Reputation from mkr1990

mkr1990 got a reaction from MsNina in No marriage pictures on facebook January 28, 2019

Thank you all And if it comes up, we will tell the CO the truth of not wanting to feel the bad energy/judging from some people online. We are still really young and sharing this with everyone at this moment is not a good idea. It doesnt change the fact that we are happy to get married and finally live our lives together.

mkr1990 reacted to Starkilla09 in Entering US after having the green card interview cancelled October 9, 2018

If you guys sent in a request for the I-485 to be withdrawn because you guys were going through divorce and it was withdrawn because of that reason then yes the AP/EAD also became automatically void as well since it’s tied to the I-485. If you attempt to re enter the U.S. using it you will certainly be denied entry.

mkr1990 reacted to Ben&Zian in Entering US after having the green card interview cancelled October 9, 2018

Did they mention or do you know why they canceled it? Did you by chance leave the country without AP first and your petition was deemed abandoned? Some other information could be helpful.

mkr1990 reacted to SkruDe in Applied for AOS considered overstay on K1 visa? *URGENT* January 8, 2018

Your K1 Visa expired the moment you arrived in the USA and went thru immigration at the airport. You got married within 90 days. At the time of that marriage your K1 Visa requirement was met and now no longer applies to any time frame or deadline.

If you go back before AP it is not considered overstay on Visa. Because you are legal with status while your AOS is being processed. That status is a "Pending" status. Going back and leaving the USA before AP simply means you abandon your AOS process. So, you'd have to start from step one again, which would be the I-129F. No overstay accrued.

mkr1990 reacted to garebear397 in Applied for AOS considered overstay on K1 visa? *URGENT* January 8, 2018

Just seconding what was stated above. K-1 visa expires as soon as you enter the US. If you are in process for AOS that is your legal status -- your legal status is not a K-1 visa holder, it is that your are adjusting status. If you want to go back and live in your home country you can and your AOS application will be abandoned, and you would not have violated any immigration laws (no overstay or anything). So you shouldn't have trouble if you want to come visit the US in the future (on VWP or tourist or whatever).

mkr1990 got a reaction from Ingrid angele in Officer makes decision before visa interview? October 23, 2017

I was thinking about something interesting.. do you think the officer interviewing you already reviewed your case and is close to approving you but needs to verify some things with the questions he/she is asking? (This goes for Western European countries)

mkr1990 reacted to useful89 in Officer makes decision before visa interview? August 5, 2017

Based on what others here have said, yes

mkr1990 reacted to Jeanne Adil in Officer makes decision before visa interview? August 5, 2017

i think it is true of all countries
recently mother in law applied for tourist visa
the letter writter in engish on one side and arabic on other (for a denial) was typed and dated the day before
the case packet arrives and is at embassy over a month before an interview and CO can read thru packet at any time to preare what questions to ask

mkr1990 reacted to S*UK in Officer makes decision before visa interview? August 5, 2017

The officer will almost certainly be familiar with your case before you are called to the 'window' for interview. By this point background checks have been done, the relationship has been proven to be legitimate and they are happy that you have the intent to marry. The questions are most likely just to assess your reactions in person. They are going to be questions that would be easy for anyone in a good relationship to answer.
I personally think the only reason anyone wouldnt be approved at interview is if they acted suspiciously/strangely (as long as all documents and medical are fine). So yes, they probably already know if they want to approve you before the questions are asked.

mkr1990 reacted to Yeonin in Officer makes decision before visa interview? August 5, 2017

every interview you will ever have with an immigration officer is going to be a verification interview, it's to make sure your not being fraudulent. It's to check the facts that have been prevented and possible find new evidence that can determine whether an initial yes or no is valid.

mkr1990 reacted to -Trinity- in Officer makes decision before visa interview? August 5, 2017

Based on my experience for a F-1 visa; the interview was to verify information I already submitted.

mkr1990 got a reaction from KULtoATL in CEAC non-immigrant status for DS-160/K1 July 12, 2017

Thank you! Good to know

mkr1990 reacted to KULtoATL in CEAC non-immigrant status for DS-160/K1 July 12, 2017

There will be no update on your DS-160 until the embassy starts processing your K-1 visa application. Once you've done the interview, you'll see statuses like "administrative processing" and "issued". I have no idea if there are any other ones because my last DS-160 was a couple of years ago for my B2

mkr1990 reacted to Fr8dog in Proof of US citizenship for I-134? June 20, 2017

Amsterdam does not require it to be certified. Don't be surprised if they don't even ask for these documents. They will ask for the tax returns. They really prefer tax returns over the other allowed documents.

mkr1990 reacted to Fr8dog in Proof of US citizenship for I-134? June 20, 2017

Hope not, than they might ask me to give them my card back
No you don't need that for that one either.