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Daphne .

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  1. So in that case the K1 would be the option, that should work then 👍🏻 We have the immigration guides here, so you can get familiar with the process. Good luck and hope it will be smooth sailing!
  2. Well, come on… You’re just going to ‘surprise’ her with this? Filing the adjustment of status means that she won’t be able to work or leave the US without authorization, that’s not a very nice surprise.. Don’t you think that this life changing thing should be discussed with her? You mention that the goal is to live together in the US, I assume that you both talked about this?
  3. Your plan to have her use her Esta to enter with the intent to adjust status is a big no-no. Maybe this was also why her F1 got denied, they suspected that she would use this non-immigrant visa with the intent to adjust status? If she gets an Esta, she can visit you (at the discretion of CBP of course) and you might even get married, but have her leave the US after her visit and apply for the CR1. Or you can of course do the K1 if that’s what you prefer. No easy shortcuts in Immigration, you will want to do this the right way.
  4. I would talk to her about the 'not wanting to work in the US' part, what will she do if this marriage doesn't work out? How will she provide for herself (assuming she will still want to stay in the US) without any work experience in the US? Also, working is about more than just money or a career, it is also a great way to meet new people and integrate into US society. A way for her to build her own life in the US and make some friends for example.
  5. Once the AOS is filed, they are fine and will be fine until this wraps up. File as soon as you have the marriage certificate!
  6. What status did you adjust from? It is kind of strange that the US citizen would go through all this effort of filing for the AOS and pay for all the fees etc. for a ‘babysitter’, especially since you mention that you work all day. How and when did you and your wife start your relationship and marriage?
  7. Filing them together would be needed if somebody adjusts status from a tourist visa for example. If you came on a K1 and got married within the 90 days you don’t need to file the I-30.
  8. Just go to the interview, the fact that they won’t have the medical results yet won’t be a dealbreaker, it will only postpone the decision a little more.
  9. Which address is at the bottom of your receipt notice? Please note that they might still have sent it to another service center in the meantime. Mine started at the NBC but it looks like it was sent to California somewhere during the process.
  10. Welcome to the forum! Lots of knowledge here, so you are in good hands. Why do you think you need to file a waiver of inadmissibility? Not sure what brings you to that topic. Hoping for a smooth process for you!
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