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https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/tourism-visit/visitor.html/visa CO may ask if u have funds for the trip/ it was asked at her 1st B2 interview it is under additional info so send a letter he can present to show you will pay / we payed for my mom for everything but i made an account for her years ago that we printed out for her to show i also travel to bring her here and return her to Moroc Additional Documentation May Be Required Review the instructions for how to apply for a visa on the website of the U.S. Embassy or Consulate where you will apply. Additional documents may be requested to establish if you are qualified. For example, additional requested documents may include evidence of: The purpose of your trip, Your intent to depart the United States after your trip, and/or Your ability to pay all costs of the trip. Single men can also marry in US if they are talking to anyone romantically so CO may ask about that And understand his travel to other countries will be noted especially the ones that need a visa good luck for a safe trip
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it's because he filed single/ he is married /can not file single OP even if do not have SS # , u can claim her for personal reasons now , file 1040x and claim your spouse the following site is usually for those living abroad but info can also be used for those awaiting SS# from the forms filed for AOS after marrying in the US https://1040abroad.com/blog/expat-tax-how-to-file-taxes-if-spouse-does-not-have-ssn-or-itin/#:~:text=Your spouse does not need,may vary—check compatibility). File your tax return under Married Filing Separately. Enter “NRA” where your spouse’s Social Security Number would go. Your spouse does not need to get an ITIN unless you’re claiming certain dependents or a tax benefit that requires it. You can e-file your return as long as the IRS system accepts “NRA” in place of the spouse’s social security number (some software may vary—check compatibility)
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For K1 the person needs to submit the arrest and any deposition from the court If the case is sent to Vermont, then USCIS has determined it is a more difficult case Previous petition does not necessarily slow it down as long as divorce court documents (with seals from court ) are provided/ these need only to be scanned for the paper K1 but bene will need originals (all pages) for the interview. Also bene needs to know details of the divorce _reasons for divorce, date of divorced , how long they were married, any children ,etc)
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IR5- Step brother
JeanneAdil replied to coforever's topic in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America
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following site goes all the way back to 2017 and lists per embassy per class K1 is under NIV nonimmigrant class https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-statistics/nonimmigrant-visa-statistics/monthly-nonimmigrant-visa-issuances.html
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IR5- Step brother
JeanneAdil replied to coforever's topic in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America
You list him but he can not accompany the parents as there are no derivates on the I 130 if you wish him to immigrate , he needs his own I 130 and he will be F4 with a long wait (15+years) -
Pending is over 28,000 as of end of 1st quarter (check the site for pending cases) this will only go up in number as USCIS is reporting a rise in I 129f petitions flow chart shows since 1st quarter 22,949 K1's have been received and only 2,129 are approved / this is on top of the pending number click on the blue area to see number received and the green area to see those approved at USCIS level there are Not sure why u pay a service when the USCIS API can be seen by any of us wishing u a good future It looks like USCIS did concentrate on worker visas to get all those nonimmigrant workers here for the spring planting and harvesting Later in the early fall , it will be DV lottery that they focus on it all goes in cycles with a summer showdown for vacations and the winter showdown for the Holidays Not to forget Trumps lay offs Donald Trump's administration has implemented significant personnel reductions across various federal agencies, including those involved in immigration processing and enforcement. These layoffs, part of a broader workforce reduction initiative, have sparked concerns and are expected to have a notable impact on the U.S. immigration system.
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both visas will take anywhere from 18 months to longer as the wait time in Manilla for interview is long many do go and live while waiting the process If they can maintain income and a US residency and file tax returns as required the best to u both if you do have a child while waiting , you will file CBRA for the child to have US citizenship so you don't have to do a separate petition to bring child here
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What service has this info when USCIS has not yet put out the 2nd quarter report April 30th we could see the 1st quarter (October thru December for 2025) https://www.uscis.gov/tools/reports-and-studies/immigration-and-citizenship-data 1st quarter shows 7939 processed (this does include the ones denied) and that is 2,646 monthly and if average 30 days a month , its only 88.2 daily Take into consideration that this includes November (Thanksgiving holidays) and December (Christmas holidays) But we yet to have any info on January thru end of March (2nd quarter) How did the service put u somewhere in the 4500 area when 28,839 are pending? this is only for 129f fiancee there are 148,423 completed I 129 for workers in same quarter and 89,852 still pending so, looks like I- 129 for workers is going faster
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K1 visa
JeanneAdil replied to Emmaaem22's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports
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NVC processing
JeanneAdil replied to Selena123's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports
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Panel physcians approved by USCIS not only need partner to disclose BPD but show prove of getting treatment from qualified Drs if you have not seen the person when the mood swings hit or the depression, you need to understand fully that it is overwhelming for both the person and everyone one close to that person Also with K1 , check costs to acquire health care insurance , hopefully add to your work after marriage Not a bad idea to talk to a real good Psychiatrist or social care worker to know the cost of treatments as treatments will be ongoing for life Not only know what you may go thru but what this person will experience when leaving family and friends and everything familiar One of the things that happens to those with BPD is a feeling of abandonment so when left alone, it is hard on them With K1 the person can not travel back to Canada till AP (form I 131 ) is approved which does not help with depression and homesickness in this case If you continue with the process and know all, think of spouse visa as it means person is not stuck in the home with no family support , has green card and all things that go with it Plus all life issues can throw a BDP person into turmoil / these include someone back home is ill , loss of a pet, being alone , not being able to drive oneself, etc And also understand , you are in for the long haul if marrying a person with mental disability as many states will not allow u to divorce and i know no one thinks divorce but understanding this is important
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221g
JeanneAdil replied to mikey315's topic in Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)
OP started post but only stayed 4 minutes on site and has not returned OP , we are here to help (if possible ) so please return and complete a timeline Timelines and knowing type of visa and the embassy do help the VJ community to answer your query this site is a good source of information -
IR5 for parents -Nigeria
JeanneAdil replied to coforever's topic in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America
https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-130instr.pdf Always a good idea to read thru the I 130 instructions before submitting them online Each parent needs a separate I 130 with proper fee at the NVC stage each parent will need the 2 fees paid to fill out the I 864 and ds 260 for each parent to become DQ (document qualified) NVC and Lagos will work together to schedule the 2 interviews -
56 is a lot higher number than it use to be and favors you 2 the K1 was advised by embassy? wow does she know he can't work until he has EAD? and the cost of AOS after the US marriage? I married in Moroc and we did it in 2 weeks but i had all the documents sent ahead for translations ahead of my arrival ./ the translator only wanted to see my ID after i was there to verify before handing the documents over to us He may be homesick as he'll have a lot of time on his hands waiting for the AOS approval so go to SS office as soon as possible and get that process started / it helps to get him a state DL so he can drive himself around and learn the area while you are working Atlanta has several good markets and restaurants where he can find his halal foods / we shop there once a month
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The day is here
JeanneAdil replied to EllisAndRenz's topic in US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports
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IR5 for parents -Nigeria
JeanneAdil replied to coforever's topic in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America
Your USC wife can walk you thru the process its the same I 130 petition and steps she went thru to bring u here guides above will also assist no need for a lawyer / just complete all documents when needed and meet the income requirement -
221g
JeanneAdil replied to mikey315's topic in Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)
and tell us the color as there are 4 Blue Form: Additional supporting documents are needed. White Form: Further processing is needed. Pink Form: Additional processing is being undertaken to check the validity of the information provided. Yellow Form: Longer time is needed to determine the status of the applicant. -
Tokyo US Embassy emailed last minute request
JeanneAdil replied to fiftytwo05g's topic in Asia: East and Pacific
Is she able to show proof that she left China before age 16?
