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Iran is proven to be state that sponsored terrorism. Organizations, such as Hezbollah and Hamas. Si, I would disagree with your statements.

Iran is proven to be state that sponsored terrorism. Organizations, such as Hezbollah and Hamas. Si, I would disagree with your statements.

So, problem solved! Move and you will be happier. And trust me, us has plenty of PhDs. I am one of them. And there are many more that want to come here and will appreciate our way of life. Good luck. I can assure you, US will not lose a thing with your departure.

So, problem solved! Move and you will be happier. And trust me, us has plenty of PhDs. I am one of them. And there are many more that want to come here and will appreciate our way of life. Good luck. I can assure you, US will not lose a thing with your departure.

Iran is proven to be state that sponsored terrorism. Organizations, such as Hezbollah and Hamas. Si, I would disagree with your statements.

Iran is proven to be state that sponsored terrorism. Organizations, such as Hezbollah and Hamas. Si, I would disagree with your statements.

Yes. Your fiancee will need to:
1) Become US citizen (about 9 months to get GC after marriage plus 3 years plus another 6-7 months to obtain citizenship)
2) Apply for her sister. Siblings take about 15-20 years to get it approved.
Essentially, from the moment you submit your AoS package to sister arrival you are looking at 19-23 years

Yes. Your fiancee will need to:
1) Become US citizen (about 9 months to get GC after marriage plus 3 years plus another 6-7 months to obtain citizenship)
2) Apply for her sister. Siblings take about 15-20 years to get it approved.
Essentially, from the moment you submit your AoS package to sister arrival you are looking at 19-23 years

Financial hardship is a very dangerous, double sided way of expedite. I would not attempt this reasoning. When it comes to interview, they may deny due to same financial hardship and large IRS debt... I would attempt medical expedite but not financial. No way.

Financial hardship is a very dangerous, double sided way of expedite. I would not attempt this reasoning. When it comes to interview, they may deny due to same financial hardship and large IRS debt... I would attempt medical expedite but not financial. No way.

I hope you get denied. This is our immigration process no matter if you think it is unfair or obsoletr it is ours. Also how does the U.S. disrespect your country's sovereignty? If you think the country you are trying to immigrate to is so bad then stay at home in your own country.

Not sure what you mean by 'luckily' you got married knowing what a fruit cake she is and that she abused you before marriage. What is so lucky
about that ?

Next time she hits you call the police and fill out a police report. Have evidence of her abuse if you want to use the Vawa.

depends how you ended up in France. A lot of variables. Trust me, COs benn there done that. They sniff out fraud immediately.

If you are 23 y o from Tunis that came to France and not resident they will deny. If you don't have any status in France it smells fishy even to me. Not to mention co. Came to France. Did not get status. Took on us citizen who is 56 y.o. .. Do you think COs are idiots?

depends how you ended up in France. A lot of variables. Trust me, COs benn there done that. They sniff out fraud immediately.

No one puts yardstick or raises eyebrows. COs in each country have red flags in mind. Those red flags developed based on most commonly occuring fraud in each country. The most common fraud in MENA is: young guy contacting much older woman over the social network. They meet once. He obtains visa. Gets GC. Leaves. This is most common visa fraud in these countries. Why? Because this is NOT cultural norm. If the same couple was from Sweden, no one would question this.. On the other hand it is cultural norm for Phillippines for young women to marry much older males.

No one puts yardstick or raises eyebrows. COs in each country have red flags in mind. Those red flags developed based on most commonly occuring fraud in each country. The most common fraud in MENA is: young guy contacting much older woman over the social network. They meet once. He obtains visa. Gets GC. Leaves. This is most common visa fraud in these countries. Why? Because this is NOT cultural norm. If the same couple was from Sweden, no one would question this.. On the other hand it is cultural norm for Phillippines for young women to marry much older males.

Absolutely not.

Meeting once and this type of age difference has very little chance for success. Almost 0. On K1. I would recommend making several trips to see each other now. If your visa gets rejected, I would immediately get married, apply for CR1, and visit each other often. I am sorry but I am just trying to help to make sure you start preparing more for the next step.

It may also be that you meet 100% requirement for k1 but not 125% for aos. What is your reported income?

Can you clarify: are you more worried about your wife's illness or green card? It is not completely clear from your post..

Let me summarize:
1) you have a person that you have kids with from your home country;
2) This person married USC and gained citizenship.
3) this individual, once obtained USC divorces his wife, marries you, and is trying to get you and your kids to US.
So far so good??
Now, you are asking why CO turned you down??
I can only praise CO.

Let me summarize:
1) you have a person that you have kids with from your home country;
2) This person married USC and gained citizenship.
3) this individual, once obtained USC divorces his wife, marries you, and is trying to get you and your kids to US.
So far so good??
Now, you are asking why CO turned you down??
I can only praise CO.

Let me summarize:
1) you have a person that you have kids with from your home country;
2) This person married USC and gained citizenship.
3) this individual, once obtained USC divorces his wife, marries you, and is trying to get you and your kids to US.
So far so good??
Now, you are asking why CO turned you down??
I can only praise CO.

Let me summarize:
1) you have a person that you have kids with from your home country;
2) This person married USC and gained citizenship.
3) this individual, once obtained USC divorces his wife, marries you, and is trying to get you and your kids to US.
So far so good??
Now, you are asking why CO turned you down??
I can only praise CO.