belinda63

Co sponsor makes enough but the sponsor doesn't.
What situation would they be walking into, is there a place for them to live, how employable would the immigrants be, ie. do they speak english and do they have job skills. Is the person sponsoring (not the co sponsor) them able to provide for them for at least several months while they find employment and housing.

You divorce and leave the US.
You weren't married long enough for either of you to receive alimony. The I-485 was withdrawn and along with it the affidavit of support. As of June 9 you are no longer authorized to work in the US. No reason to even respond to the divorce attorney unless there are major assets or money that was acquired during or brought into the marriage. The divorce will be granted by default if you don't respond. 

You divorce and leave the US.
You weren't married long enough for either of you to receive alimony. The I-485 was withdrawn and along with it the affidavit of support. As of June 9 you are no longer authorized to work in the US. No reason to even respond to the divorce attorney unless there are major assets or money that was acquired during or brought into the marriage. The divorce will be granted by default if you don't respond. 

You divorce and leave the US.
You weren't married long enough for either of you to receive alimony. The I-485 was withdrawn and along with it the affidavit of support. As of June 9 you are no longer authorized to work in the US. No reason to even respond to the divorce attorney unless there are major assets or money that was acquired during or brought into the marriage. The divorce will be granted by default if you don't respond. 

The Affidavit of Support is not in effect since you have not been issued a Green Card. Nothing you can do about it. No you cannot stay. 

I refer you to http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/immigrate/types/family/family-preference.html. There is no category for parent of an LPR therefore an LPR cannot petition their parent.
There is no category for married children of an LPR therefore an LPR cannot petition their married children. Also look at the instructions for the I-130 http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-130instr.pdf there is no way for an LPR to petition for parents or married children.
If you want to believe your friend over the Department of State and USCIS feel free to have your spouse file for his mother. They will gladly take his money.

A waiver for the K1 would involve showing that 1. He cannot travel to visit you supported with medical evidence why he can't travel to your country or evidence that he can't obtain a visa to your country.  2.You cannot travel to any other country. It would have to be supported with strong evidence such as medical records showing your condition and why you can't travel to any other country.
Only by showing both of the above would you even be considered for a waiver for the K-1. 

When did you marry?
If you married prior to midnight Dec 31 2022 then he has to file married filing jointly or married filing separately. 
If you married after midnight Dec 31 2022 then he has to file single or head of household.

She can divorce you as easily as you can divorce her. You can't stop a divorce. My divorce was final in December 1998 but we are still in court fighting over things as of this month.
She can file for divorce and file to ROC with the waiver. If the divorce is not completed by the time she files she can request an extension by showing the filing of the paperwork with the court.
She could also claim VAWA as you are using her immigration status to blackmail her into agreeing to your terms on the divorce.
You cannot stop her ROC and you cannot get out of the I-864.
Stop worrying about her immigration status and get your life together.
And just because she may be in another country she still has the right to contest the division of the property and ask for spousal support. Don't think getting her out of the US will protect you in the divorce. Or if she stays and is not in status nothing will happen in divorce court, immigration isn't going to show up and arrest her, even if they do she can still contest the divorce from jail.

If your parents use the tourist visa to enter the US with the intent to adjust status one of two things might happen.
1. They are honest at the immigration check point and say they are entering with the intent to remain and obtain a green card. Result, they are put on the next plane back home.
2. They lie about their intent and could be discovered, charged with lying to an immigration official, deported, and receive a permanent ban from the US. 

If your parents use the tourist visa to enter the US with the intent to adjust status one of two things might happen.
1. They are honest at the immigration check point and say they are entering with the intent to remain and obtain a green card. Result, they are put on the next plane back home.
2. They lie about their intent and could be discovered, charged with lying to an immigration official, deported, and receive a permanent ban from the US. 

If your parents use the tourist visa to enter the US with the intent to adjust status one of two things might happen.
1. They are honest at the immigration check point and say they are entering with the intent to remain and obtain a green card. Result, they are put on the next plane back home.
2. They lie about their intent and could be discovered, charged with lying to an immigration official, deported, and receive a permanent ban from the US. 

If your parents use the tourist visa to enter the US with the intent to adjust status one of two things might happen.
1. They are honest at the immigration check point and say they are entering with the intent to remain and obtain a green card. Result, they are put on the next plane back home.
2. They lie about their intent and could be discovered, charged with lying to an immigration official, deported, and receive a permanent ban from the US. 

If your parents use the tourist visa to enter the US with the intent to adjust status one of two things might happen.
1. They are honest at the immigration check point and say they are entering with the intent to remain and obtain a green card. Result, they are put on the next plane back home.
2. They lie about their intent and could be discovered, charged with lying to an immigration official, deported, and receive a permanent ban from the US. 

If your parents use the tourist visa to enter the US with the intent to adjust status one of two things might happen.
1. They are honest at the immigration check point and say they are entering with the intent to remain and obtain a green card. Result, they are put on the next plane back home.
2. They lie about their intent and could be discovered, charged with lying to an immigration official, deported, and receive a permanent ban from the US. 

Since there is no mention of an interview I concur with the others and it was either an RFE that was not answered or incompletely answered. Just refile.

Since there is no mention of an interview I concur with the others and it was either an RFE that was not answered or incompletely answered. Just refile.

Since there is no mention of an interview I concur with the others and it was either an RFE that was not answered or incompletely answered. Just refile.

The deductible if the amount you have to pay out of your pocket before the insurance will pay anything. 

When did you marry?
If you married prior to midnight Dec 31 2022 then he has to file married filing jointly or married filing separately. 
If you married after midnight Dec 31 2022 then he has to file single or head of household.

When did you marry?
If you married prior to midnight Dec 31 2022 then he has to file married filing jointly or married filing separately. 
If you married after midnight Dec 31 2022 then he has to file single or head of household.

If you are unable to take care of yourself financially how do you intend to take care of an additional person. Your spouse, depending on job and language skills, may be unemployed for a bit after arrival. The consulate could deny the visa based on the applicant (your spouse) becoming a public charge. 

If you are unable to take care of yourself financially how do you intend to take care of an additional person. Your spouse, depending on job and language skills, may be unemployed for a bit after arrival. The consulate could deny the visa based on the applicant (your spouse) becoming a public charge. 

If you are unable to take care of yourself financially how do you intend to take care of an additional person. Your spouse, depending on job and language skills, may be unemployed for a bit after arrival. The consulate could deny the visa based on the applicant (your spouse) becoming a public charge. 

If you are unable to take care of yourself financially how do you intend to take care of an additional person. Your spouse, depending on job and language skills, may be unemployed for a bit after arrival. The consulate could deny the visa based on the applicant (your spouse) becoming a public charge.