RaRachel

I agree do not listen to anyone they are giving you bad advise. You said it was in high-school so I'm assuming you are under 18 at the time? 1. If you were a minor it's not going to be on any permanent record. 2. You are a US Citizen and the petitioner so it doesn't make a difference.

I agree do not listen to anyone they are giving you bad advise. You said it was in high-school so I'm assuming you are under 18 at the time? 1. If you were a minor it's not going to be on any permanent record. 2. You are a US Citizen and the petitioner so it doesn't make a difference.

I agree do not listen to anyone they are giving you bad advise. You said it was in high-school so I'm assuming you are under 18 at the time? 1. If you were a minor it's not going to be on any permanent record. 2. You are a US Citizen and the petitioner so it doesn't make a difference.

I agree do not listen to anyone they are giving you bad advise. You said it was in high-school so I'm assuming you are under 18 at the time? 1. If you were a minor it's not going to be on any permanent record. 2. You are a US Citizen and the petitioner so it doesn't make a difference.

I agree do not listen to anyone they are giving you bad advise. You said it was in high-school so I'm assuming you are under 18 at the time? 1. If you were a minor it's not going to be on any permanent record. 2. You are a US Citizen and the petitioner so it doesn't make a difference.

I agree do not listen to anyone they are giving you bad advise. You said it was in high-school so I'm assuming you are under 18 at the time? 1. If you were a minor it's not going to be on any permanent record. 2. You are a US Citizen and the petitioner so it doesn't make a difference.

^^^^Warning^^^^^bad advice
 
I posted the link to the IRS regs dude.  

If you are living apart in another country it is allowed to file as single not married. If you choose to file married world-wide income needs to be reported and you would need to file a w7 for a TIN. 

If you are living apart in another country it is allowed to file as single not married. If you choose to file married world-wide income needs to be reported and you would need to file a w7 for a TIN. 

If you are living apart in another country it is allowed to file as single not married. If you choose to file married world-wide income needs to be reported and you would need to file a w7 for a TIN. 

Our CR-I took 13 months to even open.

If you have concrete evidence of fraud, contact USCIS. The details are at the bottom of every page on this site. 
 
Apart from the ceremony, none of the things listed is evidence of potential fraud. 

Good luck I heard with the Tunisia embassy you need to make sure police record is less than 30 days. I know if you go to the us embassy in Tunisia website it will show you what documents are needed. 

I know I read it on the Visa statistics page how many people interviewed versus how many people applied. I was worried at first too because it seemed liked not many people were getting approved. I even sent an email to the embassy asking them about the reasons for the denied visas. I was told by the embassy they recently denied a person because he had several petitions over the years with five different US women. Another denied because the petitioner did not make enough income for support. The main reason there aren't many k1 out of Tunisia is because its against the law there to have sex before marriage. I think most people would rather get married than wait!!

You will be fine 

I feel less stressed after I read your comment 😊 I hope everything goes well . I mean being nervous is actually a part of the process 
You're right  actually 😂