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    Yup. That's the correct procedure, unfortunately. They do staple it to your application.
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    You should be ok. As already mentioned above, your current income is good.
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    about right. After 90 days you can follow up with USCIS.
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    USCIS https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/landing.do or https://myaccount.uscis.gov/ Your receipt number is the receipt number for the $220 payment.
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    What does the status say?
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    Original copies of files you sent to NVC. Updated I-864 affidavit of support form for the latest tax year.
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    However, once your son get his visa and touches down in the US he automatically becomes a US citizen if he will be residing with your husband.
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    Op, basically you have no documents proving your child is your child? Not listing them on your original application is difficult enough but no documents proving relationship is damaging. Not a DYI at this point. You need a lawyer.
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    Don't get the water and oil analogy. AR-11 is a USCIS form so if you are saying the don't "mix", then it doesn't make sense. Again, they can change it using AR-11, and confirm upon entry at POE; if not they can still tell them to change it at POE.
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    I think you can still change it with AR-11 and the receipt number you got after paying the $220. If you choose to change it before entry confirm the new address at POE. Or just update it at POE.
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    For the expired passport, just include a detailed reason that you are still waiting for a new passport.
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    You don't have to rush anything if it's not what you want. The 1 year hold is automatically renewed if you contact NVC. So just call NVC or contact them through the inquiry form and your petition will be automatically extended for another year. If you paid the fees recently, then that too is considered as NVC hearing from you so you should be good as well. Also, yes you can upload current expired passport, and take both the expired and new one to the interview at Embassy.
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    Divorced or separated?
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    Smoking hot
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    Additionally, go to https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/filterlist.php and filter by below. You'll see a pattern which can give you an idea.
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    No at NVC for everyone. Not just Ghana applicants alone. Go through the thread below and you'll see people's experiences about re-submissions.
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    USEM = US Embassy. Yes, basically you are put back in line for your documents to be reviewed but you could get lucky. NVC currently reviewing documents from March 9, 2022 https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/nvc-timeframes.html
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    This, right on point.
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    Canada is not a high fraud in terms the process, documentation, the system, etc when it comes to obtaining legal entry into the US. However, not related to immigrant visas but in general and in terms of number, Canadians are usually in top category of people who enter the US legally but overstay beyond their allowed stay. Basically, end up being illegally in the US. So in terms of people coming to the US in the non-immigrant category and choosing to stay Canada is no different than those from India or Nigeria or the others.
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    The USEM is interviewing DQ cases from Nov 2020. I think it will be a while before you are scheduled.
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    Some States cover pregnancy through Medicaid regardless of immigration status if you meet the income requirements to qualify so that too is an option. In fact, the hospital will give you a leaflet explaining your options and how to apply for benefits. Additionally, also note that some airlines have policies for when late term pregnant women can board flights so it's also something you'll have to look into.
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    Op, I know this is a difficult time for you. Hopefully, when your fiancé gets back to Nigeria you can get more details from him as what actually transpired with CBP. You initially had a feeling you thought you were being scammed; maybe CBP also came to that conclusion but who knows, it could be for many other reasons. Good luck.
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    Upload everything online.
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    CBP told you this? or he told you himself?
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    But to back op's original concern. The marrying really is not an issue. As things stand now, you can marry anywhere in the world where gay marriage is legal and the US will recognize it as legal. You can even do Utah online marriage. The marriage doesn't have to necessarily happen in the US. The issue you guys will have to deal with is whether to file and adjust while he is the US or whether he has to go home to pursue immigrant visa from the consulate. You guys should look into the pros and cons of both and decide how to proceed.
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