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Typically in JA the ban is one year from the date of last use - Which would explain why some people got 6 months - When did he tell the doctor he stopped using it? Make sure he responds the same way to the psychologist and hope for the best.
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I would not only be sure to notify the US Embassy, ICE, NVC, etc... - I would also do my research and notify the Swiss embassy - send them the full story and proof - copies of what he sent you with their pictures, his visa, etc... - and copies of all of your filings - Let them revoke his visa. These are the no good low lifes who hurt the process for others -
I am so sorry for what you are going through, and know it hurts - but I truly believe that everything happens for a reason and you are better off without him -
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Report the passport as lost / stolen and get a new one - And be prepared that you might need proof of full custody to bring her here
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You need to fully understand the reason for your denial - if it was for lack of evidence, belief of a bonafide relationship, etc... - then yes, marrying and refiling can possibly overcome that.
if it is for felony convictions, drug activity, previous petitions, marriages, etc.. - then getting a congressman involved probably won't help
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Incorrect information - He can file the paperwork once he has his green card, but the processing time for that preference category is lengthy. Once he gets his citizenship, it will be a briefer wait. However, he can file the paperwork as a green card holder, and get the process started. Then once he gets his citizenship, the preference category will change and the visa will be available sooner.
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There will not be a second chance in Jamaica - It will be a one year ban - Even if you admit that you tried it once it will be a ban. Jamaica does not play around with this or let it slide. Be greatful it's a one year ban - it used to be three
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How did you get ESTA from Jamaica? That's not one of the listed countries
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Here are your options:
1. Call the USCIS office immediately and see if they will reschedule the biometrics, provided they did not abandon your AOS application.
2. If the latter happened, see if you can patch things up with your wife and refile AOS.
3. If you cannot do the latter, you are out of luck and must return home.
This is the only accurate post in here - I am sorry for your situation, and for the unbelievable judgment that has gone on in his post - It's amazing what people infer - Did he say he was visiting the US to see his now wife and got someone else pregnant? Ummm.... no - He clearly had a visitor or a work visa and met his wife on one of the trips - and probably dated others prior to that - For all anyone reading this knows - the baby could have been born before he even met his wife - Or it could be a lie by someone who was jilted and is trying to hurt him - The man was upfront with his wife about the situation - he came here asking for help - so if you can't provide it, why bother judging?
Follow the steps above - If you can't reschedule, and manage to patch things up with your wife, you will have to start over with immigration - Hope it works for you
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You can file for her now - How far away from being eligible for citizenship? If you file for her now, then get your citizenship ASAP you can change her priority date based upon your having citizenship.
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The fact that his ex-wife "wouldn't cooperate" isn't the only reason he didn't get his 10 year GC - if he were in a valid marriage then he could have lifted conditions himself -
Additionally, beyond all of the obvious relationship red flags - there is the issue of his criminal charges - emphasize the plural - All it takes is the conviction of one crime of moral turpitude that could have resulted in a sentence of more than 1 year - he has multiple that you are aware of.
Take a step back, slow down, let him sort out his mess - Take time to get to truly know the man before you jump into marriage - Let him talk to a lawyer, find out what his best option is, and follow that path and fix his mess that he made - If he truly loves you and he is truly right for you, then it's time for him to man up -
There are a zillion red flags in this situation, and if you proceed and marry in a rush, you are only opening a world of hurt for yourself - not to mention finances.- cdneh, DarlingNikki, Asia and 2 others
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Before filing, be 100% sure you know why it was denied. You can also have him do a FOIA request to get copies of any filings with the USCIS in his name - better safe than sorry.
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Just pick one, it's an appointment - I would say Case Processing appointment
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Make an Infopass appointment at your local office and go in and talk to someone face to face.
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I would not advise buying any tickets until the visas are in your hand - Follow the "soon come" motto - Some people get them in a few days, some it takes months
Oops, just re-read your post - I hope you get your visas in time.
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A debt collector has no bearing on your immigration status - I would immediately file a complaint under the FDCPA (Fair Debt Collection Practices Act) and contact the attorney general in the state you are living in, as well as the better business bureau.
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No, it will not be an issue - There are plenty of people who not only got engaged before their SO was divorced, they married shortly after the divorce -
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You can try filing for expedited processing - provide the details and the proof
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I would suggest contacting the Venezuela consulate from here to request assistance in obtaining a copy of his original birth certificate.
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A joint is not major, the are more concerned about trafficking, and based on your post he was not a repeated offender. He was at the wrong place wrong time he should be ok, don't stress it. Honesty is key.
You can only speak to your specific country - In Jamaica, yes, it can be considered a major factor - there are members who have been denied over a criminal charge for possession, even for just a joint.
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He needs to find out exactly what his police record says, and I would talk to an attorney in Jamaica about it - did he go to court? If it wasn't his, and he was innocent, then he should have fought it - Simply being arrested for something is not a crime, it's the outcome of that arrest that will determine what occurred - you need more information about exactly what went on, and not just word of mouth from him - an immigration attorney cannot help you now - I would delay the interview and talk to a JA attorney about making sure his police record is clear
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You can definitely travel as long as you have a valid visa - The one thing you need to be aware of is that they can potentially turn you down for entry at the border - which sometimes can happen if they see you have a pending visa in the system. However, as long as you are abiding by the conditions of your visa you can travel.
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Regardless of what she showed you - You need to retain a lawyer just in case - Obviously she lied - But if they decide to prosecute for it, you will have to defend that.
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how far in the process should one apply for the no-impediment?am close to 2 months wait for NOA2.
I would apply once you get NOA2 - They do expire, so you don't want to get it too far in advance and have to do it again.
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She can travel anywhere within the US - just don't leave the country, and bring your a copy of your NOA1 from filing AOS with you when you travel
afraid of losing my son.
in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits
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