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    https://marryonchain.com/p/articles/everything-you-need-to-know-about-marriage-in-rwanda https://www.rwandainusa.gov.rw/services/service-details/marriage-uganda I am intrigued as I have never heard of this anywhere and wondered how it worked and how the Rwandan authorities checked. I read these two and looked through others and found nothing, do you have a link?
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    This seems a pointless conversation but she filed 2 DS160's and on both occasions said she was married. There is no not legally married option. Well single.
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    She is English Married an American Immigrated Broke up For some reason she assumed he had divorced her as he had remarried so she married a foreigner. Petitioned him and it all came out Having said that and here we go back to Lagos amazing how many cases where someone has come as a Tourist or Student, arranged for a Lawyer in the home country to divorce spouse and it has not been done properly and USCIS find out, so they have to get divorced properly and marry.
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    There was a lady on here a few days ago who thought she had been divorced because her ex had remarried, turned out he had not divorced her so her remarriage was void as was the petition for her new husband.
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    You will need some pay stubs and I am not clear if you can sort out the job beforehand to start straight away.
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    No end of third country nationals interview in Turkey
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    You were a Contractor not Employee
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    Have you filed a CRBA Do I take it that there are medical complications?
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    Sure LPRs can not sponsor married children, USCs can. So if they marry then they are still OK just takes longer and Spouse can come to.
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    She has to establish she was free to marry when she married you having previously stated she was married before. Around and around in circles we go, the reality of the situation is that USCIS have to accept she lied.
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    This is how it is done
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    I do not know how USCIS will treat this, we do know that some Consulates, Lagos being the classic example just issue a RFE for the dissolution. On the other hand I have come across cases where people have adjusted successfully having being given the opportunity of filing a waiver. Whether Rwanda recognises a legal marriage that happened outside of Rwanda or not is irrelevant, US does. I may have seen a lot of similar cases but I have not come across this fact pattern, Rwanda, sent back to USCIS and 2 visa applications.
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    Manilla is slow and I am pretty sure that applies to all cases.
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    The onus is not on them and anyway they have two sworn statements. The B application does not ask where the marriage took place.
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    I was and @IRN does seem to be a F2b case.
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    POLYGAMOUS MARRIAGE NOT LEGALLY RECOGNIZED UNDER INA The beneficiary was interviewed by a Consular Officer. Based on her interview, the consular officer determined that: On the form I-130, the petitioner indicated the beneficiary was only married once, which was to him. The beneficiary also confirmed this during her interview. Petitioner and Beneficiary were married on July 12, 2021. However, according to the beneficiary's non-immigrant visas, filed on on June 18, 2018, and April 9, 2019, the beneficiary listed her spouse as B(replaced the name). During the visa interview, the beneficiary stated that her husband was financing her studies. of 2 www.uscis.gov
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    How long did the I 130 take to be approved
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    My Government does not know.
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    FYI she could have updated the DS 160 at the interview, they normally ask you if anything has changed so not sure I would push that.
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    That is the goal, they need to accept she lied, then you can make progress.
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    I suppose there may be an argument if a waiver is needed but until you get to that point well. If they say we need evidence your first marriage was terminated you are in an endless loop.
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    San Diego, they will be overwhelmed by the Border issues.
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    You can not prove she was never married You can not prove she lied all I can think is that you reply that she did lie, perhaps say she was advised to to get a B. See if they accept that or not.
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    https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2024/visa-bulletin-for-february-2024.html Some movement
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