JeanneAdil

when he arrives on K1 , make appointment at SS office and get that SS # don't wait for AOS as you need SS # to add him to bank, and many other things

print it out -all pages even if no info on them pertaining to you_ sign it and scan copy of it to NVC the original must go to beneficary for the interview keep copy for yourself

time to get the SS # is limited so apply ASAP Yes, an EAD (Employment Authorization Document) is often needed while your Adjustment of Status (AOS) application (I-485) is pending. You can apply for an EAD concurrently with your I-485 application, especially if you want to work while waiting for your green card. guides here to help

the joint bank account and tax info is to be submitted later at NVC and interview

I should have added CBP is looking for those who are have broken or are breaking /or intend to break US laws

only option is refuse US visa you did not a US visa (regular) u are not after waiver I believe the question asks. "where you ever refused (denied) a US visa?" that means ever You must declare any previous refusals in any new applications. Failing to declare a previous refusal may be considered misleading information.

the plus of being a green card holder under the spouse visa is that u can travel home for visits or to settle affairs there after US POE unless you violate US laws https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/after-we-grant-your-green-card/international-travel-as-a-permanent-resident Permanent residents are free to travel outside the United States, and temporary or brief travel usually does not affect your permanent resident status. If it is determined, however, that you did not intend to make the United States your permanent home, you will be found to have abandoned your permanent resident status

and no attorney would be at POE or able to get into CBP security area to help u

visa based on interview BUT expiration based on date on medical exam (6 months from date of that) and no, if spouse visa page is added to your passport , you can not use tourist visa/esta to enter

the best to u in this endeavor You do need to know the continuous residence laws which are not only for naturalization but for maintaining status as LPR 6 months here and 6 there would raise eyebrows at some point with CBP if they came and later applied for natualization , then yes , they could do this but as LPR its a big risk and not worth it Please read under this topic https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-8/chapter-I/subchapter-C/part-316/section-316.5

the plus of being a green card holder under the spouse visa is that u can travel home for visits or to settle affairs there after US POE unless you violate US laws https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/after-we-grant-your-green-card/international-travel-as-a-permanent-resident Permanent residents are free to travel outside the United States, and temporary or brief travel usually does not affect your permanent resident status. If it is determined, however, that you did not intend to make the United States your permanent home, you will be found to have abandoned your permanent resident status

In Islam, marriage, known as nikah, is a contract between a man and a woman, based on mutual consent and formalized with a verbal or written agreement. It is considered a highly recommended and essential aspect of Islamic life, with specific guidelines outlined in the Quran and Sunnah. Not sure why anyone would think a religious ceremony was not a real marriage when u had witnesses to this Christians marry in churches by pastor or priest with witnesses and we sign the marriage license Jewish marriage follows their laws and vary but common features include a ketubah (contract signed by 2 witnesses) OP you need to learn about Islam especially if you are to live in union with what you call your Husband in the post but say not married

not an issue

Document you speak of was signed by both of u before an religious efficient ( IMAM) or county clerk or judge? If so, you signed and were married Not registering the document does not mean u were not married did you present this document to immigration with English translation? If so, CO should have told you "too married for K1" I was married in Islam to Muslim and signed in clerk court / that is all that is needed to be legal marriage signing a document in many religions is the marriage document -no wedding ceremony there are day(s) of celebration after to celebrate the marriage your husband would have known this and informed u to apply for spouse visa

your country's government ID/ they don't expect u to have a US one unless you have gotten SS # and a state ID or DL by now

joint sponsor files I 864a include the letter from SS that we get each year stating the income for the following year Get the letter from IRS or include a letter from her showing she doesn't file Verification of non-filing letter - states that the IRS has no record of a processed Form 1040-series tax return as of the date of the request. It doesn't indicate whether you are required to file a return for that year. This letter is available after June 15 for the current tax year or anytime for the prior three tax years. Use Form 4506-T if you need a letter for older tax years.

If God had wanted you to stay married , he would not have made lawyers and courts If you are truly that uphappy, go to therapy or divorce many a Christian divorces

many have found it hard to change addresses but this will depend on the answer to question 62 c which says which country /embassy will the interview take place

OP I believe that when i see this question asked , the poster already knows the answers If CO has issues, she/he will ask many questions without looking at any documents you bring (but bring them as if you don't , they will ask you to send them) CO 1 Moroccan when given his documents back saw that the photos had been labeled with notes and his mom had not been in any celebration photos and they asked him why he responded by "she was in hospital at the time" and CO made him send proof of that SO. prepare for this to be a big question They will not ask about USC sending money but it is your other red flag that will be noted You and she married in Egypt and were in college together / Did you live together at this time? If not, prepare for packet to be returned to the US

OP on VJ we have read many stories of disappointed romance / marriage but in all honesty , the advice given falls on deaf ears they are in love and common sense isn't What happened to you happens to many even those USC's married to other USC's its good to see written and maybe will help someone and if so, hope that person lets you know that they listened but most on here have already committed and truth is they don't listen to advice =not even from family who see the dangers and pitfalls or friends who say "he /she is just looking for a green card A good marriage is GOOD (even when problems come up) A bad marriage is bad (and problems are made worse when they come up) AND there is no in between

gotta take that naturalization certificate / government departments often do not correspond as they should and your citzenship may not be recorded (that's why we have to update it ) nice if they talked and we could depend on them / but as a Senior citizen i have yet to see the right hand washing with the left -so to speak

you came in April all income must be reported paying taxes depends on county and amount earned abroad so, what country or what country was the money earned from in case its online work?

nothing daft about it many places i want to see good luck

True and USC's thinking to go and marry should inform themselves on all that is involved as the country is known for being high fraud but using the internet all who are talking online to someone should also be able to look on internet to see the pitfalls of international marriages and romance scams even ask google about -country specific https://www.ice.gov/about-ice/hsi/news/hsi-insider/romance-scams-protect-yourself and Lagos webpage has scam warnings https://ng.usembassy.gov/scams/ Understand that studies on foreigners shows Nigeria had the highest number of college grads (old Stanford study shows 24% ) but AI (if u believe AI) now says this Nigerians are known for having a high level of educational attainment, particularly among immigrants to the United States. A significant portion of Nigerian immigrants in the U.S. hold college degrees. For example, one study showed that 63% of first-generation Nigerian immigrants to the US were college-educated, and 71.1% of second-generation Nigerian American women had bachelor's degrees or higher.

Well futbal to be exact but soccer in the US where they will play this summer and letters from various people involved with church or other can attest to good character even get this young man introduced into a community that will help grow good character instead of those who accuse him of rape or start a fire / thats how it helps