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  1. As said by SalishSea, lawyer for a tourist visa is a waste of money, tourists visas are a privilege not a right so if your case is so complex as you said probably the consular officer will think the same, play safe and deny it. If there is still a chance only way to find out is applying. Good luck
  2. If they do that it will be denied. Emotional support has never been a valid reason to get a tourist visa as far as I know plus child and even adult care is work. This strategy will backfire at the applicant always.
  3. If the departure has been recorded then there is nothing else they need to do. This is usually done via the flight manifest from the airlines. Nothing to be done on their side.
  4. I have seen young girls with more than school, family & friends suddenly deciding that they fell in love and want to get married. The consular officers have seen it too often that it will be an uphill battle based on her current situation. There is nothing you can do to change the outcome of a visa interview, having a romantic interest with your son and having so much support from you and the pastor etc will do more harm than good based on my experience. If she is completely involved with the church and doing voluntary work there are avenues and visa types that the church can sponsor, this is a more formal and costly process but it is also subject to the same rules of establishing not immigrant intent at the interview.
  5. The reasons to enter the US are fine but what she must be prepared to show are the reasons to go back home. To the majority of CO those carry more, much more weight than anything.
  6. Denial It's guaranteed under those circumstances.
  7. The chances are -0%, as explained before he is "inadmissible" regardless the type of visa, an alternative to be together is you moving there with him in the meantime. He has to wait 1 year to get medicals redone but of course they have to come "clean" to avoid the same result. Good luck on your process.
  8. I deduct that by having friends taking care or his personal belongings the USC spouse is long gone out of the picture. Also, the deportation details can change the outcome of a visa interview. The OP should provide more details if he is willing to.
  9. If I was the spouse....I would be the one running out. Immigration is not a kid's game specially when the things you said might affect the other person permanently. What will happen next time you get even more angry? Only God knows. Good luck to both of you, hope things work out the best for both sides.
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