SalishSea
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That is fraud. He needs to petition her properly for an immigrant visa, or she risks a misrepresentation bar. -
It sounds like none of that was planned out properly. If your fiance wants to live in the US, you need to petition her for the correct visa. She was denied entry because she did not have the correct visa. Moving to the US is not simply presenting yourself at the border. Immigration is a long and expensive process. I suggest you both do lots of research and reading so that you avoid more pitfalls.
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Online "relationship evidence" is weak. Do not include it. The best evidence is time spent in person.
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We did not submit much for AOS. By the time our interview was scheduled though, we had AMPLE evidence of marital life, financial commingling, etc. Send what you have now, and then set about to get both names on household bills, leases/titles if applicable, joint insurance, name spouse as retirement account beneficiary, etc and then of course file your taxes as MFJ. USCIS realizes the evidence for K-1 AOS will be scant, so they expect you to bring it to the interview, plus submit subsequent evidence with your ROC when time for that. Btw, we did not send any photos whatsoever. We eloped and just had selfies for our wedding, but the immigration officer asked to see them at the interview.
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They will not expedite that.
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You will need to go through the local courts where you will be living for that type of name change. Since you two are creating a new name, this will be the process for you both. In terms of it being recognized in your own country, that is probably beyond the scope of VisaJourney, but I'm sure you can utilize the Google and find out. The courts will provide documentation of the legal name change.
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I thought you said in another thread that you’re in the military, which is how you’re naturalizing so early?
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Just follow the instructions they provided.
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This is what we are telling you is NOT permitted under the terms of a B visa. Working remotely- don’t do it!
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OP, you are not permitted to work remotely while visiting. It appears you have been using the B visa to try and live in the US. Don't do that, it isn't allowed. Your parents need to petition you for an immigrant visa if you want to be able to work and live in the US.
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Why do you need a waiver? Which consulate issued the 221g?
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Post K1 Interview Passport Retention
SalishSea replied to Andrew-Whop's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures
Have her bring evidence of all of that. Unfortunately, she is at risk for being denied entry. -
Department of State, actually. These are post-interview background checks.
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More extensive background checks are done for males from certain countries.
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129f approved, but nervous about..
SalishSea replied to Bdlach's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures
“Annulled” does not mean what you think it means in this context. ‘Expunge’ is NOT a thing in the world of US immigration. As you can see, the VJ member who did not disclose his criminal history had to take a much longer and more expensive route to get his partner here. Your issue isn’t necessarily the crime itself, it’s the failure to disclose it as required on a legal form, the I-129F. -
The CO will have zero interest in your scrapbook, unfortunately. The documents you are required to bring to the interview will be included in your 'packet 3' email.
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IR-5 Immigration Visa
SalishSea replied to MujtabaRahman's topic in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America
Depends on how much time elapses. The consulate will let you know. -
No Just pursue your divorce.
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@Boiler may know.
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An attorney cannot do anything here. Numerically limited visa numbers are what they are. Consider yourselves lucky that it was reinstated at all- not everyone gets to have that.
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YMMV, but we only sent quarterly ones from the beginning of marriage. Other items sent: evidence of jointly purchased /owned vehicles, joint insurance policies, beneficiary info for retirement accounts, joint tax transcripts.
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You won’t be getting a visa to attend an in-person meeting. Misrep is serious in the world of US visas. Waivers are adjudicated based on proven extreme hardship to US citizens/permanent residents, so very unlikely in the context of a tourist visa.
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I commented based on the info YOU provided. You need to review the TOS for this website.
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Deceiving CBP about your intentions (adjusting on B2) can get him a misrep bar. Do you really want to take that chance? The queue is what it is. Just petition properly and wait your turn.
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You are considering committing immigration fraud. Don't do that.
