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Cousin will interview December 13 (from previous post) Who applied for parents?

understand that the petitioner status can change from LPR to USC but the status of the bene can not as explained in the rules The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has the authority to verify any information you submit to establish eligibility for the immigration benefit you are seeking at any time. USCIS’ legal authority to verify this information is in 8 U.S.C. sections 1103, 1155, and 1184, and 8 CFR Parts 103, 204, 205, and 214. To ensure compliance with applicable laws and authorities, USCIS may verify information before or after your case is decided. even if single when filing the I 130, he is not single now/ she needs to file for F1 divorced son of USC

i said "if he tries" the petition will be revoked and he's lying to immigration the embassy does check with Rabi and knows when we marry in Moroc/ he can not continue as "if he tries" he faces a lifetime ban He should not do the ds 260 as declairing the marriage and divorce revokes the petition as he did not remain single mom needs to cancel the petition from All Law https://www.alllaw.com/articles/nolo/us-immigration/why-children-must-remain-unmarried-until-green-card-approval.html If you are the unmarried son or daughter of a permanent resident or a U.S. citizen, and you plan to immigrate to the United States as that person's beneficiary, you must not marry before completing the process of getting a green card (U.S. lawful permanent residence). Too many young people have gotten married thinking their new spouse could also come to the U.S., and thereby destroyed their own eligibility for the U.S. visa.

He had to stay unmarried thru the entire process of that petition she should have notified USCIS when he married If he tries to continue now , he would have to send proof of marriage and divorce and that would disastrous the petition now is revoked and he has to be honest with immigration or face a lifetime ban for not telling truth Mom needs to cancel petition and she can do new one but do not continue with this one

and careful ready also points out that USCIS will use full authority actually to do the work that has been in effect for over a decade /just looks like the officers will need to do complete thorough investigations according to sections of the manual in effect already It seems to hit hard on asylum cases This effort ensures that USCIS exercises its full authority to investigate immigration benefit requests filed by aliens who may pose risks to the national security and public safety of the United States, as outlined in DHS Delegation of Authority 0150.1, issued June 5, 2003. USCIS will conduct a thorough review on a case-by-case basis to assess benefit eligibility including whether: 1. The alien is listed in the Terrorist Screening Dataset (TSDS) as a Known or Suspected Terrorist (KST) under Tier 1 or Tier 2 classifications or is included in Tier 3 or Tier 4 of the TSDS with significant derogatory information related to the alien. 2. The alien is connected to prior, current, or planned involvement in, or association with, an activity, individual, or organization described in sections 212(a)(3)(A), (B), or (F), or 237(a)(4)(A) or (B) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). 3. The alien is linked to prior, current, or planned involvement in, or association with, an activity, individual, or organization that may pose a risk of serious harm or danger to the community, including criminal conduct described in INA 101(a)(43), 212(a)(1)(A)(iii), 212(a)(2), 237(a)(2), or 237(a)(4)(A)(ii). 4. The alien is unable to establish their identity as outlined in PP 10949.11 i see that Eastern TN federal court (Knoxville) has a naturalization oath ceremony today the 4th of December and it was not cancelled . so how and who does the new memo affect remains to be seen

she still needs US residency and to have filed tax returns / also if she does not have US income, u will need joint sponsor who has to be green card holder or USC and have same requirements for taxe returns and US residency/ USC has to sponsor with adequate income according to 125% of poverty guideline

K1 itself is a 1 time entry visa and expires upon entry your I 94 has entry and departure info that allows the stay usually 90 days for the K1 https://www.cbp.gov/travel/international-visitors/i-94 CBP I-94 website those who stay past the departure date listed without the receipt of AOS submitted are subject to deportation BTW Did you get spouse's SS # and state ID in the alloted time?

for the discussion the following is USCIS memo https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/policy-alerts/PM-602-0192-PendingApplicationsHighRiskCountries-20251202.pdf

married 8 years and living in your country have you thought to find out if the embassy will accept filing DCF there? has USC maintained a US residency and filed all US tax returns?

what will happen depends on what the administration does / so far they have not and we have no idea what is really planned

if he is native born UKC , i would carefully consider going the K1

food stamps (snap) are not considered as public charge u need to meet the income requirements for the I 134 100% of poverty guidelines for interview and then 125% for AOS after marriage if the US visa is approved you should research health care insurance in your state or be able to add him to your policy / that will help at interview you need to show quality in person time has been spent with fiancee so the 2 of you know each other allah yekbel the very best to the 2 of you

With a USC gf and no job to prove for the ESTA, it would have been assumed by immigration u would AOS in US and remain here For Tourist visa, u can still be denied (or refused entry at POE) as with USC gf , ties are strong to remain here

you need the two required documents for a Moroccan citizen: a Fiche Anthropometrique and a Casier Judiciaire. one is normal criminal report and other is report of driving record (even for those with no DL or driving experience)

US embassy? can not do marriages the following is what they do https://be.usembassy.gov/marriage/ The U.S. Embassy can assist with your meeting Belgian requirements by providing an Affidavit of Single Status, or a sworn statement attesting to your marital status. To apply for this service, please schedule a notarial appointment. https://travel.state.gov/en/international-travel/living-abroad/marriage.html U.S. embassy and consulate employees cannot perform marriages in foreign countries. Local law decides who can perform marriages. Often, it is local civil or religious officials who perform marriages. Marriages done abroad are valid in that country if they follow local laws. Whether another country recognizes your foreign marriage depends on its own laws.