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SalishSea

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  1. That may be, but the OP originally stated that one of the two: DTaP or TDaP contains polio, which is incorrect.
  2. Neither TDaP nor DTaP contain pertussis, which is what the OP stated. OP, no one is being toxic. You were factually incorrect.
  3. This is absolutely NOT correct. Polio is an entirely separate vaccine that is not ever combined with other vaccines. The P in both of these is pertussis. Very much doubt you will find a single agent pertussis vaccine either in the US or UK. It is combined with the other vaccines into DtaP or TDaP, and typically given to adults in the US every 10 years as a tetanus booster, even though it provides protection against diphtheria and pertussis as well. Source: RN x 24 years.
  4. Good point. If this scenario is correct, OP's spouse is now positioned to potentially bring over that wife, child, and extended family. Denaturalization is uncommon, but would be completely appropriate in this case.
  5. Thanks for posting this. It does shed some light on the issues here which are perhaps unique to Nigeria.
  6. Your ability to support an immigrant is based on current income, not employment offers.
  7. Here is how to report fraud to USCIS: https://www.uscis.gov/report-fraud/uscis-tip-form I would also recommend contacting the Lagos embassy with the same information.
  8. You have much bigger issues here than the missing divorce decree. You need to start over with a spouse visa.
  9. Well, what else can you do? If you don’t know, you don’t know.
  10. What!?! You got married already??? Well, she won’t be getting a fiancé visa. Getting married made her ineligible for that visa. You need to petition her for a spousal visa.
  11. Okay. Well, you need to get a certified copy of the decree from the court, which will have the raised seal. Such documents can be falsified, which is why they require originals. (“Certified copy” is the same as original). Are there other red flags?
  12. But your divorce decree should have been submitted with the petition. Was it?
  13. OP states that in this case, no documentation was requested. Yours had requests for multiple documents, so it is not similar.
  14. These are very basic items. Did you file a petition without evidence of being legally able to marry, IE termination of prior marriages? AP is a black hole, and there is no set timeline for it. She may or may not have to attend another interview. I’m sure it is annoying since it requires travel, but it seems you left out some required documentation.
  15. Yes, because COs are required by law to evaluate immigrant intent when adjudicating tourist visa applications, and you have clear immigrant intent.
  16. CBP gets lied to CONSTANTLY, all day, every day. They are required by law to evaluate each traveller for immigrant intent. It’s not a matter of “not recognizing the good in people.” It is literally their job.
  17. It happens. No one is guaranteed admission except for citizens. Why are you so worried about being turned away? If you are truly planning to abide by the conditions of your visa (i.e visit and then leave), why are you so worried?
  18. You absolutely need to answer all questions pertaining to criminal history and provide ALL court documents. Even if it isn’t found on a current police report.
  19. Hopefully you realize that elderly parent and cat are very weak ties.
  20. I don’t see is B2 happening anytime soon, with the trifecta of weak ties to home, US SO and ESTA abuse. For $190ish, you can try your luck, but probably best to just have the bf visit. Others reading this thread should take note of the fact that 90 days means 90 days, and it is much smarter to avoid risking losing the ESTA forever by simple leaving a few days earlier.
  21. The petition you cite is used for many family members. Your wife's timeline is not relevant to a sibling timeline, which will likely take more than 20 years, as you were told in your last thread.
  22. What do you mean registered? There is no central marriage registry for the United States. If you are both legally able to marry, you can marry via the Utah online wedding program, and submit your marriage certificate as evidence for a spousal petition. If you do the Utah wedding when you are in separate locations, you will have to meet in person before submitting the petition.
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