happyscrub

look like the November-2022 filer start getting NOA2 in this month. Hopefully  I will get my.

I would call or attend the interview in person and tell them that you want to cancel and why you want to cancel. I'll do this so it will be on record on exactly why the k1 was cancelled. This would benefit you incase you want to get another visa to america. This will not look like an attempt by you to come here, which could be used as a "strike" against you in the future. That's my uneducated opinion

 

I sent unsolicited evidence to the California Service Center’s Laguna Niguel address.   Make sure you enclose a copy of your receipt notice for reference, in the hopes that it finds its way to the petition (ours did, no problem).  We also wrote a short but very clear cover letter explaining what we were sending.

I suggest you get you a good lawyer (Since you didn't seem to do a lot of research) because with how quick you married her and the country she is from, you will be in one of the categories of high fraud risk marriages. They will give you and her a harder time than most of us.

I would call or attend the interview in person and tell them that you want to cancel and why you want to cancel. I'll do this so it will be on record on exactly why the k1 was cancelled. This would benefit you incase you want to get another visa to america. This will not look like an attempt by you to come here, which could be used as a "strike" against you in the future. That's my uneducated opinion

 

Not a problem if you also submitted a copy of your US birth certificate.
 

Not needed IME and the experiences of others. There was a time it was required more often than not.
 
Yeah that could RFE. Easy fix: copy / paste photo 6 times into a new image 2x3 grid, upload to your drug store account, and order a 4x6 print for pickup. Then make 3 cuts to get 6 photos, and send the best one to USCIS as unsolicited evidence to the address on your I-129F receipt.
 
I expect no RFE for this 

I suggest you get you a good lawyer (Since you didn't seem to do a lot of research) because with how quick you married her and the country she is from, you will be in one of the categories of high fraud risk marriages. They will give you and her a harder time than most of us.

Fire the lawyer. Read the instructions. Follow precisely. Do it yourself. Mist of us do it successfully without lawyers   

Iranians will certainly go into AP

This!!!! I mean, that tidbit of information is certainly VERY relevant...

First, our situation was different than yours in that we pursued the I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative) process leading to green card issuance, instead of the K-1 Visa process.   Second, we did have a child overseas while our immigration process progressed.  Having said this, I will tell you that having a child was the SINGLE MOST VALUABLE life event that facilitated not only initial temporary Visa/Green Card issuance, but also the subsequent Removal of Conditions from the temporary Green Card, and later U.S. Citizenship approval.  For example, In preparation for our interview at the U.S. Embassy, we studied the countless possible questions and the appropriate responses based on our relationship.  However, when we went for our interview, we were asked only three questions.  'Is that your daughter, [NAME]?"  This was in regard to our daughter born in the Dominican Republic.  My wife had two children by a previous marriage (my two step-children).  The embassy interviewer also asked each step-child their names.   This was the total extent of our embassy interview!  Later during subsequent immigration steps leading to U.S. Citizenship approval, we had to provide a lot of evidence to prove a bonafide marriage.  Receipts and documents related to our children carried the most weight.  In fact, we did not submit much of the other evidence as recommended at this site (because we found this site after we submitted our various packages). 

Articles I seen online say it only takes a few months to get approved for parole for travel 

I can’t comment much about the other questions but I agree, I’ve never seen anyone have a problem with CRBA. Sometimes even if not married theh don’t ask for a DNA test, will really depend on the  embassy. 

From what I remember reading about it, the CRBA is easy and most of the process can even be done in the U.S. if the couple is married and the child is an infant. But for an unmarried father, you have to do more paperwork and DNA testing and waiting
 
why is that weird? In many countries a man can't even be at the hospital during delivery and afterwards. You never heard of a mid "husband". It's a woman's domain. 

That seems reasonable. Again, I'm just brainstorming an idea outloud. We have many months before agreeing on a plan.

From what I remember reading about it, the CRBA is easy and most of the process can even be done in the U.S. if the couple is married and the child is an infant. But for an unmarried father, you have to do more paperwork and DNA testing and waiting
 
why is that weird? In many countries a man can't even be at the hospital during delivery and afterwards. You never heard of a mid "husband". It's a woman's domain. 

Articles I seen online say it only takes a few months to get approved for parole for travel 

From what I remember reading about it, the CRBA is easy and most of the process can even be done in the U.S. if the couple is married and the child is an infant. But for an unmarried father, you have to do more paperwork and DNA testing and waiting
 
why is that weird? In many countries a man can't even be at the hospital during delivery and afterwards. You never heard of a mid "husband". It's a woman's domain. 

From what I remember reading about it, the CRBA is easy and most of the process can even be done in the U.S. if the couple is married and the child is an infant. But for an unmarried father, you have to do more paperwork and DNA testing and waiting
 
why is that weird? In many countries a man can't even be at the hospital during delivery and afterwards. You never heard of a mid "husband". It's a woman's domain. 

From what I remember reading about it, the CRBA is easy and most of the process can even be done in the U.S. if the couple is married and the child is an infant. But for an unmarried father, you have to do more paperwork and DNA testing and waiting
 
why is that weird? In many countries a man can't even be at the hospital during delivery and afterwards. You never heard of a mid "husband". It's a woman's domain. 

Articles I seen online say it only takes a few months to get approved for parole for travel 

2. It's much cheaper and she has a massive family in her country to support her. Also tradition for the mother to support their daughters giving birth there.
 
3. The kid will be born a citizen regardless where it is born because I am a citizen

2. It's much cheaper and she has a massive family in her country to support her. Also tradition for the mother to support their daughters giving birth there.
 
3. The kid will be born a citizen regardless where it is born because I am a citizen

Articles I seen online say it only takes a few months to get approved for parole for travel