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Timona

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  1. You're cutting it close with your short marriage, quick divorce and quick refile for a new K-1.
  2. How's she even attepemtung a B-2 for daughter yet herself is illegal in US? This is akin to a tax evader asking IRS to come see his mountain of physical cash, knowing fully well they don't pay taxes.
  3. Then, your AOS was rightfully denied. You know you married a GC holder, right? As such, you need to be in status at the time of your I-485 approval. There's no way a B-2 will give you that much time. Don't waste your money and time on appeal. You're just going to put yourself on the radar. Wait till he becomes a USC. I don't normally agree with B-2 AOS shortcuts, but this is your best chance. I'm out, because of the bolded above. P.S: If you'd married a USC, you can AOS anytime, with overstays.
  4. I guess it's time to wait for him to become a citizen. I wouldn't send that RFE. Motion to reopen takes time and they may claim that you didn't maintain your legal status. How have you been maintaining status? What visa are you on? And is it still valid? Because as spouse of GC holder, you need to have valid status by the time your I-485 is adjudicated. So, what's the answer?
  5. Mostly happens when they've just AOSed, or US PP..I don't see it with 10 year GC unless the 10 year GC was your first.
  6. You only need: 1. IRS transcripts OR 2. W2s + tax return Not all.
  7. What stage of the process are you in? I'm not good with K-1 process but I think you submit it at interview. @pushbrk
  8. How old are they? As others have said, this seems to be nothing to do with hubby. Our or your (sister's)?
  9. I don't see how her husband's charges are withholding her case. He's not the one being interviewed. You need to ask her to do a FOIA request. Other than that, fraudulent marriages are prevalent with Colombianas, more so in Florida. That's where my bet is. I just don't see how her husband is withholding the case, unless it was AWA. What exactly is the husband's conviction?? P.S. And if it was AWA, that case would have already been denied.
  10. What drug conviction? Was it here in US or Colombia? Was she introduced to her hubby or how did they meet? Unfortunately, Colombianas are known for fraudulent marriages inorder to obtain GC. It may be why her case is dragging. Do they live together?
  11. Is this child related to you or your wife? Child of your aunt, uncle, cousin, wife's sister etc?
  12. If she's studying, she has a valid F-1 visa that she can use to get in and out to the country. You're being deceived. I agree with @SalishSea and @Redro Exactly why you are being used for a GC. She's preying on your naivety. I don't see *you* in that statement but *her wanting to live in US.* Did she tell the IO this at her interview? Your young, barely started living/ having responsibilities in life. Take it easy. P.S: you started dating when you were 18?? That's suspicious. All I can say is be careful. We don't want you coming back here in a year, asking about how to divorce/ being threatened with VAWA. I'm now out.
  13. First, you need to confirm if she has a 10 or 2 years GC
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