JeanneAdil

refused does not mean refused to immigration it is just the term that is posted till decision is made i would think they are using fingerprints and the system to verify the name(s) and record of the other person

TRAVELING TO THE US is the phrase here that is needed as u need B1/B2 to get off the vessel but those ships leaving the US need D visa as u state above Those who will provide services on board a commercial vessel and who meet the requirements under INA 101(a)(15)(D)(i) above are classifiable D. Coming to US on B visa to board and work would be commercial vessels not licensed in the US like the Norwegian cruise ships which a crewmember would be working not under US visa but the country of the vessel license

look up sample of ds 160 and check if u need to put social media Does someone check all that? If they believe u r a treat to the US, then, yes they can look at profile pages /do they take the time to??? only if there is good reason to anything encripted is not available without the password

it use to be stated in I 864 instructions that not use primary residence / that is no longer in the asset instruction rules but as u say, the CO does not have to accept it

the bold part it is not a replacementt US passport she is applying for the 1st time taking Naturalization certificate to Cambodia to do this is a bit risky but here are the rules to follow for US Cambodia under 1st passport drop down box https://kh.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/passports/

B2 Business (B-1) Consult with business associates Attend a scientific, educational, professional, or business convention or conference Settle an estate Negotiate a contract

he said he was a captain and this is what is said on https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/other-visa-categories/crewmember-visa.html Travel purposes which require Crewmember (D) Visas - Examples: pilot or flight attendant on a commercial airplane captain, engineer, or deckhand on a sea vessel lifeguard, cook, waiter, beautician, or other service staff on a cruise ship trainee on board a training vessel

do u realize u can not work on B1/B2 its for tourist and temporary business

yeah why B1/2 Crewmember (D) visas are nonimmigrant visas for persons working on board commercial sea vessels or international airlines in the United States,

Since u r coming on a K1, your work and income are not important for the interview the income of the USC is what is looked at U will not be able to continue your present digital photography or do any other type of work in the US until the AOS process is complete and u have a EAD or 2 year green card to work

As mentioned "The totality of circumstances" in your case is important On SSA you receive medicare and can not add him your part time job would also not have full health benefits So, it would have been up to u to show u researched health care providers in Ga and could afford his That aside did u send the 1099 for SSA along with your W2 as otherwise the CO would have looked at AGI https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/i-864-affidavit-faqs.html#:~:text=Financial sponsors can only include,the value of their home. Assets: Financial sponsors can only include assets that are convertible into cash within one year and without considerable hardship or financial loss to the sponsor and his/her family. Examples of assets easily convertible to cash are savings, stocks, bonds and property. Sponsors may include the value of their home U can include the home but u needed an appraisal, the mortgage lender recent page of lien(s) to show actual asset along with proof it could be sold in a year but savings, etc are more important what u do not mention is both ages and is it the norm in spouses' country to marry a widow? HIs country is important your ages are important not of child bearing age for some countries is important the actual time spent together is Very important for some countries and understand the CO must not only protect the USC but needs to protect the immigrant

in morocco religious waiver only if u have refrused all the other vaccines if you and family have already had vaccines of any kind , u can not use the waiver in Casa embassy

the woman is the USC when she changes her name or not doesn't affect the bene's name

the rebate is based on 2020 income and taxes yes, u, as a USC get a rebate but not the spouse as u did not marry till 2021 she was not on 2020 taxes and yes, it is worth it to do 1040x for the years u were married for double the standard deduction for those years 2021 and 2022

no timeline no idea what basis you are doing naturalization how did you come to US? is this 3 or 5 year rule? what supporting documents did you submit?

without the embassy letter, u can not schedule the medical exam so its usless to make interview appointment they say "don't" so don't if the embassy says to do something "do it" Turkey is backed up as the embassy is handling some countries that have closed embassies so you need to wait in queue same as others read the portal for Turkey embassy reports and posts from others going thru that embassy for a better idea of wait times and other info just hit the word portal above in the blue bar

38 is left blank/ she is not here and do not include a local office on any form /that is also for those who are already here , we say K1 is expensive as the cost to adjust status once in the US is costly,with fees going up April 1st; the immigrant can not work or travel outside the US until the AP is approved /all this makes it harder to get SS # , DL ,, add to bank account

Not just state by state but in some states like NYS ,its county to county In TN we now do not need a concealed carry permit /that is a new rule In Tx, LPR can buy a gun NY city no, only authorized personal are allowed hand gun permits TN you can even carry a gun into a business UNLESS the facility posts on the door "NO FIREARMS PERMITTED" If you are a resident alien or a citizen you may buy a gun in the USA. according to ATF https://www.atf.gov/firearms/qa/may-aliens-legally-united-states-purchase-firearms An alien legally in the U.S. is not prohibited from purchasing firearms unless the alien is admitted into the U.S. under a nonimmigrant visa and does not meet one of the exceptions as provided in 18 U.S.C. 922(y)(2), such as possession of a valid hunting license or permit.

the 2021 economic rebate is based on 2020 returns you were not married till 2021 If you did not qualify for the full third Economic Impact Payment see Questions and Answers About the Third Economic Impact Payment – Topic H: Reconciling on Your 2021 Tax Return. Understand 2021 return is for 2020 taxes look under the following drop down box Q B1. Eligibility Requirements: What are the eligibility requirements for the credit? (updated December 10, 2021) https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/2020-recovery-rebate-credit-topic-b-eligibility-for-claiming-a-recovery-rebate-credit-on-a-2020-tax-return#:~:text=The Economic Impact Payments were,on your 2020 tax information.

It is a requirement you are not legally separated and the following is from NY Bar for "No fault " divorce If the lawyer wanted $5000 he might have been going for "grounds" for divorce for inhuman treatment and that's more intense https://nysba.org/legalease-divorce-and-separation/#header1 The other (“no fault”) grounds are: one year of living apart under a separation agreement; one year of living apart under a separation decree granted by a court; an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage for a period of at least six months, provided that one spouse has so stated under These “no fault” grounds afford New Yorkers a basis to get a “no-fault” divorce, in which neither spouse is judged to be at fault. Unquestionably, the “no fault” laws will provide a disincentive for people who wish to challenge the basis for the divorce.

It would be the USC applying for the I 130 the following is from the USCIS site on adoption relative a so the USC needs to live with the child for 2 years https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/Intercountry-Adoption/Adoption-Process/how-to-adopt/adopting-a-relative-for-immigration.html#:~:text=Yes%2C you will need a,adoption services have been provided. INA 101(b)(1)(E) requires the child to have been in the legal and physical custody of, and resided with, the adoptive parent(s) for at least two years prior to filing the Form I-130 petition. If the child is or was habitually resident in a Hague Convention country prior to the adoption and the adoption occurred on or after April 1, 2008, the two-year legal custody and physical residency period generally must be satisfied outside the United States in order for the Form I-130 to be approvable. There's a lot of reading u need to do to understand all that is involved especially since the father is still alive /and i mean a lt of reading Very important to answer as others have asked "What country?"

to achieve a NY divorce (entire state) u must be legally separated for a year so 1st file for legal separation to get the year's wait started $5000 is on the high end especially if no property and children

you get the larger tax refund by filing married joint and getting his ITIN by with the W7 form and supporting documents yeah, its extra paperwork but its worth the extra $13,850 its there if u want it

The notice is requesting a 2nd interview/ u need to follow the embassy instructions if u want to proceed with the visa

appointment for immigrant visa is done by NVC