JeanneAdil

I don't even let my mom cook or wash a dish while she is here and as soon as she mentions ''coming to help with the new baby" its no visa it is considered work the same as what a housewife does that is considered work it is only A small fee to apply so nothing to loose and hopefully , she will get the visa good luck

not according to the high risk map /it ranks 51 on that site for corruption but that is in country not a immigration list https://risk-indexes.com/global-corruption-index there is not a list -per say - of the countries for immigration but several attorneys post a list and the list seems to differ from one office to another

She will face a denial for coming to help with her grandchild/ that requires a work visa Just to let u know my mom from Moroc was denied tourist visa when i was LPR she received the visa to visit after my naturalization Why? doesn't make sense as she could not have stayed and gone thru AOS while i was LPR but could after i became a citizen and a big Congratulations for the new baby-to-be

Take the notice you received that said transfere was approved

We all know this dilemma We all know the separation is hard We all know when you are successful , its worth it when you say met online and see her in October, have you met in person yet? for high fraud countries it is important to spend as much quality time as possible together and if marrying in October (1st visit ) can be a red flag not to discourage u , but if you do , add her to 2025 tax returns following the IRS site for alien spouse getting ITID number as that will help prove marriage is bona fide the best to u both!!!!

While you are able to preceed with divorce waiver, you have not yet been approved to green card to work so income is key Any good immigration officer is going to not only question your intent to fraud but who is sponsoring income to proceed

you plan to marry in nepal so you must file for spouse visa many a K1 is denied as CO says too married for K1 u r looking at just the timeframe to bring the bene here consider the expense and timeframe for AOS after a K1 against timeframe of green card for CR1

credit check is not done as part of the process so don't overthink this

just say getting citizenship opens up new possiblities like some jobs that are only open to USC's (even if you don't want to work) there are still many advantages and understand that after naturalization , we have to use the US passport to leave and enter the US

do not be alarmed if the case status shows nothing or does not allow you to enter that would mean its on the way to NVC After you receive the embassy code # , you can check case status on the following site (it is slightly better than USCIS) https://ceac.state.gov/ceacstattracker/status.aspx

follow the same instructions that you would submit if a birth certificate was not available If you sent a copy from Ghana , the paper size may be the issue / the paper size is slightly different than the US and when i went thru a lawyer for 1 visa , he copied the bene birth certificate and NVC didn't like it/they wanted to see the Moroccan one on their size paper otherwise look at following site and it should help https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-6-part-j-chapter-3#:~:text=If primary documentation of birth,petitioner's burden of proof by If primary documentation of birth is not available to the petitioner, USCIS may consider affidavits or secondary evidence of age, which may include baptismal certificates, school records, hospital records, or immunization records, in order to evaluate whether the petitioner has met the petitioner’s burden of proof by the preponderance of the evidence.

Marry there and petition the spouse visa / the 3 year for citizenship starts the day she enters If you do K1 to marry here , you must go thru the process for the green card and the 3 years for citizenship starts with the date on the green card that can be a long wait to AOS after marriage here marriage there you can file the I 130 online as soon as u have the marriage certificate / make sure u check the list of needed document and u have them all to file the petition (like copy of your birth certificate if u do it from Australia)

so sorry your trip was ruined airlines very often overbook and have passengers on stand by this can happen when the flights (often bought online ) say change of airlines and the ticket bought is in 2 parts a ticket to sf with check in at atlanta and another ticket from SF to Phillipines its actually 2 tickets not 1 happened to friends parents from Moroc as they were not allowed to board they thought changing planes (with US visa and its allowed) but the ticket from Moroc would take them to Paris only it was not just a layover they needed to check in and pick up new boarding pass to fly onto US gathering bags from the 1st plane and all they would have needed a french visa just be careful when booking

financial documents are only 1 part of the NVC process they need to have supporting documents for the ds 260 before you will hear DQ Please complete a timeline and use a flag to ID the country

when talking to the embassy, did you specify this was IR5 for immigrant visa? or did they think you were asking about tourist visa ? As far as i understand the process, NVC and embassy work together to schedule IR5 How did you reach a site to schedule? this is interesting if you are able to complete the process this way

USCIS , nvc AND Embassy do not send anything to the bene USCIS enters the info to computer and sends the entire packet you submitted plus their notes to NVC NVC sends this onto embassy when the embassy makes a request for the interview NVC will email the petitoner when that has happened and instruct them to send any needed documents like the I 134 for K1 to the bene and give instructions to schedule medical and interview

you ask specifically about Jamica and what u need to know is every US embassy has to follow the same rules so, go to the search bar in the right above and write in "past marijuana use" / you can read thru those with experience on the subject

it may not have come thru or is not readble on their end mark it with your case # (even though you go to your case to send it ) and resend to NVC they ask for it and u gotta do it or case will go no further

you are presently living and working (need legal work visa) in UAE and if NVC has DQ'd the petition, there is no explanation needed / they will schedule it in Abu Dhabi. you need to read on the Pakistan portal to see what others face by interviewing in Islambad or out of the country Loves to teach has a pakistan husband who 1st interviewed in Pakistan and was put in long AP and needed to work so he went on work visit to UAE and had 2nd interview there check her posts and others from your country /this is best source of info

It does not say you have to move it it says you may choose to interview in home country Applicants living in a country different from their nationality can choose to apply in their country of residence. However, if they interview outside their country of nationality, their visa processing may be delayed. If you would prefer to be interviewed in your country of nationality rather than your country of residence or designated processing post: if you choose Abu Daubi on your petition and u r legal resident of the country , u can interview there the long wait will be for Pakistan to get security checks done on the immigrant after the interview (for either embassy this is a long wait)

When responding to NVC, u include your case #, both names and both DOB's you simply write a statement saying: I received notice in error saying my request to be exempt from fee for I 864 I have paid the fee and did not request the exempt Make a copy of the notice and your return statement for your records

Refer to Chapter 7 under Selective Service https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-d-chapter-7#:~:text=USCIS will deny a naturalization,may be ineligible for naturalizatio USCIS assists with the registration process by transmitting the appropriate data to the Selective Service System (SSS) for male applicants between the ages of 18 and 26 who apply for adjustment of status. After registering the eligible male, Selective Service will send an acknowledgement to the applicant that can be used as his official proof of Selective Service registration. You should understand that the reqirement to register was as follows 30 days after entering the US on the K1 visa which expires the day u enter so it is up to u to comply https://www.sss.gov/register/who-needs-to-register/#p1 Immigrants U.S. immigrants are required by law to register with the Selective Service System 30 days after their 18th birthday or 30 days after entry into the United States if they are between the ages of 18 and 25. This includes U.S. born and naturalized citizens, parolees, undocumented immigrants, legal permanent residents, asylum seekers, refugees, and all males with visas of any kind which expired more than 30 days ago.

You must wait for the notice to come to u / it will be from the USCIS office / NVC does not handle returned document / NVC sends them to the original office U need the notice with bar code to send in with your response(s) all u can do at this time is wait

You wait Lawyer offices often make mistakes but the USC has to carefully look over the petition before signing it and the USC is responsible for the contents and the errors

Case will be sent from NVC back to the original US office handling the case. Cases are sent to NVC and then onto USCIS this takes about 6 months / immigration is never fast about anything. https://www.uscis.gov/forms/all-forms/immigrant-visa-petitions-returned-by-the-state-department-consular-offices When a consular officer returns an immigrant visa petition to USCIS for reconsideration and possible revocation, he or she will typically deny the visa application on the basis of INA section 221(g) (temporary refusal of immigrant visa), pending USCIS review of the returned petition. The consular officer may also deny the visa application on another basis, if appropriate. If USCIS later reaffirms the approval of the petition, USCIS will send the petition back to DOS, at which point the consular officer will either accept the petition as valid and adjudicate the visa application to completion, or present USCIS with new evidence that was not previously considered. When a DOS consular officer denies an immigrant visa application, he or she will provide the beneficiary with a refusal letter listing the section of law under which the visa was refused