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  1. powerpuff
    Higher now that you have demonstrated immigrant intent. Only one way to find out - apply and see what happens.
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    No, I don’t think that’s something out of the ordinary.
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    *** Related threads merged. Please don’t start multiple thread pertaining to related/continuation topics ***
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    *** Topic moved from Progress Reports section to Process & Procedures ***
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    *** Topic moved from K1 forum to Tourist visa forum as the question is about visiting the US ***
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    You do not need to change it. You got the NOA2 and there’s nothing more that’ll come to your mail.
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    Passport, visa, a letter from the father consenting you taking him out of the country Also I-130. Great point
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    Whose address are you trying to change? Petitioner or beneficiary?
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    Two duplicate threads removed. Please do not start multiple threads asking same or related questions. VJ Moderation
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    File I-130 for your spouse, later on at NVC you can add your son. With current circumstances process will take about 5 years.
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    ***Topic moved to the Philippines forum***
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    Sorry, I’m not familiar with I-864A.
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    Three threads on the topic of joint sponsor merged together. It is not allowed to start multiple topics asking questions pertaining to one topic (in this case joint sponsor and I-864/A questions) as that’s considered spamming and is TOS violation. Keep all further and follow up questions in THIS thread only. VJ Moderation
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    *** Topic moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures ***
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    You should definitely put your A number in the field.
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    It depends on the country of your citizenship, not GC status.
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    I don’t think a lot of K1 visas get denied. I think many more I-129f get denied due to not meeting the criteria (haven’t met physically in the last 2 years, criminal background, didn’t include certain documents), but I think most K1 visa applications that are well put together are approved. Even looking at this forum, which is a fraction of all those going through an immigrant or non-immigrant processes but still paints a good picture, the amount of threads on B2 denials outweigh threads on K1 denials by a mile. And K1 forum is one of the busiest here on VJ.
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    I am focused on the topic and I cannot ignore the part about your wife’s K1 being approved by someone from the same ethnic/cultural background because that is the whole basis of your argument about prejudice and bias. She would’ve been approved even if the interviewer was white American who, let’s say for argument’s sake, was anti-immigration and had prejudice towards people from her country. To answer your question, I’m sure there are some officers who have prejudice and bias but no, I don’t think it’s pervasive and widespread. In that case hardly anybody would get B2 visas. Per the Department of State, in 2022 alone, 1,244,484 B1/B2 visas were issued worldwide.
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    *** Topic moved to Tourist Visa forum ***
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    Criteria to approve a fiancé visa are completely different from a B2. This is not a fair comparison at all.
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    Welcome to the forum. Most of us here have done the process without an attorney but we also put a lot of time into research to file correctly. While relationship evidence can be beneficial for certain applicants who will be going through what we call “tough consulates”, it is not what the I-129f will be adjudicated upon. It’s the evidence of physically meeting within the last 2 years before filing the petition. To clarify, you did meet in April in person and if so, can you present evidence of that such as boarding passes and passport stamps? The best thing to do is familiarize yourself with the instruction to I-129f, it’s a separate document and can be found on USCIS.gov.
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