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Agree,
 
What else do you have to show strong ties?  A common question "how can you take 3 months off of your job", your answer "I quit my job".  So what else can you show that you must return?
 
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I'm sorry, I am not sure I understand.  He went to prison.  What was the charge?
 
How can he have a prison record but not a criminal record?
 
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Don't apologize for asking questions, when I was going through this process everyone was very helpful and supportive when I asked the silliest of questions. 
 
Try searching here https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/93-canada/
 
The mods will eventually move your post there but it is a great place to start.

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Montreal is exceptionally strict about domicile.  You will likely have to move back to the US before your family.  For right now you can list your parents address as where you intend to live but update it when you move.  There is no way around this, peek at the Canadian regional forum and you will get great advice about establishing domicile.
 
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Maybe a J visa.
 
here you go.  Start researching 
 
https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/students-and-exchange-visitors/exchange-visitors
 
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Maybe a J visa.
 
here you go.  Start researching 
 
https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/students-and-exchange-visitors/exchange-visitors
 
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Maybe a J visa.
 
here you go.  Start researching 
 
https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/students-and-exchange-visitors/exchange-visitors
 
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Nothing is automatic.  There is an old belief that marriage to a US citizen grants automatic citizenship.  That is not the case.
 
Where, like your Crazy Cat asked, is your husband now. 
 
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There is no USCIS 90 rule.  Option 2 is clear fraud.
 
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There is no USCIS 90 rule.  Option 2 is clear fraud.
 
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Technically k-1 is a non-immigrant visa.  And although refusal of admittance with a k1 is rare, an issuance of a k-1 visa will never guarantee entrance into the US, this is only reserved for US citizens.  
 
OP I was denied entrances into the US twice so I understand!  It will be discussed at your interview but honesty is the only policy.  Heck!  I played it up “of course wanted to visit him as often as possible, look at him!  And he treats me good too!”  The CO laughed and moved on.  
 
you will probably stress until admittance into the US if you are anything like me but VJ is a great support system.
 
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Her argument sounds dodgy.  She couldn’t fill out a work permit application  because she was so sick, yet she managed to do all of the class work to graduate from UofH with a 3.9 while she was so sick. AND instead of going with the sick documentation, she seems to have informed USCIS about graduating and thus no longer a student. (She said she included a letter from her counselor.)  A company will have to sponsor her for a work visa whether she is present in the US or back in her home country. Student visas have restrictions on where one can work..campus jobs, right?  So how is applying for her student work permit going to allow her to stay in the US in permanent employment with an oil company?
 
Maybe I am just not following the plot about what she was applying for. Was it OPT? Why was it due in December?  What triggered the due date? Can you explain better than she did?

Question -  how are you living in Russia but also a Canadian resident?
 
Canadians have to go to Mexico for their immigration interviews?  When did this happen?!?
 
 

I can give you another reason. Because some countries this adds another 2 month wait for people already waiting almost two years. In some cases you can’t even find the second dose for the vaccine you have for months. Additionally the vaccines available are absolute trash and show little effect against new covid strains unless you can get an rna one which are hard to find.
 
 
In the US they could just make a thing you have to do before you adjust status. But no. More stress and pain for people who have already gone through so much showing just how little the government cares about both its current and future citizens.

Out of curiosity why is it frustrating?

AFTER the marriage in the US correct?
 
This is such a terrible idea.  Please do some searches about why this is a bad idea - especially with loved ones in high fraud countries.
 
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AFTER the marriage in the US correct?
 
This is such a terrible idea.  Please do some searches about why this is a bad idea - especially with loved ones in high fraud countries.
 
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Just in case I misread, you mean to have the wedding in Morocco AFTER your marriage in the US correct?  Because that is the only order it can occur if you do not want any issues.
 
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No, this is fraud.  No one on here is going to advise you to do this. 
 
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No, this is fraud.  No one on here is going to advise you to do this. 
 
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Technically k-1 is a non-immigrant visa.  And although refusal of admittance with a k1 is rare, an issuance of a k-1 visa will never guarantee entrance into the US, this is only reserved for US citizens.  
 
OP I was denied entrances into the US twice so I understand!  It will be discussed at your interview but honesty is the only policy.  Heck!  I played it up “of course wanted to visit him as often as possible, look at him!  And he treats me good too!”  The CO laughed and moved on.  
 
you will probably stress until admittance into the US if you are anything like me but VJ is a great support system.
 
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Neither, where you get married has no bearing on the length of the process. She'll need to start and finish the entire process while in Mexico
What I would look at, is where to get married that offers the fastest issuance of the marriage certificate. Since you cannot file without it, which location offers the marriage certificate same day (or within a few days)
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That decision may be a denial.  Are you prepared for that because you forced their hand and they had not finished with your case and could not approve you?
 
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I had a student visa, so please feel free to ask me anything. 
 
First step is to read the guides.  Then begin researching universities/colleges you wish to attend. 
 
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The “worried for her safety” concerns me.  Why would the consular officer say that?  If that is truly what was said then that also may need to be over come.  Your official reason for denial is common so there may be something lying underneath.
 
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