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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. 

You have about 20 years to wait, might be longer as time goes by. At the time the priority date becomes current you can add spouses/children to the petition as derivatives you do not need to file for them separately. Most likely the children will age out and the parent(s) will have to file for them after they obtain LPR status if the children are not married or USC status if the children are married. 

You have about 20 years to wait, might be longer as time goes by. At the time the priority date becomes current you can add spouses/children to the petition as derivatives you do not need to file for them separately. Most likely the children will age out and the parent(s) will have to file for them after they obtain LPR status if the children are not married or USC status if the children are married. 

If OP is doing a K-1, there are no documents to submit to NVC.

You came to the US, met and married someone on short notice, never lived with them. What evidence of do you have of the marriage. Did you have joint accounts. joint insurance, beneficiaries on each other's insurance, etc. Without this kind of proof you are dead in the water.
AND you never lived together so no case for VAWA
AND you have no proof of abuse. What you have is proof of a bad marriage
Statements from friends are almost useless as anyone can write a letter saying whatever you want.

You came to the US, met and married someone on short notice, never lived with them. What evidence of do you have of the marriage. Did you have joint accounts. joint insurance, beneficiaries on each other's insurance, etc. Without this kind of proof you are dead in the water.
AND you never lived together so no case for VAWA
AND you have no proof of abuse. What you have is proof of a bad marriage
Statements from friends are almost useless as anyone can write a letter saying whatever you want.

You came to the US, met and married someone on short notice, never lived with them. What evidence of do you have of the marriage. Did you have joint accounts. joint insurance, beneficiaries on each other's insurance, etc. Without this kind of proof you are dead in the water.
AND you never lived together so no case for VAWA
AND you have no proof of abuse. What you have is proof of a bad marriage
Statements from friends are almost useless as anyone can write a letter saying whatever you want.

You came to the US, met and married someone on short notice, never lived with them. What evidence of do you have of the marriage. Did you have joint accounts. joint insurance, beneficiaries on each other's insurance, etc. Without this kind of proof you are dead in the water.
AND you never lived together so no case for VAWA
AND you have no proof of abuse. What you have is proof of a bad marriage
Statements from friends are almost useless as anyone can write a letter saying whatever you want.

You came to the US, met and married someone on short notice, never lived with them. What evidence of do you have of the marriage. Did you have joint accounts. joint insurance, beneficiaries on each other's insurance, etc. Without this kind of proof you are dead in the water.
AND you never lived together so no case for VAWA
AND you have no proof of abuse. What you have is proof of a bad marriage
Statements from friends are almost useless as anyone can write a letter saying whatever you want.

You came to the US, met and married someone on short notice, never lived with them. What evidence of do you have of the marriage. Did you have joint accounts. joint insurance, beneficiaries on each other's insurance, etc. Without this kind of proof you are dead in the water.
AND you never lived together so no case for VAWA
AND you have no proof of abuse. What you have is proof of a bad marriage
Statements from friends are almost useless as anyone can write a letter saying whatever you want.

You came to the US, met and married someone on short notice, never lived with them. What evidence of do you have of the marriage. Did you have joint accounts. joint insurance, beneficiaries on each other's insurance, etc. Without this kind of proof you are dead in the water.
AND you never lived together so no case for VAWA
AND you have no proof of abuse. What you have is proof of a bad marriage
Statements from friends are almost useless as anyone can write a letter saying whatever you want.

Things to consider. You fiancé will not have health insurance, how will you pay the medical bills. 
You can't work, how will you support her and your mother. Your fiancé will not get her work authorization for months if not more than a year after she arrives.
 

Things to consider. You fiancé will not have health insurance, how will you pay the medical bills. 
You can't work, how will you support her and your mother. Your fiancé will not get her work authorization for months if not more than a year after she arrives.
 

This more a family issue than an immigration issue. Daughter, who is an adult, moved out to be with baby daddy. Daughter expects parents to support her even though she has treated them like dirt. Daughter learns hard lesson in life of how tough it is to survive on your own. Daughter comes crawling back to parents apologizing. Cycle repeats. 
The I-864 is between you and the government, not you and her. She can whine all she wants but you have no obligation to give her a penny. If she does receive public assistance you might be on the hook for paying the government back. 

This more a family issue than an immigration issue. Daughter, who is an adult, moved out to be with baby daddy. Daughter expects parents to support her even though she has treated them like dirt. Daughter learns hard lesson in life of how tough it is to survive on your own. Daughter comes crawling back to parents apologizing. Cycle repeats. 
The I-864 is between you and the government, not you and her. She can whine all she wants but you have no obligation to give her a penny. If she does receive public assistance you might be on the hook for paying the government back. 

This more a family issue than an immigration issue. Daughter, who is an adult, moved out to be with baby daddy. Daughter expects parents to support her even though she has treated them like dirt. Daughter learns hard lesson in life of how tough it is to survive on your own. Daughter comes crawling back to parents apologizing. Cycle repeats. 
The I-864 is between you and the government, not you and her. She can whine all she wants but you have no obligation to give her a penny. If she does receive public assistance you might be on the hook for paying the government back. 

This more a family issue than an immigration issue. Daughter, who is an adult, moved out to be with baby daddy. Daughter expects parents to support her even though she has treated them like dirt. Daughter learns hard lesson in life of how tough it is to survive on your own. Daughter comes crawling back to parents apologizing. Cycle repeats. 
The I-864 is between you and the government, not you and her. She can whine all she wants but you have no obligation to give her a penny. If she does receive public assistance you might be on the hook for paying the government back. 

This more a family issue than an immigration issue. Daughter, who is an adult, moved out to be with baby daddy. Daughter expects parents to support her even though she has treated them like dirt. Daughter learns hard lesson in life of how tough it is to survive on your own. Daughter comes crawling back to parents apologizing. Cycle repeats. 
The I-864 is between you and the government, not you and her. She can whine all she wants but you have no obligation to give her a penny. If she does receive public assistance you might be on the hook for paying the government back. 

This more a family issue than an immigration issue. Daughter, who is an adult, moved out to be with baby daddy. Daughter expects parents to support her even though she has treated them like dirt. Daughter learns hard lesson in life of how tough it is to survive on your own. Daughter comes crawling back to parents apologizing. Cycle repeats. 
The I-864 is between you and the government, not you and her. She can whine all she wants but you have no obligation to give her a penny. If she does receive public assistance you might be on the hook for paying the government back. 

Boiler is correct in an expedite even if approved probably won't do any good. She won't be allowed to fly after a certain point in her pregnancy even if she has her visa due to airline policy. 

First do as previously discussed and formally and in writing withdraw your petition and I-864. That way he cannot get a green card based on being married to you.
 
File for child support with the local office and provide all the information you have. They won't be able to do anything since he does not have a social security number or a way to find him but the filing will be on the record so if he is located they can get him for all the back child support. No paternity test will be required since you were legally married at the time of the birth.
 
After that there is nothing for you to do. As long as he is legally married to you he cannot adjust status by marriage to another woman. Pakistan law may say he can have four wives but US law says you can only have one and USCIS knows he is married to you and he will have to show a divorce certificate to marry someone else and get a visa or adjust status in the US. 

First do as previously discussed and formally and in writing withdraw your petition and I-864. That way he cannot get a green card based on being married to you.
 
File for child support with the local office and provide all the information you have. They won't be able to do anything since he does not have a social security number or a way to find him but the filing will be on the record so if he is located they can get him for all the back child support. No paternity test will be required since you were legally married at the time of the birth.
 
After that there is nothing for you to do. As long as he is legally married to you he cannot adjust status by marriage to another woman. Pakistan law may say he can have four wives but US law says you can only have one and USCIS knows he is married to you and he will have to show a divorce certificate to marry someone else and get a visa or adjust status in the US.