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hi
 
you don't have to worry about your mom's address, first of all, the link will be sent to you. the process at the NVC stage is online
 
you will upload the documentation, all the copies are uploaded online, and the ds260 for your mom to fill is online, or you can fill it for her
 
the process is electronic these days, immigration is trying to go paperless, for part of it at least
 
 

I believe that employment authorization can be filed concurrently with the Form I-485 for no additional charge. The I-751 would be filed after 2 years, but not another I-485. The USCIS website should be able to give you all the instructions on the various forms. Have you checked there?
 
Overall you are looking at additional filing fees over $2K. Immigration is not cheap : )
 
Good luck!

the k1 is only to enter the country to marry, there is no GC at this point
 
after marriage you will file the adjustment of status, the work and travel permits don't cost anything when sent with the i485, so the cost is waived, you don't need to pay for the i765 or i131. there is no adjustment of status after the removal of conditions', since your spouse will be a US Resident
 
before the 2 year gc expires, your spouse must prove once again that your marriage is bonafide to get the 10 year GC. he or she sends the form with the evidence. if all goes well, your spouse will get the 10 year GC
 
 

hi,
 
who is the petitioner, are you petitioning for him or is he petitioning for you? if he is filing for you, he can cancel the petition at any time, you don't live together any longer so the petition can't continue.
 
 
 
 

nope
 
not until you have your citizenship certificate, residents can't file for fiances
 
you can marry your fiancé and file for spouse, you could have done that as soon as you entered the US
 
 
 
 

nope
 
not until you have your citizenship certificate, residents can't file for fiances
 
you can marry your fiancé and file for spouse, you could have done that as soon as you entered the US
 
 
 
 

nope
 
not until you have your citizenship certificate, residents can't file for fiances
 
you can marry your fiancé and file for spouse, you could have done that as soon as you entered the US
 
 
 
 

hi
 
nope, that's one of the requirements to file as a stepparent, the marriage has to have taken place before the child's 18th birthday
 
so the USC will have to file for spouse and then the LPR parent file for the child
 
unless the parent came on a K1 and the child can immigrate on a k2 if it has been less than a year since the parent got the k1
 
 

yes
 
you list the 3 most recent years and you send only the last one
 
 

hi
 
no, the i130a is only for spouses
 
you are correct, no need to fill it out. as long as you file for the oldest before he or she turns 21, no problem
 
 
 
 

hi
 
you can divorce your wife and take her to court. if you have been a green card holder for 5 or more years, you can apply for citizenship
 
no, your parents can't stay here to take care of the child, it's illegal, it's considered work and they can't work on a visitor's visa.
 
you can hire a nanny or a babysitter.
 
 

hi
 
you can divorce your wife and take her to court. if you have been a green card holder for 5 or more years, you can apply for citizenship
 
no, your parents can't stay here to take care of the child, it's illegal, it's considered work and they can't work on a visitor's visa.
 
you can hire a nanny or a babysitter.
 
 

hi
 
you can divorce your wife and take her to court. if you have been a green card holder for 5 or more years, you can apply for citizenship
 
no, your parents can't stay here to take care of the child, it's illegal, it's considered work and they can't work on a visitor's visa.
 
you can hire a nanny or a babysitter.
 
 

hi
 
no, the i130a is only for spouses
 
you are correct, no need to fill it out. as long as you file for the oldest before he or she turns 21, no problem
 
 
 
 

hi
 
nope, the affidavit is non binding, you need to return to your country before your i94 is up,  you know that if you don't marry the petitioner, you have to return to your country. you can't overstay and marry another US citizen to adjust status. The fiancé visa is a one way entrance, it is cancelled once you enter the country. That's why you have to marry within the 90 days and adjust status or return to you country before the i94 expires. 
 
once the child is born you can sue him for child support, but he has no obligation to support you and you will be living illegally in the country and deportable. you depend on the fiancé petitioner and you have no grounds of staying here illegally
 
what you read about the affidavit of support, if you had married and you got your GC based on marriage, in some cases the spouse can be responsible for you, but not for a fiancé visa, you are on your own if you choose to stay illegally in this country
 
there is no crime in having cold feet and not continue the process, it is your obligation to return to your country and it was your risk to come here on a fiancé visa. there is nothing to report.
 
I'm sorry it happened to you but it is better now, you can return to you country and find love again.
 
 

hi
 
nope, the affidavit is non binding, you need to return to your country before your i94 is up,  you know that if you don't marry the petitioner, you have to return to your country. you can't overstay and marry another US citizen to adjust status. The fiancé visa is a one way entrance, it is cancelled once you enter the country. That's why you have to marry within the 90 days and adjust status or return to you country before the i94 expires. 
 
once the child is born you can sue him for child support, but he has no obligation to support you and you will be living illegally in the country and deportable. you depend on the fiancé petitioner and you have no grounds of staying here illegally
 
what you read about the affidavit of support, if you had married and you got your GC based on marriage, in some cases the spouse can be responsible for you, but not for a fiancé visa, you are on your own if you choose to stay illegally in this country
 
there is no crime in having cold feet and not continue the process, it is your obligation to return to your country and it was your risk to come here on a fiancé visa. there is nothing to report.
 
I'm sorry it happened to you but it is better now, you can return to you country and find love again.
 
 

hi
 
nope, the affidavit is non binding, you need to return to your country before your i94 is up,  you know that if you don't marry the petitioner, you have to return to your country. you can't overstay and marry another US citizen to adjust status. The fiancé visa is a one way entrance, it is cancelled once you enter the country. That's why you have to marry within the 90 days and adjust status or return to you country before the i94 expires. 
 
once the child is born you can sue him for child support, but he has no obligation to support you and you will be living illegally in the country and deportable. you depend on the fiancé petitioner and you have no grounds of staying here illegally
 
what you read about the affidavit of support, if you had married and you got your GC based on marriage, in some cases the spouse can be responsible for you, but not for a fiancé visa, you are on your own if you choose to stay illegally in this country
 
there is no crime in having cold feet and not continue the process, it is your obligation to return to your country and it was your risk to come here on a fiancé visa. there is nothing to report.
 
I'm sorry it happened to you but it is better now, you can return to you country and find love again.
 
 

hi
 
nope, the affidavit is non binding, you need to return to your country before your i94 is up,  you know that if you don't marry the petitioner, you have to return to your country. you can't overstay and marry another US citizen to adjust status. The fiancé visa is a one way entrance, it is cancelled once you enter the country. That's why you have to marry within the 90 days and adjust status or return to you country before the i94 expires. 
 
once the child is born you can sue him for child support, but he has no obligation to support you and you will be living illegally in the country and deportable. you depend on the fiancé petitioner and you have no grounds of staying here illegally
 
what you read about the affidavit of support, if you had married and you got your GC based on marriage, in some cases the spouse can be responsible for you, but not for a fiancé visa, you are on your own if you choose to stay illegally in this country
 
there is no crime in having cold feet and not continue the process, it is your obligation to return to your country and it was your risk to come here on a fiancé visa. there is nothing to report.
 
I'm sorry it happened to you but it is better now, you can return to you country and find love again.
 
 

Under the current circumstances, you will have to leave the US within 90 days...........You can not stay......there is no legal recourse (other than child support)....He is under no legal obligation to support you......

Not for fiancee visa. For spouses you can. 
 
By all you means, you have the right to do that. However, it's not gonna do anything to him. Getting someone pregnant is not a criminal act, unless it's rape. The only thing you can get from him is child support. He is legally obligated to support his kid until the kid is 18 under US laws. However, finding him and collect from him might be a problem. 
 
So you are in the US on the K-1? My advice is to prepare to leave the US before the I-94 expires (90 days after your entry to the US). Do not overstay. Prepare yourself mentally to move on from this guy. He is not worth it. You will find somebody else that will treat you better. 

1) The I-134 used for a K-1 is not legally enforceable. The I-864 for AOS is, but even then you have to actually get the green card via that I-864. So no, you cannot sue under the Affidavit of Support.
2) You have no legal basis to remain in the US. K-1 visa holders can only adjust status to that of a permanent resident via the original petitioner. After the 90 days of legal status from entry expire, you will be out of status and deportable.
 
You can sue for child support and such as applicable. Seek a family law attorney. You are not entitled to any such support...it needs to be worked out in the courts.
Also note that if you give birth in the US, the child will be a US citizen. If you are deported, the other parent may exercise their rights to keep the child within the US. This also applies if you want to voluntarily leave the US after birth....the other parent's permission or a court order is required to take the child out of the US. Otherwise it is considered child abduction.
 
This is pretty shady. The purpose of the K-1 visa is to marry the petitioner. If you entered without intent to do so, that is potentially fraud.

hi
 
nope, the affidavit is non binding, you need to return to your country before your i94 is up,  you know that if you don't marry the petitioner, you have to return to your country. you can't overstay and marry another US citizen to adjust status. The fiancé visa is a one way entrance, it is cancelled once you enter the country. That's why you have to marry within the 90 days and adjust status or return to you country before the i94 expires. 
 
once the child is born you can sue him for child support, but he has no obligation to support you and you will be living illegally in the country and deportable. you depend on the fiancé petitioner and you have no grounds of staying here illegally
 
what you read about the affidavit of support, if you had married and you got your GC based on marriage, in some cases the spouse can be responsible for you, but not for a fiancé visa, you are on your own if you choose to stay illegally in this country
 
there is no crime in having cold feet and not continue the process, it is your obligation to return to your country and it was your risk to come here on a fiancé visa. there is nothing to report.
 
I'm sorry it happened to you but it is better now, you can return to you country and find love again.
 
 

hi
 
nope, the affidavit is non binding, you need to return to your country before your i94 is up,  you know that if you don't marry the petitioner, you have to return to your country. you can't overstay and marry another US citizen to adjust status. The fiancé visa is a one way entrance, it is cancelled once you enter the country. That's why you have to marry within the 90 days and adjust status or return to you country before the i94 expires. 
 
once the child is born you can sue him for child support, but he has no obligation to support you and you will be living illegally in the country and deportable. you depend on the fiancé petitioner and you have no grounds of staying here illegally
 
what you read about the affidavit of support, if you had married and you got your GC based on marriage, in some cases the spouse can be responsible for you, but not for a fiancé visa, you are on your own if you choose to stay illegally in this country
 
there is no crime in having cold feet and not continue the process, it is your obligation to return to your country and it was your risk to come here on a fiancé visa. there is nothing to report.
 
I'm sorry it happened to you but it is better now, you can return to you country and find love again.
 
 

hi
 
you will need to fill out a new i864 to update the one you sent before, Your sister will file the i864 and her husband the i864A as her household member
 

hi
 
not possible, you must live here as a LPR, you will have problemas if you live abroad and come here for a few days every 6 months. you will need to file a reentry permit, you can live abroad up to 2 years without loosing your residency
 
you have to file the i131 before you leave, since you will have to take the biometrics, you can return and renew it for another 2 years if needed.
 
you won't be able to file for naturalization but it will allow you to study abroad. by living 2 years abroad anyway, you wouldn't be able to apply to citizenship anyway