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Kelhec

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  • City
    Katy
  • State
    Texas

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  • Immigration Status
    IR-1/CR-1 Visa
  • Place benefits filed at
    Nebraska Service Center
  • Local Office
    Houston TX
  • Country
    Colombia
  • Our Story
    I have added this for my daughter and son-in-law as I am helping them with their journey. They met in Colombia while my daughter and I were visiting a friend of hers. They began talking more after she returned home and fell in love. They had several extended visits and ultimately got engaged. Due to him needing to finish his studies at University in Colombia and the concerns she has with timing of a K1 and the fear of him being sent to the military upon graduation, they decided to marry early and begin the I130 process instead.

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  1. Yes, I know. I am wondering if the panel doctor will accept the medical information provided by his doctor concerning a year of following him with drug tests
  2. How do I do that? Sorry…I tried to fix it the first time and it didn’t change.
  3. Yes I apologize this was for IR1 not B2. I clicked the wrong forum. But yes, he is doing a voluntary 1 year of drug testing and monitoring prior to his interview. He withdrew his B1/B2 application over a year ago when denied entry due to them thinking he was trying to immigrate (he was not). And the issue of any prior drug use came up in that secondary interview and he was honest and said yes to pot in the past. It is now part of his record so he wants to be honest and show he no longer uses and is not an addict.
  4. He was denied entry on a B1/B2 visa because they thought he was trying to immigrate since he was married (he wasn’t and have evidence of that); but they found a picture of weed in his phone during secondary search which is how it came up. He was allowed to surrender his visa without any ban etc…. Our attorney said that part won’t be an issue…just the admission of past drug use. Which is why I’m wondering if front loading with the drug tests is going to be helpful
  5. I am hoping someone has experience with this. My SIL was questioned by CBP regarding pot use and it is in his file. He will be doing his consulate interview in a few months and in preparation for medical has been under a doctor’s care in Colombia getting monthly drug tests to show he is clean for the last year (will be 1.5 years by interview date). So, will this front loaded evidence be enough to keep from getting the automatic one year ban and get him approved or if not, what should we expect at the interview?
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