JeanneAdil

Sounds plasible Here in Tennessee where we both are, the state has centers called pain management that handles all psychotic drugs / not by regular doctor. u should have been advised about her condition and medications. I would check my house thoroughly. the following statement defines psychosis and if she was taking any drugs , herself, that bought on her illness, it is possible she slipped him dose or doses . easy to do if he eats some foods you don't eat . Psychosis may occur as a result of a psychiatric illness like schizophrenia. In other instances, it may be caused by a health condition, medications, or drug use. Possible symptoms include delusions, hallucinations, talking incoherently, and agitation Nashville has 4 big mental health centers that are arranged in the 4 corners/ so one of them will be close to u / get him there if he didn't go before he left and feel free to explain what happened Take care and God bless u Remember a Good Moroccan man is a real good man and we're lucky to have found one

He may or may not face an interview and serious questions at the POE no way we could know it really depends on CBP and the POE Be ready for CBP to also question u and be sure he knows to tell them "my wife waits here for me" He can even have preclearance at Toronto or Montreal and with valid US visa stamp he can transit in Paris as long as there is no change of airports Take good care of both of u allah yessir

Part 4 Information about the beneficary starting with ## 17 u do list his current and former spouse(s) and then all children (1 by 1) BUT this does not include them in the petition just important that they are listed now as leaving them off creates problems for future petitions

In your post u do not say what u wanted for yourself Are u going to insist he get help from qualified personal? and help pay his share of bills instead of u supporting him financially? Think hard about what is best for your family I allowed my sister, who I never met, come to stay with us last year (she left after a few months) If he broke down within a few months from your sister's ill mouth, he had some underlying issues sorry for what u go thru , very sorry but if his religion is important to him, read about Islam and understand a Muslim man is expected to support his wife and praying is important / Allah is in control is what my Adil says look for a support group (maybe 2 ) one for his mental health and one that is comprised of Muslims

ours took only 2 weeks but that was priior to covid 2 months is more likely now and if his name is commonly used in mexico , it takes time to research names

The truth -always the truth CO will assume u have immigrant intent as u r single and have weak ties to home college is not one as u can finish college in the US

As a USC retire to Germany As an American, you can stay in Germany for up to 90 days without a visa. To stay longer, you’ll need to apply for a temporary residence permit (Aufenthaltserlaubnis) during your initial 90 days. This will more than likely require your passport, proof of German address, proof of health insurance and evidence that you can financially support yourself without working. Temporary residence permits last one year, and they’re fairly easy to renew. Once you’ve spent five years in Germany, you can receive a more permanent settlement (Niederlassungserlaubnis). Depending on your specific circumstances, this may require you to demonstrate knowledge of the German language and society.

Did u show the CR1 stamp on passport or just use marriage license to apply? if they did not see the valid CR1 and I 551 stamp they need to get info from immigration and POE date taking many over 2 months to get the SS # thru immigration so the investigation could be the computer shows "applied for"

my 3 stepchildren were French Canadian and came to live with American father (my late husband ) when mother was killed in accident so, we were thrusted into the situation with no warning so i do know about combining families and dealing with 4 sets of grandparents and all else that is involved but for the immigration part of this , how do u plan to explain his addresses at AOS appointment(s)? and will immigraition know? yeah, on a K1 you have to financial provide for them even for the medical insurance enroll the kids in school with address of the apartment and for the kids , you want them to come here and if it doesn't work out, go back? WOW that's really unfair

If the CO asks Who is going to visit and stay with? she needs to say u as otherwise its lying to immigration officer Never do that Tourist visa is about her returning to home country so she needs strong ties and all CO's at embassy assume the person has immigrant intent so she needs to prove she will not marry and AOS in the US 1. own property in Indonesia 2. job and //or contract she needs to return to 3. money for the trip / u can pay but she needs to disclose where ticket will come from 4...return ticket at POE for CBP

Yep, worried too much apply when u get back as biometrics may happen fast bio is fingerprints and photo IR 1 bio was done at interview (fingerprints at embassy) passport photos taken to interview the biometrics photo taken now will appear on the naturalization certificate at lower left hand side Best to u

our biometrics was within 2 weeks let's hope the Nashville office does it as they sent us to Atlanta but interviewed in Nashville several months later

you take all documents to interview as u did DCF not a petition like we do that goes USCIS, then NVC and onto embassy and medical is required, if not done before interview, they would put case in AP till medical was completed so, glad u have one scheduled

its not the kids that will do as much adjusting as its the parents You have to decide who shares a room you have to care for all when illness strikes and if young , measles, mumps and chickenpox are no fun and neither is it when the flu hits the family and everyone needs the bathroom you have to divide the work of who picks up who from school, band practice, football practice, dancing lessons , etc and who goes to watch one compete and who goes to another we ate many a meal on the road but saved Sunday to share the big dinner and what had happened in the week you have to save for college / i had 3 in universities for 2 years so scholarships are needed cultural differences you need to explain kids will have disagreements / let them work it out for things like who gets the remote, get a xbox and turn it into competition / actually brings kids together our food fight was fun till they found out they had to clean up Call them our kids not my kids and your kids

check the portal and some timelines for Ankara to get an idea how long others have waited https://tr.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/#:~:text=Current Operations%3A,all types of visa categories. Current Operations: U.S. Embassy Ankara is processing all categories of immigrant and fiancé(e) (K1 and K2) visas. As a result of the suspension of routine visa services associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a backlog in all types of visa categories.

i had 2 boys of my own / 3 step children that lived with me and i had 3 of my grandchildren for almost 2 years thru a family crisis kids adjust /yeah its a lot of work but kids handle situations better than adults I understand what its like to have household of 7 and only 2 1/2 baths and 5 getting ready for school and a husband wants to dress for work. Yeah, u will have some issues to face. Best u can do for yourself and his kids is to Love him with all your heart if asked at interview where foreign fiancee will live and he says in my own apartment, the visa will be denied and living apart doesn't help the kids find out what they will face the 90 days is to marry and live together and face life

the 90 days is not a trial period to help u decide /doesn't sound like u have made a decision spend more time visiting and decide if marriage is what you want take the kids and see how that goes

i see 7 days from 4th to 11th 7 days 11th to 18th 7 days 18th to 25th 7 days 25th to dec 2nd not sure i see what u see

Agree as S corps may not have non-U.S. citizens/residents as shareholders. and this could be a bit of a mess but you should have gone thru CBRA for the kids giving them USC and SS #'s /u could claim them

never heard the CO wants a certain order / most have seen the petition and copies ahead and only ask for a document when one is not in the paperwork from NVC most CO's do look at any of the documents u bring in But if u want to arrange it, make a cover sheet that is in outline form and tab the following sections always best on these posts to ID the country / embassy as those in the same embassy will give the best answers

please complete a tmeline and always ID The country/embassy when asking as that makes a great deal of difference If u r in high fraud country , the passport may be kept for days, weeks or months depending on the security checks done while you r in AP

No one here knows your situation and what the income difference will be when u refile and what u will owe but the check for that payment needs to be enclosed with the new 1040x. Refer to the tax schedule for what u paid and what the new payment will be You can only go back 3 years of returns Most recent year can be done online /the 2 before it must be paper What IRS will charge for interest and penalty will be billed Expect an audit Get your best info from IRS https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-1040x ° When to file: Generally, to claim a refund, you must file Form 1040X within three years from the date you filed your original return or within two years from the date you paid the tax, whichever is later. ° Processing time: Normal processing time for amended returns is 8 to 12 weeks. In general, we charge interest on underpayments starting on the due date of the amount you owe and will continue to accrue until the balance is paid in full: Tax is due on the return filing date; extensions to file do not extend the date for payment of the tax.May 4, 2023

He has to prove he knows our cultural and is willing to accept it and if u get a Stokes interview, u must know his Learn it, accept it and prove it to USCIS and fight for the visa, I did My comments are not meant to be just-plain critical but i hear from many Algerians, Tunisians and Moroccans and know what we have to face It can be heartbreaking /immigration can seem cruel but they are in control of our lives at this point and they have the right to say ya or nay allah yekbel means God hear your prayers

But In Algeria, its not and most mother of Algerian men would not accept Understanding the culture is a big part of getting a visa approved /his culture will follow to the US (i know i live with a Sunni Muslum as he would be from the Kabylie region ) Algeria also has unwed mothers but its not acceptable “There are also a substantial number of unmarried single mothers, with around 3,000 children born outside marriage annually. A strong stigma is attached to these women and their offspring. Unmarried single mothers are often rejected by their own families and have to endure immense social pressure that is from https://www.refworld.org/pdfid/4d2ebf022.pdf there is a lot to learn and understand when it comes to marrying a man from different religion and he will always be Algerian even when naturalizing Big issue for us is "i don't cook Moroccan food"