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  1. 19 hours ago, Shotspottery said:

    Is it best just to not mention the pregnancy at all?

    they have to be truthful and honest, having said that volunteering information is not a good idea, even worst of it is not going to help the case. Point is “Visiting my family (sister, brother etc...)” is a valid a common reason.

    When you say “Visiting my sister/brother that is having a baby” is when the bell goes off in their head and the free nanny service comes to play against the applicant. If they ask about it then they have to answer with the truth. 

     

    Good Luck 

  2. The most complete your case is at the time of review the smoother it will go, I submitted mine with everything from the beginning like joint accounts, cars, boat, health insurance, life insurance, mortgage documenta, school documents for the kids etc....

    Looks like the Officer did his review in advance and not a single document was asked for so it was english & civics test and approved on the spot. In & out in 10 minutes. 

    During my entire immigration journey having the most quality evidence available from the beginning has proved to make USCiS work easier and of course smoother for me at the end. 

     

    Good Luck!

  3. It may sound harsh but....Family members + New Born Baby makes for a bad recipe at the time of applying for a tourist visa. 

    Usually that means “Free Babysitting” to the CO which is a no no as that’s a job taken away from a US Citizen or LPR + not authorized work on a tourist visa. 

  4. After an incident like that almost everybody I know would run home to be with the loved ones and of course would have a trauma....but going back to that “place” where the incident happened, scared to be at there and not wanting to live in that dangerous place. 

    That’s me just thinking of course 🤔

  5. 18 minutes ago, Ibrahim3725 said:

    But doesn't she have to submit her birth certificate when filing visa. The birth certificate say male. Or will the allow her to submit passport instead. If they see male on birth certificate they will say it's a same sex relationship and since my country does allow same sex marriage, then maybe the USA government will say its invalid marriage! We dont want to get in trouble!!

     

    She only needs to provide evidence of Citizenship and her passport serves that purpose. 

     

    Is she a Citizen of your country also?

  6. 7 minutes ago, Duke & Marie said:

    My thoughts too..

     

    I have two questions following on from this..

     

    1. How is she planning to support herself for the additional time she plans on staying? Usually if a legit tourist you have limited funds for a vacation.. adding months to this is not something that is generally possible without prior planning, unless your financially well off.. 

     

    2. Has there been any indication or conversation of marriage?

     

    Call me paranoid, but she might be leaning toward AOS

    Don’t worry....everybody is Paranoid around here. 🤔

  7. When you apply for Naturalization USCIS might check your entire immigration path to see if everything was properly handled/approved, they are looking for discrepancies and sometimes procedural mistakes that happen from time to time. It is known that USCIS sometimes inquires about a marriage (for example) that happened 10 years ago an ended in divorce to find out if the benefit was obtained properly. Don’t worry as you were approved on the spot...even when you say you were no able to answer some questions it was good enough for them to approve right there. 

    Celebrate that you got your amicable divorce with USCIS almost done.

     

    Congrats!

  8. I have to tell you that it is a weird situation:

    She already stayed passed the date she said or at least what her return ticked said.

    She suddenly lost her job during her trip. 

    And now she has to go to CBP to clarify the issue of the admission period and no I-94

    I would get curious if I was the CBP officer and probably they will too. Too many changes at once, life moves fast but this a tricky situation. 

    She has to go to them no matter what to try to clarify the situation and avoid bigger problems or delays in the future. 

     

    Good Luck

  9. 27 minutes ago, geowrian said:

    Maybe, maybe not. It's a case by case decision - USCIS explicitly avoids blanket conditions for expedites.

     

    Better question is why did the reason suddenly change?

    Because he is looking for the reason with the best chance of giving the results they want, of course the part about attending a “death ceremony” could be another “asking for a friend” case

  10. Any Non-Immigrant visa requires to have strong ties to your country, this being said if you didn’t qualify in February having a Job and now you without it I don’t see how you can be approved. Unless there is a significant change in your general situation it’s very hard to overcome a prior denial having the same or worst panorama. The consular officers are much much much interested in why you would return to your country vs why you want to go to the US either if it is conference, a concert or visiting your friend. 

     

    If you want to increase your chances wait and apply when you have a stronger case. 

    Let me clarify in advance that your friend inviting you have Zero weight in the process of getting a visa. 

     

    Good Luck

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