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Could you explain how this arises?

This sounds like something I would have wrote, have a like.

Have you met her?

What is his Nationality

A brother is a asked about on the DS 160 anyway.

Might as well apply for a B. Single Females PI not an obvious option C or B.

It is moot Nonimmigrant Visa Type Appointment Wait Time Interview Required Students/Exchange Visitors (F, M, J) 4 Calendar Days Interview Required Petition-Based Temporary Workers (H, L, O, P, Q) 7 Calendar Days Interview Required Crew and Transit (C, D, C1/D) 4 Calendar Days Interview Required Visitors (B1/B2) 647 Calendar Days

Why not file now?

I was also wondering if this is someone you have met.

How would this ever arise?

Possibly

Delay the process until you sort yourself out

The usual process is you fill in the DS150, you go to the interview, you are asked 2 0r 3 questions. I have not heard of anyone being asked how they get paid.

I thought you changed your mind and crossed it out, but agree unclear what the plan is.

Theoretically you could file a WoM, now whether that would be a good idea is another matter... Very difficult to comment with no information. Certainly something to consider.

https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-6-part-b-chapter-3 Petitioner has recently naturalized – A petitioner and family member(s) have traveled for the immigrant visa interview, but the petitioner has naturalized and the family member(s) requires a new petition based on the petitioner’s citizenship. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-6-part-b-chapter-3 Petitioner has recently naturalized – A petitioner and family member(s) have traveled for the immigrant visa interview, but the petitioner has naturalized and the family member(s) requires a new petition based on the petitioner’s citizenship.

https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-6-part-b-chapter-3 Petitioner has recently naturalized – A petitioner and family member(s) have traveled for the immigrant visa interview, but the petitioner has naturalized and the family member(s) requires a new petition based on the petitioner’s citizenship. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-6-part-b-chapter-3 Petitioner has recently naturalized – A petitioner and family member(s) have traveled for the immigrant visa interview, but the petitioner has naturalized and the family member(s) requires a new petition based on the petitioner’s citizenship. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-6-part-b-chapter-3 Petitioner has recently naturalized – A petitioner and family member(s) have traveled for the immigrant visa interview, but the petitioner has naturalized and the family member(s) requires a new petition based on the petitioner’s citizenship. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-6-part-b-chapter-3 Petitioner has recently naturalized – A petitioner and family member(s) have traveled for the immigrant visa interview, but the petitioner has naturalized and the family member(s) requires a new petition based on the petitioner’s citizenship. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-6-part-b-chapter-3 Petitioner has recently naturalized – A petitioner and family member(s) have traveled for the immigrant visa interview, but the petitioner has naturalized and the family member(s) requires a new petition based on the petitioner’s citizenship.

Not sure I understand the plan.

Correct So what did you do, we are now in May

Airlines do not seem to like it, now with a K1 book the return out as far as possible in case you want to use it and have AP. Otherwise remember to cancel the return unless the system mistakenly thinks you used it.

LDRs are EXPENSIVE and in your case you have not even met. Not sure I understand the point of a B, you can not afford to visit?, and the chances of getting one with your situation and prior refusal are vanishingly small. Perhaps wait and see, until you can meet and then see how it goes.

And nothing was done for the child?

True but quite normal. We have to guess.

You need to file the I 130 you may well need to explain what the plan is, are your sponsoring the other parent?

Could you employ a local Lawyer to act on your behalf. Obviously guessing as I do not know the details.