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SalishSea

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  1. Definitely atypical, but there is no way to know what the outcome will be yet.
  2. "Expedite" does not mean "fast." The overall timeframe to get the visa may not be much different. Like you, many try to expedite, and it just creates another long queue.
  3. I agree OP that you just need to give it a few days. They will not be shy to reach out if there is any other document needed. As far as the CEAC being irrelevant after the interview- the status function (“Administrative Processing”, “Refused”, “Issued”) is absolutely still used, and the best source for applicants to see what is happening with their case.
  4. There is no sponsorship or anything for B2. They apply and need to show strong ties to home.
  5. Well, but you did, because if they sent back the entire package, she has not been in a period of authorized stay, as she would have been had they accepted the forms. SSN should have been applied for prior to marriage. Now it will probably take as long as the EAD/AP.
  6. What do you mean "several months"? Is she out of status? It isn't wise to delay sending in the AOS packet....
  7. You sure about that? I don't think the OP's sister qualifies to transmit citizenship in this case.
  8. Are you the petitioner or beneficiary? If you're doing a K-1, there is no welcome letter or submitting documents to NVC. Once the consulate receives the approved petition, the petitioner should get "packet 3" via email, which contains instructions on booking the medical and interview. The I-134 will be taken by hand by the beneficiary to the interview. The I-864 comes much later in the process when adjusting status.
  9. I have no idea. Perhaps look in the India portal? You could also try the website for the US consulate in Mumbai.
  10. Yes, it is required because she lived there after the age of 16.
  11. Also, it is against the TOS to have more than one account at VJ.
  12. What was the reason for the petition being revoked?
  13. Same answers as when you posted the same question the other day.
  14. You are out of status and are accruing unlawful presence. You need to return to your country ASAP.
  15. "to embarrass email"? What does that even mean? Can you try to write more clearly what your situation is? If it is that your petition was returned from the consulate to the NVC, it is dead and you need to refile. When was the last time you saw your fiance?
  16. This will be an unfavorable for your totality of circumstances.
  17. You have two potential issues: the alcohol abuse as it relates to the medical exam, and the arrest/criminal record pertaining to the DUI.
  18. Hopefully all parties involved realize she won't be able to adjust status and stay in the US?
  19. What do you mean by "annulled"? If you could post the document that refers to this (redacting any personal identifiers), you will get better help here.
  20. Are there red flags? Sounds like they are skeptical of the bonafides of your marriage.
  21. You’ll get “packet 3” instructions, likely via email to the petitioner. It will contain information on scheduling the medical and the interview, as well as which documents to bring to the interview.
  22. Hopefully the cards will be sent soon, but in the meantime, your 551 serves as the same thing.
  23. This is a relevant question. If they are seeking to stay for 6 months, that will raise questions about how they can afford to be away from work for that duration of time, and whether they will try to work illegally here.
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