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You don't file for anything. The US citizen petitioner files for it.

C. Cat needs to publish his Tales of the Green Card and get his book tour and movie deal first, before his political career commences!

Not necessarily. We both signed a joint letter of intent to marry and were approved with no RFEs.

Visas are not purchased. You must interview after paying a fee for the applications. Sounds like you got scammed.

Where is the mother currently?

Nothing with the Social Security Administration happens "urgently."

A 23 year old cannot come as a derivative child on a K visa, nor can you adopt an adult. There is no "family visa." If you marry the mother, she can eventually petition the daughter (as long as the daughter remains unmarried). It will take many years, given that you are doing a K-1, and your fiance will not be able to petition her until she has a green card.

On the basis explained by @milimelo, above. Not required to attend interview.

Doubt that would be approved. Might want to have a backup joint sponsor, or get another job/better job so that you can afford to bring over an immigrant.

The difference is that an auntie has no path to immigrate through you, whereas OP's mother could immigrate via OP. Huge difference.

My state, Washington issues DLs without regard to immigration status. However, applicants have to show evidence of residence in the state of Washington, so it wouldn't work that way for someone from another state.

You are the petitioner, and the sponsor, full stop. He may need a joint sponsor, but you are always the primary sponsor.

In general, I recommend people print out and follow the optional checklist/instructions as a guide. That is what we did. We didn't even send any pictures, although we had evidence (passport stamps, primarily) of several years of trips back and forth between the US and NZ before filing. That being said, for MENA/S. Asian countries, and particularly Iran, the general advice is to front-load that petition with as much high quality evidence as you have. This is because certain countries (Iran included) are high-risk/high-fraud, and there is additional vetting of visa applicants. You do not want to give them any reason to deny for lack of relationship evidence, as that is at least something you do have control over. The very best type of evidence is from time spent together in person - the more time, the better. How much time have you spent together in person? Do you have any 'red flags'?

Agreed. OP, would your spouse be amenable to going to couples' counseling? He may need outside help to see that he needs to step up and be a partner to you. As an adult, he has control over how his adult relationship with his parents will go.

You have the right to safety and happiness, just like anyone else. Interpersonal issues with the in-laws are not an immigration issue. They cannot take away your GC. If you divorce before removing conditions on your GC, you can petition with a divorce waiver. Best luck.

US GC is not intended for living abroad and visiting the US a couple of times per year. She risks losing it by doing this.

Seems you did a petition without really understand the nature of this visa. Please read and do some initial research. It will safe you time, money, and a possible denial. I-129F petitions are taking around 13 months for approval currently.

We must be due for at least a pizza party by now.

Promised.

So, you’re not “from” the UK.

Nobody misread anything. This website has a TOS (agreed to by your when your joined) that states you cannot tell people to refrain from posting, which you have now done AGAIN.

Right. I’m refraining to help until he issues those pay raises, adjusted for the increase in inflation since January 2022 😉

It was only Crazy Cat and Adventine he singled out and told not to post. You’re good so far. 😉

So she’s claiming to NOT have immigrant intentions (as required for the B2, for which she wants an extension), yet is planning to stay and adjust status? Do you really not see the issue here!?

Really? You just thanked Adventine, and now you’re asking her to “refrain from responding”? Reported for TOS violation.