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hi
 
not really, the fastest is to marry and file for her, the process is taking over 2 years, from what you are stating, the wait will be longer if you wait until you become a US Citizen and file for a fiancé visa
 
she will most likely be denied a student visa, she was denied because she didn't have strong ties to her country, especially if she disclosed that she had an American boyfriend, what makes you think that she will get a student visa? she will have to show the same strong ties to her country and that she will return, she was already denied twice for a tourist visa, she would seem like she was desperate to come
 
if you marry now, and file for her as soon as possible, she will probably be here sooner than any other petition, and she will enter and be able to work immediately.
 

hi
 
not really, the fastest is to marry and file for her, the process is taking over 2 years, from what you are stating, the wait will be longer if you wait until you become a US Citizen and file for a fiancé visa
 
she will most likely be denied a student visa, she was denied because she didn't have strong ties to her country, especially if she disclosed that she had an American boyfriend, what makes you think that she will get a student visa? she will have to show the same strong ties to her country and that she will return, she was already denied twice for a tourist visa, she would seem like she was desperate to come
 
if you marry now, and file for her as soon as possible, she will probably be here sooner than any other petition, and she will enter and be able to work immediately.
 

hi
 
not really, the fastest is to marry and file for her, the process is taking over 2 years, from what you are stating, the wait will be longer if you wait until you become a US Citizen and file for a fiancé visa
 
she will most likely be denied a student visa, she was denied because she didn't have strong ties to her country, especially if she disclosed that she had an American boyfriend, what makes you think that she will get a student visa? she will have to show the same strong ties to her country and that she will return, she was already denied twice for a tourist visa, she would seem like she was desperate to come
 
if you marry now, and file for her as soon as possible, she will probably be here sooner than any other petition, and she will enter and be able to work immediately.
 

hi
 
not really, the fastest is to marry and file for her, the process is taking over 2 years, from what you are stating, the wait will be longer if you wait until you become a US Citizen and file for a fiancé visa
 
she will most likely be denied a student visa, she was denied because she didn't have strong ties to her country, especially if she disclosed that she had an American boyfriend, what makes you think that she will get a student visa? she will have to show the same strong ties to her country and that she will return, she was already denied twice for a tourist visa, she would seem like she was desperate to come
 
if you marry now, and file for her as soon as possible, she will probably be here sooner than any other petition, and she will enter and be able to work immediately.
 

hi
 
not really, the fastest is to marry and file for her, the process is taking over 2 years, from what you are stating, the wait will be longer if you wait until you become a US Citizen and file for a fiancé visa
 
she will most likely be denied a student visa, she was denied because she didn't have strong ties to her country, especially if she disclosed that she had an American boyfriend, what makes you think that she will get a student visa? she will have to show the same strong ties to her country and that she will return, she was already denied twice for a tourist visa, she would seem like she was desperate to come
 
if you marry now, and file for her as soon as possible, she will probably be here sooner than any other petition, and she will enter and be able to work immediately.
 

hi
 
what country are you from? there are dates specific to certain countries
 
 
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin.html
 
check here
 
 

hi
 
yes, as is states, they are reviewing the case, it is pending, the officer wants to make sure, that they have jurisdiction over her case since she moved from another state, and you have to wait 3 months from the move to apply for citizenship
 
 
 

hi
 
yes, as is states, they are reviewing the case, it is pending, the officer wants to make sure, that they have jurisdiction over her case since she moved from another state, and you have to wait 3 months from the move to apply for citizenship
 
 
 

hi
 
there is nothing she can do for now, unless immigration asks her to send more proof of address change
 
 

hi
 
you don't have to fill out this form anymore, it's no longer in use
 
 

yes
 
separate petitions
 
 

hi
 
do you live in the same house? if so, then he needed to fill out the i864A
 
you fill out the i864 regardless of income because you are the petitioner, and if you live with your dad, the he is your household member and therefore needs to file the i864A, not the i864
 
 

hi
 
no, you have to be a legal permanent resident for a certain amount of years to apply for citizenship
 
first, get the GC
 
 
 
 

hi
 
So sorry what you are going through
 
you don't have to quit your job, you can file yourself for a ROC with a divorce waiver
 
Vamos Argentina!!!!!!!!!!
 
😎

hi
 
So sorry what you are going through
 
you don't have to quit your job, you can file yourself for a ROC with a divorce waiver
 
Vamos Argentina!!!!!!!!!!
 
😎

hi
 
So sorry what you are going through
 
you don't have to quit your job, you can file yourself for a ROC with a divorce waiver
 
Vamos Argentina!!!!!!!!!!
 
😎

hi
 
ditto
 
the officer was asking for a specific time and you were vague in all your answers, and the officer even repeated them for you. he or she wanted an answer
 
a job won't allow you to stay here for long, you need to be prepared to give specific answers or you will get denied again
 
you have to say a month, two months, but not too much. you have to show ties and reasons to return and a time that you will return
 
it looks to the officer that you want to stay forever, indefinitely 
 
your mom can't depend on you, you are visiting, nor can you depend on her, your family will need to find who can take care of her in her recovery. you can't stay that long, it can take months for her full recovery. your family needs to have a plan, you can help them for a short period of time.
 
hopefully it won't take her that long to recover
 
 

hi
 
none, you have to be sponsored by someone, either an employer or direct family member
 
 

hi
 
he can visit but never overstay, the process will take over 2 years, If immigration doesn't change him to the category F2B when he turns 21
 
if they do the wait is 7 years, maybe more.
 
there is no way to stay legally in the country from an esta or tourist visa.
 
he can try getting a student visa, that would be the only way, but he would have to prove that there is no immigration intent
 
the approval of the i130 is taking in most cases over a year
 
 

hi
 
none, nope, zero chance
 
cancel the interview and apply for ESTA. the first thing that the officer will ask you and think, why do you need a tourist visa if you can visit with an ESTA?
 
it doesn't matter your plans in the future, you can always apply for a tourist visa in the future, it's this trip what matters.
 
Most of the evidence is irrelevant, immigration doesn't care about an invitation or your dog, or even your family. you are a young man with a place to stay, you don't have a job in your country, you can stay with your friends and get a job here,
 
you said it yourself you can get up and go, you don't have strong ties to your country.

hi
 
none, nope, zero chance
 
cancel the interview and apply for ESTA. the first thing that the officer will ask you and think, why do you need a tourist visa if you can visit with an ESTA?
 
it doesn't matter your plans in the future, you can always apply for a tourist visa in the future, it's this trip what matters.
 
Most of the evidence is irrelevant, immigration doesn't care about an invitation or your dog, or even your family. you are a young man with a place to stay, you don't have a job in your country, you can stay with your friends and get a job here,
 
you said it yourself you can get up and go, you don't have strong ties to your country.

hi
 
none, nope, zero chance
 
cancel the interview and apply for ESTA. the first thing that the officer will ask you and think, why do you need a tourist visa if you can visit with an ESTA?
 
it doesn't matter your plans in the future, you can always apply for a tourist visa in the future, it's this trip what matters.
 
Most of the evidence is irrelevant, immigration doesn't care about an invitation or your dog, or even your family. you are a young man with a place to stay, you don't have a job in your country, you can stay with your friends and get a job here,
 
you said it yourself you can get up and go, you don't have strong ties to your country.

hi
 
none, nope, zero chance
 
cancel the interview and apply for ESTA. the first thing that the officer will ask you and think, why do you need a tourist visa if you can visit with an ESTA?
 
it doesn't matter your plans in the future, you can always apply for a tourist visa in the future, it's this trip what matters.
 
Most of the evidence is irrelevant, immigration doesn't care about an invitation or your dog, or even your family. you are a young man with a place to stay, you don't have a job in your country, you can stay with your friends and get a job here,
 
you said it yourself you can get up and go, you don't have strong ties to your country.

hi
 
none, nope, zero chance
 
cancel the interview and apply for ESTA. the first thing that the officer will ask you and think, why do you need a tourist visa if you can visit with an ESTA?
 
it doesn't matter your plans in the future, you can always apply for a tourist visa in the future, it's this trip what matters.
 
Most of the evidence is irrelevant, immigration doesn't care about an invitation or your dog, or even your family. you are a young man with a place to stay, you don't have a job in your country, you can stay with your friends and get a job here,
 
you said it yourself you can get up and go, you don't have strong ties to your country.

hi
 
nope you are the same person, immigration has you in their system, you will have to be truthful and apply with the same information you did last time, you have no ties to your country or Singapore you will be denied again and seen as desperate to come here