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On 10/22/2021 at 11:19 PM, Jorgedig said:

There really is no advantage to doing it now.  What if the ban goes on for years and years?  You will need to repeat the medical, police report, and likely pay new fees and re-interview.

wow you are right i didn't think about that, thanks but seems like i only have 1 year before it expires

243(D) sanction laos, so they are not issuing k1 visa at this time in laos and also says 365 days if i choose to wait before scheduling a interview? so i can wait at least 1 year before it actually expires? should i wait until they lift the ban on visa in laos? or schedule the interview now?

Is there a deadline for I-129f after getting approved from Uscis? I-129f approved 3/12/201 then sent to nvc to u.s embassy but i did not hear anything from u.s embassy until 9/1/2021 which is 6 month passed.

is there a deadline after that to prepare the interview/exam etc.?

bro, i have kept mines. i just heard back from u.s embassy in laos last month sept. for a interview thank god i kept mines.

Okay was hoping it doesn't come down to that darn oh well

44 minutes ago, CEE53147 said:

Consult an attorney.  This is my advice for anyone with criminal legal issues in their background whether they are the petitioner or beneficiary.

Alright will do 

32 minutes ago, Lucy&Jason said:

I’ve never heard of IMBRA that’s being linked or related to Domestic Violence.. But if you were charged of a criminal offense, you should’ve disclosed it in your 129F form and included all the necessary court orders in your packet.

Thanks

Need help With IMBRA backgrounds check questions i have been charged with domestic assault but was convicted as a simple 5th degree assault and was hoping it doesn't fall in the IMBRA domestic volience and get my k1 visa for my financee's denies...need of advice or simliar situations