Derek Scheyer

A very large majority of k1 are dying to get married and would have already been married if it wasn't for the unexpected delays. We may be "unmarried" but it's not by choice and the process preventing us from doing so shouldn't be judging on that considering it's the very thing keeping us from doing it. I've wanted to marry my fiance for months now and it's wrong we are being considered low priority just because we aren't allowed to marry yet.

Does anyone think the k1 will actually go through for all of us waiting or are they going to keep it on the backburner until it gets removed as an option? Will they at least continue processing the ones who have been submitted? Even if we do get our k1s, will the USCIS even be around to submit our AOS? If we all get told no more k1s and we get married and file for a spousal visa, will it take years due to there being an almost non-existent USCIS? 
I am checking these boards every single day and not a speck of good news ...for months. I'm always checking the news each day and it's always something really bad about USCIS shutting down or the post office..etc. I've never been this depressed and heartbroken in my life. I regret filing a k1 more than anything and I'm sure I'm not alone.
Does anyone see any light at the end of the tunnel? I just want some good news for once, if even really small.

A very large majority of k1 are dying to get married and would have already been married if it wasn't for the unexpected delays. We may be "unmarried" but it's not by choice and the process preventing us from doing so shouldn't be judging on that considering it's the very thing keeping us from doing it. I've wanted to marry my fiance for months now and it's wrong we are being considered low priority just because we aren't allowed to marry yet.

A very large majority of k1 are dying to get married and would have already been married if it wasn't for the unexpected delays. We may be "unmarried" but it's not by choice and the process preventing us from doing so shouldn't be judging on that considering it's the very thing keeping us from doing it. I've wanted to marry my fiance for months now and it's wrong we are being considered low priority just because we aren't allowed to marry yet.

A very large majority of k1 are dying to get married and would have already been married if it wasn't for the unexpected delays. We may be "unmarried" but it's not by choice and the process preventing us from doing so shouldn't be judging on that considering it's the very thing keeping us from doing it. I've wanted to marry my fiance for months now and it's wrong we are being considered low priority just because we aren't allowed to marry yet.

A very large majority of k1 are dying to get married and would have already been married if it wasn't for the unexpected delays. We may be "unmarried" but it's not by choice and the process preventing us from doing so shouldn't be judging on that considering it's the very thing keeping us from doing it. I've wanted to marry my fiance for months now and it's wrong we are being considered low priority just because we aren't allowed to marry yet.

A very large majority of k1 are dying to get married and would have already been married if it wasn't for the unexpected delays. We may be "unmarried" but it's not by choice and the process preventing us from doing so shouldn't be judging on that considering it's the very thing keeping us from doing it. I've wanted to marry my fiance for months now and it's wrong we are being considered low priority just because we aren't allowed to marry yet.

Does anyone think the k1 will actually go through for all of us waiting or are they going to keep it on the backburner until it gets removed as an option? Will they at least continue processing the ones who have been submitted? Even if we do get our k1s, will the USCIS even be around to submit our AOS? If we all get told no more k1s and we get married and file for a spousal visa, will it take years due to there being an almost non-existent USCIS? 
I am checking these boards every single day and not a speck of good news ...for months. I'm always checking the news each day and it's always something really bad about USCIS shutting down or the post office..etc. I've never been this depressed and heartbroken in my life. I regret filing a k1 more than anything and I'm sure I'm not alone.
Does anyone see any light at the end of the tunnel? I just want some good news for once, if even really small.

A very large majority of k1 are dying to get married and would have already been married if it wasn't for the unexpected delays. We may be "unmarried" but it's not by choice and the process preventing us from doing so shouldn't be judging on that considering it's the very thing keeping us from doing it. I've wanted to marry my fiance for months now and it's wrong we are being considered low priority just because we aren't allowed to marry yet.

A very large majority of k1 are dying to get married and would have already been married if it wasn't for the unexpected delays. We may be "unmarried" but it's not by choice and the process preventing us from doing so shouldn't be judging on that considering it's the very thing keeping us from doing it. I've wanted to marry my fiance for months now and it's wrong we are being considered low priority just because we aren't allowed to marry yet.

Most of us doing a k1 would already be married if it wasnt for covid. So you can pretty much think of them as our spouse.

Does anyone think the k1 will actually go through for all of us waiting or are they going to keep it on the backburner until it gets removed as an option? Will they at least continue processing the ones who have been submitted? Even if we do get our k1s, will the USCIS even be around to submit our AOS? If we all get told no more k1s and we get married and file for a spousal visa, will it take years due to there being an almost non-existent USCIS? 
I am checking these boards every single day and not a speck of good news ...for months. I'm always checking the news each day and it's always something really bad about USCIS shutting down or the post office..etc. I've never been this depressed and heartbroken in my life. I regret filing a k1 more than anything and I'm sure I'm not alone.
Does anyone see any light at the end of the tunnel? I just want some good news for once, if even really small.

Does anyone think the k1 will actually go through for all of us waiting or are they going to keep it on the backburner until it gets removed as an option? Will they at least continue processing the ones who have been submitted? Even if we do get our k1s, will the USCIS even be around to submit our AOS? If we all get told no more k1s and we get married and file for a spousal visa, will it take years due to there being an almost non-existent USCIS? 
I am checking these boards every single day and not a speck of good news ...for months. I'm always checking the news each day and it's always something really bad about USCIS shutting down or the post office..etc. I've never been this depressed and heartbroken in my life. I regret filing a k1 more than anything and I'm sure I'm not alone.
Does anyone see any light at the end of the tunnel? I just want some good news for once, if even really small.

A very large majority of k1 are dying to get married and would have already been married if it wasn't for the unexpected delays. We may be "unmarried" but it's not by choice and the process preventing us from doing so shouldn't be judging on that considering it's the very thing keeping us from doing it. I've wanted to marry my fiance for months now and it's wrong we are being considered low priority just because we aren't allowed to marry yet.

A very large majority of k1 are dying to get married and would have already been married if it wasn't for the unexpected delays. We may be "unmarried" but it's not by choice and the process preventing us from doing so shouldn't be judging on that considering it's the very thing keeping us from doing it. I've wanted to marry my fiance for months now and it's wrong we are being considered low priority just because we aren't allowed to marry yet.

A very large majority of k1 are dying to get married and would have already been married if it wasn't for the unexpected delays. We may be "unmarried" but it's not by choice and the process preventing us from doing so shouldn't be judging on that considering it's the very thing keeping us from doing it. I've wanted to marry my fiance for months now and it's wrong we are being considered low priority just because we aren't allowed to marry yet.

A very large majority of k1 are dying to get married and would have already been married if it wasn't for the unexpected delays. We may be "unmarried" but it's not by choice and the process preventing us from doing so shouldn't be judging on that considering it's the very thing keeping us from doing it. I've wanted to marry my fiance for months now and it's wrong we are being considered low priority just because we aren't allowed to marry yet.

A very large majority of k1 are dying to get married and would have already been married if it wasn't for the unexpected delays. We may be "unmarried" but it's not by choice and the process preventing us from doing so shouldn't be judging on that considering it's the very thing keeping us from doing it. I've wanted to marry my fiance for months now and it's wrong we are being considered low priority just because we aren't allowed to marry yet.

Does anyone think the k1 will actually go through for all of us waiting or are they going to keep it on the backburner until it gets removed as an option? Will they at least continue processing the ones who have been submitted? Even if we do get our k1s, will the USCIS even be around to submit our AOS? If we all get told no more k1s and we get married and file for a spousal visa, will it take years due to there being an almost non-existent USCIS? 
I am checking these boards every single day and not a speck of good news ...for months. I'm always checking the news each day and it's always something really bad about USCIS shutting down or the post office..etc. I've never been this depressed and heartbroken in my life. I regret filing a k1 more than anything and I'm sure I'm not alone.
Does anyone see any light at the end of the tunnel? I just want some good news for once, if even really small.

Does anyone think the k1 will actually go through for all of us waiting or are they going to keep it on the backburner until it gets removed as an option? Will they at least continue processing the ones who have been submitted? Even if we do get our k1s, will the USCIS even be around to submit our AOS? If we all get told no more k1s and we get married and file for a spousal visa, will it take years due to there being an almost non-existent USCIS? 
I am checking these boards every single day and not a speck of good news ...for months. I'm always checking the news each day and it's always something really bad about USCIS shutting down or the post office..etc. I've never been this depressed and heartbroken in my life. I regret filing a k1 more than anything and I'm sure I'm not alone.
Does anyone see any light at the end of the tunnel? I just want some good news for once, if even really small.

I think if you're doing a k1 then you have to file for AOS after they arrive on the visa and get married. Which is back to the USCIS. I'm sure there's other visas that have to return to the USCIS as well.

Most of us doing a k1 would already be married if it wasnt for covid. So you can pretty much think of them as our spouse.

I think if you're doing a k1 then you have to file for AOS after they arrive on the visa and get married. Which is back to the USCIS. I'm sure there's other visas that have to return to the USCIS as well.

Most of us doing a k1 would already be married if it wasnt for covid. So you can pretty much think of them as our spouse.

Most of us doing a k1 would already be married if it wasnt for covid. So you can pretty much think of them as our spouse.