Juli.

9 minutes ago, Ray.Bonaquist said:

Try being broke and not working with a seriously sick spouse in the USA. You will understand his situation. This is not Europe with many social nets to fall back on. Both comments you’ve made come across very judgmental perhaps inadvertently.

Who told you about not working? Oh my dear, I know very well what is be  living here with a serious health problem and this is why I asked him about it. You are being judgmental with me too. So, go to relax a little bit before tell me that I don't understand.  You don't know my background. 

Just now, DAWGY said:

her tribe has only provides housing and health insurance . We still have car notes , insurance , phone and other bills to pay . You clearly don’t know how tough it can be for some people out there. 

Oh. I really know. I was in a hospital por more than 1 year, and my husband worked double to pay for everything. And this is why I'm asking you about not be able to be with her in this situation! Is horrible be far from the person we love more if we are sick.

I hope she gets better soon. 

55 minutes ago, Katlady said:

My name as the petitioner is misspelled on the K1 visa in my fiance's passport that was just issued.  I have done multiple cases to let the consulate know and I keep getting a generic response that they are escalating the case.

 

Does it even matter? Will it impact future things like AOS or do I just ignore and move on since my name is correct on all other documents?

 

Thanks!

 

 

You need to change it. Yes, she will have problems because is not her real name.

Call the Embassy or send a email.

One you receive the Visa you have a note which says: check your information,  if are some mistakes contact the Embassy (or the place they recommend you).

4 hours ago, DAWGY said:

I didn’t mention the word ex in my interview . That was worded wrong here . The IO wanted to know why my wife and I don’t leave together . I showed him proof that we share funds together and proof that she needs to remain at a different state else she’ll loose her health insurance . She’s very ill and her treatment could cost thousands monthly . We was lucky she’s part Native American , so her tribe pays for the insurance. We provided all that proof with doctors notes and so many other Paperwork . 

But if she is sooo sick, why are you not living with her to help it? Sorry,  but I can't think be far away from my husband if he is in this situation. 

3 hours ago, DAWGY said:

And it also mentioned separation for employment. Meaning it’s ok if you’re separated cuz of your job . 

Just for the "records", in those 3 years in the US how long you've been far away from your lovely wife?🤔

2 hours ago, vidash23 said:

Yes. 

But what I have been told. 

That we can over come this by having a joint sponsor with a much high income?.

 

In that case they wouldn't be asking for the intended immgrant assets 

Is the new joint sponsor a family member?

VJ's  members, for the assets the money don't need to be in the US? I really don't know.

22 minutes ago, Jared&Roxy said:

I spoke to my manager today and he wants me to stay on as an employee or a contractor if possible, at least during the transition time. I will speak with HR soon and maybe legal, but I feel like this is one of those cases where not many people know.

 

It is a Canadian company that has locations internationally. It's an acquisition-based company and my department/division are in Canada and I would be helping them out only. 

 

(I am asking this in the Canada discussion board since it is a Canadian employer but I understand if it has to be moved to a better area)

No. You can't work. Doesn't matter if is in the US or whatever, until get your work permission 

14 minutes ago, Caitlin Kennedy said:

Since we got our visa approved, we are looking to book his flight. March is super expensive from London to Chicago for spring break so I want to give my fiance my miles and he will pay me back. do they care if he comes over on my miles? do they ask who "purchased" the flight?

They can ask whatever they want but I don't think this will be a problem because you will be marring this person, right? So, don't overthink!

4 minutes ago, Nawras said:

I know what is the difference between the both. I'm just saying what is the best choice in my position. 

Everybody gives to you their point of view, now depends of you and your girlfriend to decide what is the best way to start. 

Nobody here is toxic, this is a forum with people who had a lot of experience applying for a IS Visa.

You don't need too prove nothing to us but if you are askingfor help this is the kind of information you will get.

Just be sure to read all the USCIS requirements and have all the things they will ask you too for.

Good luck in your journey. 

16 hours ago, Gaiden79 said:

 

Do you have a joint account? Life insurance or other thing that you guys share?

Are you the sponsor? So yes. You can add the document that says why you didn't filled those years. 

5 minutes ago, Nawras said:

 

Nobody can tell you that.  Each Embassy will make their decision.  Based on the US government  requirements, your country culture, etc. Each case is unique. 

If you and your girlfriend have a real relationship with proofs and she makes enough to sponsor you (or add a joint sponsor) you can choose any of those Visa.

The difference is time, fees, when you will be able to work in the US, and other things. You will probably find a bunch of information about any visa here in VJ.

12 minutes ago, Nawras said:

Both are basically are the same thing technically. I'm just speaking as If right now weather should we wait more before applying because I heard we could deny based on the short timing.

Short time is not the problem. All you need to do is proof of your real relationship. 

Is there any red flags in your case more than short time together? Age gap? Different religions? ...

14 minutes ago, fem_femme said:

Tax returns don't show current income, it's past income and you are supposed to show income.

They ask you specifically for this documents? Because in my case those are the only documents they requested for my Joint Sponsor 

20 minutes ago, Gaiden79 said:

 

What kind of evidence you submitted before?

Hi there. They asked you for this information? Because for my sponsors I just submitted the 3 years taxes returns and proofs of American citizenship, nothing else.

Is nothing YOU can do. 

She is the person who needs to prove strong ties with her country.  A stable job, a house, etc...

The fact that she never visited the US before and now that she is applying for a immigration visa, and this one is in Nebraska Center can maybe makes the CO have some doubts about the visit.

But, nobody can really tell you what will happen. Mexico have a long line of people waiting for their visas and unfortunately she can't jump it.

Be patient and visit her more time. I'm sure you family can wait.

I'm with my husband for 4 year (2 years married) and just traveled to the US when I get my CR1. Was my first time here and meeting his family.  Everything is just fine and I'm sure she will be fine too. 

Good luck

What kind of visa?

59 minutes ago, Kowatti said:

I need help.  Hubby & I had an interview this morning.  The officer did not indicate if we were approved or not.  Online shows pending review.  Does that mean hubby was not approved for his green card?  We didn't get a good feeling from it.  Other couples we're approved on the spot.  If we find out that we were not approved, is there anything that can be done about it?  Thank you.

Any red flags? Do you makes enough for the AOS or have some Co-sponsor?

Other thing that can be a issue?

Any case is unique, so you can not compare your case with other people who was approved in the same moment. 

If they need more evidence they will let you know.  Is there nothing you can do until there  

1 hour ago, nomi1400 said:

My K1 visa got denied last Tuesday in US embassy islamababad counselor officer was concerned about our Facebook meeting cause we did not have mutual friend then how we met she was in the list of people you may know then he was concerned about why you met with your fiance in other country why not in pakistan he just ask 2 more questions and said we denying your visa i asked the reason he did not tell anything will send you letter day later but I could not get any letter till now I don't know what to do now I called to embassy they contact with us through email van anyone tell what could be the actual reason for the denial???

Just one more thing. 

7 days ago you post it this:

Here you say she is your wife. Are you married and applied for the K1??

39 minutes ago, nomi1400 said:

I don't get on uscis website there mentioned 7 to 10 months for cr1 visa why in pakistan they gonna take 12 to 16 months 

7 to 10 months is just for the first part (USCIS). Next your case will be send it to NVC. To transfer the case will take more or less 2 months,  then in the NVC will take about 3+ months, depending how many things you need to submit again and the approve time.

And more time for the Embassy schedule your interview. 

 Before applying again I suggest you to really expand time together and start to adding your future wife in your insurance,  bank account,  etc.

Good luck

44 minutes ago, Rosy&Mohammed said:

Yes I got all. But i want to make sure if was normal to request for evidence that was send to them when we filed 

They can ask everything they want to.  Each case is different. Don't compare your case with other people. 

What they asked for??

49 minutes ago, Nobin said:

I dont know whether my step child is still an immigrant or a citizen. So what do I write on his A # question? I cant write N/A

Why you just don't ask?

1 hour ago, mohamed morocco said:

no kids  no parents 

40

Like everybody said,  this is not enough.  If she us from Michigan (live I saw in your profile) they have a lot of jobs right now. She can try to look for a second job.

Unfortunately LOVE is not accept it in banks hahaha 

Does she have some savings?

Is there some other red flags?

How old are you?

Morocco has a not of fraud cases so you will have not just have the enough money for the Affidavit but a really good amount of proofs about your relationship.

Does she have kids? What is her age?

Did she have saving??