Evajandra

My stupid RFE:
 
Compressed the I864a too much to the point it was blurry, but I didn’t change the file name only the folder on my computer. So, I didn’t realize it because I was looking at the original.
 
I didn’t notice my mistake and uploaded the blurry one. 
 
I’m an imbecile and now stuck in this country much longer.
 
 

Compared to July where we saw 34 approvals, we are pushing triple digits!  We have seen 25% of the approvals being K1-Visas which is a huge jump from 0% in July!
 
Never lose hope!
 
Aug (88 approvals, 40 countries): https://www.visajourney.com/content/visa-approvals-last-month/
Sept so far (99 approvals, 35 countries): https://www.visajourney.com/content/visa-approvals-this-month/

For me the good news is that we won’t have to file for CR1 conditions to be lifted. We will go direct to IR1. 

My wife and I were gonna be CR1 at the time of our interview but in the time since the cancellation, we passed our two year anniversary.
 
Time sure flies, except when you’re waiting on a visa interview.

Hola all!
Yes, My wife had her Visa interview today and it was nice to meet another member of Visajourney at the Embassy! It took absolutely forever!
 
I don't know if they want to be named, but it was great to meet you! Stay in touch. Here or WhatsApp. 

Now we have to ESCAPE PERU! The GAME IS AFOOT!

 

My wife just had her Visa interview at the US Embassy in Lima Peru.
 
This was not a routine visa service. 

Her visa was approved!

Dude we brought a mountain of and they didn’t need hardly anything more than the tax info, joint sponsor info, and marriage certs.

@Evajandra  It was us! We just got back home by plane/car. Now that my husband finally had his visa interview, I feel that we can talk about it! The applicants were in the Embassy for a total of ~4 hours. The U.S. citizen spouses were not allowed to enter. After a nerve-wracking wait, they all came out, and all had their visas approved!  Some worker inside the Embassy told my husband that they started processing visas around mid-July. So, if anyone needs information on the process, we will be happy to help out.
 
It was great to meet you two! I now understand what "Evajandra" means as well. Let's stay in touch, so that way we can ESCAPE PERU faster!  

My wife just had her Visa interview at the US Embassy in Lima Peru.
 
This was not a routine visa service. 

Her visa was approved!

Dude we brought a mountain of and they didn’t need hardly anything more than the tax info, joint sponsor info, and marriage certs.

Hola all!
Yes, My wife had her Visa interview today and it was nice to meet another member of Visajourney at the Embassy! It took absolutely forever!
 
I don't know if they want to be named, but it was great to meet you! Stay in touch. Here or WhatsApp. 

Now we have to ESCAPE PERU! The GAME IS AFOOT!

 

My wife just had her Visa interview at the US Embassy in Lima Peru.
 
This was not a routine visa service. 

Her visa was approved!

My wife just had her Visa interview at the US Embassy in Lima Peru.
 
This was not a routine visa service. 

Her visa was approved!

My wife just had her Visa interview at the US Embassy in Lima Peru.
 
This was not a routine visa service. 

Her visa was approved!

My wife just had her Visa interview at the US Embassy in Lima Peru.
 
This was not a routine visa service. 

Her visa was approved!

My wife just had her Visa interview at the US Embassy in Lima Peru.
 
This was not a routine visa service. 

Her visa was approved!

My wife just had her Visa interview at the US Embassy in Lima Peru.
 
This was not a routine visa service. 

Her visa was approved!

My wife just had her Visa interview at the US Embassy in Lima Peru.
 
This was not a routine visa service. 

Her visa was approved!

My wife just had her Visa interview at the US Embassy in Lima Peru.
 
This was not a routine visa service. 

Her visa was approved!

Congratulations. I added you to the spreadsheet.

@yoshihz  Hey! I didn't know anyone was here, let alone someone new! So, my husband needs to get his visa. I also know that there are others (like someone I tagged), who had appointments in late March for visas. My husband's old appointment was March 20th. He completed his Medical Examination on March 9th, and we were going to go from Nuevo Chimbote to Lima to pick up his exam results on the 17th of March.... but obviously that didn't happen, since no travel was allowed!  I'm thinking I will just have to take a flight out, since on the 4th of July here, I got robbed of my bag and passport and phone. 😧 
 
When you say you got DQ on May 22nd, what does it mean? Might be a dumb question, because I don't seem to remember what "DQ" means. I like to hear other people's stories, so tell yours if you want!  

@Evajandra  @Cristina280390    Hi! So it's been what, 4-5 months? I fully do not expect a reply.  But just in case, I was wondering if anyone was still stuck in Peru, or if you guys just left. Any visa news?

Regardless of who the father is and whose name is on the birth certificate, you will be financially responsible for mother and child once you submit your adjustment of status application after marriage.  Although you don't want to be "legally responsible for someone else's kid," the U.S. government expects you to be financially responsible until your future wife (and her child) becomes a U.S. citizen or 10 years (40 quarters of work).
 
Good luck to you - Jason

I forecast, divorce after green card, and she marries her baby daddy and files for him.

The biological father goes on the BC because the OP didn't fertilize the egg and the child is NOT of his dna.
 
There's a big difference between being a biological father and taking over the payments from someone else 

That's still to be determined.