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30 minutes ago, payxibka said:
Still not acceptable for US immigration purposes without post wedding face to face meeting
Okay I will edit that one and it works for a 13A visa to enter in and have the post wedding face to face meeting, then will allow for a CR1
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22 minutes ago, Lucky Cat said:
Not valid for US immigration to start the CR-1 process until you have been together....after the ceremony.
My understanding and I will do more homework. I just found out about it. Is there is already proof of meeting since there is a K1 process already started.
I am likely wrong, and will update after more research
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Remove the wait and get married online and change your Process.
Kabayan party-list Rep. Ron Salo files bill seeking to allow “virtual” wedding using video, audio and data transmission devices.
Republic of the Philippines HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Quezon City, Metro Manila EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS First Regular Session House Bill No. 7042
This will allow you to get married online, and start the process of either a CR1 or a 13A to return, since the Philippines has cancelled their SRRV.
Key Take aways:
(1) legal capacity of the contracting parties who must be male and female; and
(2) consent freely given in the presence of the solemnizing officer
(3) Physically being on camera
(4) WHEN THE MARRIAGE WAS PERFORMED VIRTUALLY, THE CERTIFICATE OF MARRIAGE MUST BE NOTARIZED PRIOR TO ITS REGISTRATION WITH THE LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR TO ENSURE ITS AUTHENTICITY AND DUE EXECUTION, AND TO PROPERLY ASCERTAIN THE IDENTITY OF THE CONTRACTING PARTIES.
(5) Everything else required to get married in the philippines.
HR 7042
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I am sorry that is taking so long. I can only think that something got lost in the mail regretting your case.
I am sure you like, already done this. But did you sign up for https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/ ?Also you can write your local State rep asking for help and information. They might not be able to get it done now due to Covid-19. However, they might be able to give you some answers.
Also someone with more experience, correct me, but doesn't the 221(g) form come with the reasons for it and the steps how to correct it? Like you will know why the visa was refused and placed into Administrative Processing.
The main one I been reading about online has to do with the background check or the Validity of the Proposed marriage.
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This breaks my heart reading that you had to go through this and with child is even more unthinkable.
I am glad you decided to end it and moving .
Just FYI. Not sure if you know this yet, https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/battered-spouse-children-and-parents
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On 7/14/2020 at 2:35 PM, HulkySun said:
Tax day is cracking down. I want to have this years taxes in order. Self Employed. I am sponsoring k1 visa fiancee. Does this this example 1040 Self Employed document satisfy the 125% poverty rate requirement for 2 household size for Fiancee in the interview?
You would be amazed what conflicting information I found for what they look for. Adjusted Gross income line 8b vs Total income line 7a. thank you so much and looking forward to filing.
Also since there is conflicting info would it be safer to concentrate on the AGI to be above 125% ?
Look at what assets you have also look at getting a part time job or increasing your income.
Since you are going from the Philippines, you can not get a joint sponsor for a K1 visa.
Many US embassies accept joint sponsors for fiance visas. However, unfortunately, the most popular country for the K1 visa, the Philippines, doesn't allow them. They do allow joint sponsors for married couples applying for CR1 visas, but not the fiance visa.May 13, 2019
This could be something to check the website and get the I-134 and 1-864 . Might not need both, but good reference point. -
3 minutes ago, payxibka said:
Of course they can, however, it is rare. In 15 years on this site, I think i have read about one turn around.
Thank you for providing that insight. Do you remember what that rejection was for? How could you Provide enough information in this case example to show that is it not visa fraud?
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1 minute ago, payxibka said:
K1?
Yes, They were doing a K1, it might have been more to the story. Because they did have friends and family here. But they were not able to convince the POE. I was just saying that it is a possibility the POE could reject them.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
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Just now, payxibka said:
On what basis?
Still new to this, so like don't quote me. I am just speaking from personal experience of knowing people who went through this personally. They got approved and when trying to enter did not get allowed because of " as i was told" risk of visa fraud.
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21 minutes ago, GregAntillian said:
You bring up the primary point of what I had been thinking with the situation. I would've eventually found out, and that would be far worse than her telling me in advance.
I find it unlikely that things would get approved, but that's mainly why I came here to seek some advice on the situation. I know the obvious thing would be to call it quits and leave her, and that's definitely a pretty big option at the moment, but I was mainly wondering if I do decide to stay... Is there actually a chance things would even get approved now?
I am no expert here: Here are a few things that come to mind:
Since Russian is a High Risk Country likely be extremely hard to convince the CO.Even if you get the CO to approve, I am thinking the POE officer will send her back.
You also have to think about do you really want to be tied to her for Ten years? Even if you get her a GC. Will she leave you after? There are a lot of stories happening like that from there.
The real question, and you do not have to answer here, is why you even want to stay? -
3 minutes ago, SJordanS said:
Honey.... from a womans perspective here....I need to say something. For an engaged woman to get pregnant by another man is more than just cheating. Are there no more chances in life for you where you can't POSSIBLY find another woman to love and respect you? Run now while you can! For so many reasons. Stop the bleeding while you can. You will be raising another mans child because whether you like it or not, she's now a "package deal".
I totally agree and brings up a lot of different things to think about.
Not sure how far you are, sounds like still waiting for a NOA2. So yeah, some money wasted, but a lot better than doing the 134 and being locked in for 10 years, I believe. After they get here and Divorce. They will think about Visa fraud.
If you move forward you should start putting things in place now to protect yourself.
Key question is how can I Prove and Provide Support to the CO.
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Hello,
I am sure this was already bought up.
During the Medical examination they will have to answer to it and you will have to confirm you want to move forward, given this new information.
If you have one or more children not listed on the visa petition, or a current pregnancy, or a prior undisclosed marriage even if it is now terminated, or currently have a contagious disease of public health significance, be prepared to present a notarized letter from the petitioner stating he/she knows the discrepancies between facts stated on the petition and your actual personal circumstances, and still wishes to proceed with marriage.
There will be a lot of questions at the interview, and given that she cheated, might be grounds for Denial by the officer. -
2 hours ago, Greenbaum said:
Reading the descriptive phrase for what they are looking for in the I-129f, Petition for Alien Fiancé(e) you'll see it states "If your beneficiary is currently in the United States, complete Item Numbers 38.a. - 38.h". So, if she is currently in the US fill in the passport number, if not move on to the next question. There are two tools that can be beneficial in the process of completing the I-129f, Petition for Alien Fiancé(e) one is the form itself and the other are the directions. I'll post the links so you will be prepared for a dauting endeavor. Good luck and stay engaged.
We put N/A, because she never have been. We were wondering if it would be looked down upon if she didn't have a passport at the start of the visa.
yet, after doing a lot of searches, totally does not matter.
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After reviewing the site...
It is not needed to file, only concern is to make sure she has it before ht Medical exam and DS-160 process.
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This is a simple question, yet I am just wondering.
Does my beneficiary need a passport at the start of the K-1 Visa process or is it only needed for step two- DS-160?
I am wondering if it would affect us if she does not already have a passport at the start.
Our plans is to file first and wait for the office to open up (after Covid-19) lockdown and do the process for the Passport before the Package gets to her.please let me know your guy's thoughts.
HR7042 Is the Answer we been asking for
in Philippines
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