slider100

Hi,
 
     My mother has passed away back in MAY 11,2021 due to covid19. But now last week i got email from Islamabad embassy(Pakistan) that her interview is rescheduled on 14 September 2021. Can you let me know how can i  inform the embassy for her death.? Can you give me any link where i can send her death certificate so they can close her case. also can they refund the application fees.?
 
NOTE: My mother interview was cancelled due to covid19 in 17 march 2020 last year.
 
Thanx.

First of all, I am so sorry for your loss! However, don't let this immigration paperwork stress you. The thing is you can file as a "widow" of a US citizen.
You will need the same form, I-751, which I am attaching a link to. Secondly, try and include as much as evidence you can!
You will have to request a waiver in I-751, saying that my "Spouse is Deceased". Please attached a copy of the death certificate so your waiver would be approved. This is PART 2 of I-751, you will see it there.
Link to I-751: http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=f858d59cb7a5d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=db029c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD
You should be fine with the rest! Again, I am so sorry to hear about your husband's passing away! The VJ community is here to help you, let us know if there is anything else we can help you with!
God Bless,
KnR aka slider100

email today.......Card production ordered on 02/21/13, 30 days to receive card!!!!!!!Yessssssssss... please update our status on list.
Thanks to all, will update when actually receive it.

I had a 10 year B1/B2 visa but we applied for a K-1 visa in order for me to come to the US and marry. When they printed the K-1 in passport, they chalked off my B1/B2 and they wrote "Cancelled without Prejudice".
The reason we waited about 6-8 months for a K-1 was because entering the US on a B1/B2 for the purpose of marriage is considered visa fraud, and if convicted, may lead to a permanent ban.
It seems like you have applied for a K-1 and believe you me, it is the right things to do!
I wish you a speedy journey!
KnR aka slider100

There is too much confusion going on in this thread! Some people have asked people not to travel or the advises have been utterly misrepresented!
Regardless of everything, let me just say that I had a 10 year B1/B2 visa and while my K-1 was being processed, I visited the US about 3 times in a span of one year. Also, we sent our I-129F application to USCIS while I was in the US, on a B2. And when my K-1 was issued, my B1/B2 was "Cancelled without Prejudice". However, I am a Permanent Resident now!
The OP, Channah, is pretty smart and is well aware of the travelling requirements, the documents she needs to carry and how to answer the questions asked by the CBP. She even knows that if the CBP find her inadmissible, she might be turned back. However, scaring people and advising them not to travel to be with the SO's in uncalled for. Please refrain from these kind of personal opinions.
Channah, and everyone else, here are quite a few threads which help me weigh in with the point I am trying to prove:
http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/137407-sucessfully-visited-the-us-while-my-k1-visa-is-pending/
http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/121814-can-fiance-visit-us-with-i-129f-pending/
http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/200337-having-my-fiancee-visit-on-a-b2-visa-while-k1-is-pending/
http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/159723-visiting-the-us-while-k-1-visa-is-being-processed/
Bottomline: You can visit the US as long as you have significant ties to your home country and YOU PROVE that your intentions are not to stay forever in the US, on that trip!
I hope this helps!
This post is NOT directed to hurt anyone's feelings! It is just intended to comfort my good friend Channah and all others who are currently in the midst of the process!!!
KnR aka slider100

Refrain yourself from posting if you can't help someone! I don't understand why would you post something so disrespectful and utterly insensitive!
Everyone who goes through this process has a right to worry about their S/O's or loved ones.
KnR aka slider100

RICARDO4EVA2, I understand that this has already been addressed but on VJ, we all have a right to express ourselves! I understand you have copied and pasted the expedition criteria from the USCIS page and the OP must have taken a look at it!
So, all the work has been done by you! I usually refrain myself from posting on "heated" topics but this one needed it.
I am glad you helped the OP out!
Also, to the OP, I would like to add that you could try writing to your Congressman, it might help!
KnR aka slider100

Finalllllllyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!
Your Current Case Status for Form I485, APPLICATION TO REGISTER PERMANENT RESIDENCE OR TO ADJUST STATUS
Card/ Document Production
On October 18, 2010, we ordered production of your new card. Please allow 30 days for your card to be mailed to you. If we need something from you we will contact you. If you move before you receive the card, call customer service at 1-800-375-5283.
I have been waiting for this day since forever!!!!
I hope that my good friends Kimbear and Colleens get their I-485's approved too!
KnR aka slider100

Help the other "young" VJ'ers....

The K-1 visa has a lot of pre-requisites, just like any other visa. These are:
a) A US citizen can file a K-1 visa for his/her foreign fiance.
b) Upon receiving the visa, the foreign fiance has to enter the US within 6 months.
c) Upon entering the US on a K-1 visa, the marriage should take place IN THE UNITED STATES, within 90 days.
These are just some of the important requirements of K-1. So to answer your question, once you receive the K-1, you have to get married in the US. You can not get married in Canada.
If you do get married in Canada, the K-1 visa will be void and then you will have to file an immigrant visa for your spouse (CR-1/IR-1).
Hope this helps!
KnR aka slider100