
  4. 99% of I-129F K-1 petitions are processed at CSC. The other 1% are criminal background cases which are sent to Vermont. For other petition types, processing center assigned is unrelated to petitioner’s state/region of residence.
  5. Those are the processing centers. Yours is CSC. That is processing time only for petition approval, which is just the first step.
  6. You cannot reside in the US on ESTA. How old are you? You stated that you’re adults, but if so, how are your parents able to so closely control your life like this? Maybe it is time to look for better/full time employment and a more independent living situation?
  7. Doubtful. You sent the petition three months ago? Processing time for I-129F is currently 13.5 months.
  8. Seems a bit odd to discuss marriage within mere weeks of meeting someone, especially when you’ve already had a bad experience with a foreigner…..
  9. Again, I think it will be likely that she’s seen as an immigrant risk. It’s your $185 to try your luck though.
  10. I think you’re misunderstanding the requirements. Individual consulates do not set their own medical requirements.
  11. Yes, it will be a negative. B visas are judged on the applicant’s ties to their home country, and a job is a reason to return.
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