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hi
 
no need of adjusting status for CR1
 
the wait is over a year because she will have an interview in her country and have the visa stamped in her passport, no more need of doing any other process in the US, she can work upon arriving, as well as travel
 
you will pay for the physical green card but immigration has up to 1 year to send it and that's why when she comes, she will have a stamp on her passport valid for 1 year
 
you can withdraw the k1 and marry anytime you want, if she has ESTA, she can visit you during the process
 
 

hi
 
not plausible, your fiancé will enter on a K1 visa, she can't leave once she enters
 
you have 90 days to marry, later you file for adjustment of status, the EAD is taking 5 to 7 months since the spousal petition is taking longer nowadays
 
travel and work permit are usually being done and sent in a combo card, so it's still 5 to 7 months
 
most of your plans you will have to change because they are unrealistic. no travelling and no working for a long time, you can have your honeymoon once she  gets her advance parole
 
if you marry now you will have to withdraw the k1 and start all over, the petition can take over a year for her to come
 
for her type of job, the k1 wasn't a good fit for you, she can't work, she can't travel, she will be stuck in the US, until she can get her EAD/AP in 5 to 7 months once you married and filed the adjustment of status.
 
the k1 trumps any type of tourist or visit visa, she must use it to enter the US
 
 

hi
 
not plausible, your fiancé will enter on a K1 visa, she can't leave once she enters
 
you have 90 days to marry, later you file for adjustment of status, the EAD is taking 5 to 7 months since the spousal petition is taking longer nowadays
 
travel and work permit are usually being done and sent in a combo card, so it's still 5 to 7 months
 
most of your plans you will have to change because they are unrealistic. no travelling and no working for a long time, you can have your honeymoon once she  gets her advance parole
 
if you marry now you will have to withdraw the k1 and start all over, the petition can take over a year for her to come
 
for her type of job, the k1 wasn't a good fit for you, she can't work, she can't travel, she will be stuck in the US, until she can get her EAD/AP in 5 to 7 months once you married and filed the adjustment of status.
 
the k1 trumps any type of tourist or visit visa, she must use it to enter the US
 
 

hi
 
not plausible, your fiancé will enter on a K1 visa, she can't leave once she enters
 
you have 90 days to marry, later you file for adjustment of status, the EAD is taking 5 to 7 months since the spousal petition is taking longer nowadays
 
travel and work permit are usually being done and sent in a combo card, so it's still 5 to 7 months
 
most of your plans you will have to change because they are unrealistic. no travelling and no working for a long time, you can have your honeymoon once she  gets her advance parole
 
if you marry now you will have to withdraw the k1 and start all over, the petition can take over a year for her to come
 
for her type of job, the k1 wasn't a good fit for you, she can't work, she can't travel, she will be stuck in the US, until she can get her EAD/AP in 5 to 7 months once you married and filed the adjustment of status.
 
the k1 trumps any type of tourist or visit visa, she must use it to enter the US
 
 

hi
 
not plausible, your fiancé will enter on a K1 visa, she can't leave once she enters
 
you have 90 days to marry, later you file for adjustment of status, the EAD is taking 5 to 7 months since the spousal petition is taking longer nowadays
 
travel and work permit are usually being done and sent in a combo card, so it's still 5 to 7 months
 
most of your plans you will have to change because they are unrealistic. no travelling and no working for a long time, you can have your honeymoon once she  gets her advance parole
 
if you marry now you will have to withdraw the k1 and start all over, the petition can take over a year for her to come
 
for her type of job, the k1 wasn't a good fit for you, she can't work, she can't travel, she will be stuck in the US, until she can get her EAD/AP in 5 to 7 months once you married and filed the adjustment of status.
 
the k1 trumps any type of tourist or visit visa, she must use it to enter the US
 
 

hi
 
no, you will file your affidavits of support and your mom will file her own
 
are your children US citizens or will you be filing for them as well?

hi,
not true as stated,  the process was never continued
 
so his mom can file at any time
 
 
and for their information, a person can have more than one petition at the same time, many people can be filing for a beneficiary
 
in this case, his mom's petition will be the only one
 
 

hi,
not true as stated,  the process was never continued
 
so his mom can file at any time
 
 
and for their information, a person can have more than one petition at the same time, many people can be filing for a beneficiary
 
in this case, his mom's petition will be the only one
 
 

no necessarily, the person can also be a legal permanent resident

no necessarily, the person can also be a legal permanent resident

no necessarily, the person can also be a legal permanent resident

no necessarily, the person can also be a legal permanent resident

no necessarily, the person can also be a legal permanent resident

hi
 
nope, it doesn't work like that, you can't average your income, or make enough or you supplement with assets or get yourself a joint sponsor
 
what is your estimated income for 2019? current income is the most important one
 
 
 
 

hi
 
no need for a birth certificate nor a co sponsor, 
 
she will have her interview in Spanish and have to show strong ties to her country, she has to prove she won't illegally stay in the US
 
the burden of proof is on her
 
 

hi
 
if they are unmarried and stay unmarried yes
 
depending on the country of origin, the wait can be from 7 years to over 20
 
what country are you from?

 

hi
 
she won't be denied based on the tourist visa denial. possible denials would be that you didn't prove that you have a bona fide marriage, or the affidavit of support wasn't enough, any huge criminal activity
 
but most likely the petition will be approved
 
 

hi
 
nope, she can't stay, she can't get a work permit, there is nothing that she can do to stay, and the petition will take 14 or more years of waiting
 
so she should only stay for a short period and return home, so she can come back to visit and not have the officers cancel her visa
 
 

hi
 
nope, she can't stay, she can't get a work permit, there is nothing that she can do to stay, and the petition will take 14 or more years of waiting
 
so she should only stay for a short period and return home, so she can come back to visit and not have the officers cancel her visa
 
 

hi
 
no videos, plus you don't send any evidence of bona fide marriage at the nvc stage
 
 you will need to take evidence for the interview, but immigration doesn't accept videos, only pictures, no phones either
 
at the nvc stage you send financial and civil documents, copy of passport, police certificate, aside from forms and payments
 
 
 
 
 

nope she can't
 
youi need to meet again before filing, the requirements are for filing is to having met within the last 2 years, you haven't seen each other for over 2 years
 
meet again and later file
 
 

nope she can't
 
youi need to meet again before filing, the requirements are for filing is to having met within the last 2 years, you haven't seen each other for over 2 years
 
meet again and later file
 
 

nope she can't
 
youi need to meet again before filing, the requirements are for filing is to having met within the last 2 years, you haven't seen each other for over 2 years
 
meet again and later file
 
 

hi
 
the second one, you can file for him, once you have decided to live permanently in the US. the green card is for permanently living in the US
 
so when you decide to return home to live here, you can file for him
 
 
 
 

hi
 
the second one, you can file for him, once you have decided to live permanently in the US. the green card is for permanently living in the US
 
so when you decide to return home to live here, you can file for him