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  • rayb
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    Saint Brandon,

    Have you actually been denied, or simply been asked for new evidence? Have you responded to the "Request for Evidence?"

    --Ray B

    Originally posted by saintbrandon View Post
    What happens if you answered you did not meet thru an international marriage broker but they deny your evidence that it's not an IMB? If I am denied and reapply and answer yes, but the website never asked my foreign fiance for written consent to release his information? Does it mean we can never marry? This is so discouraging!
    Last edited by rayb; 07-24-2015, 11:09 AM.

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  • Michael_in_China
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    Running out of options!

    I've got a rather unique problem and I need someone's experience...

    I'm an American born citizen who has married a Chinese woman within the last year. We both live and work in China with no intent to move back to America. My wife has applied twice for a tourist visa to visit my parents with me but was denied both times. After two, a third try is probably a waste of money.

    My next option is to just try to get a green card for my wife via a CR-1/K-3 visa. However, since I don't have a job or any assets in America, I don't know if I would be an eligible petitioner for my wife. Technically I couldn't prove that I could support her in America.
    (EVEN THOUGH we don't intend to live in America, to get the immigration visa I would still need to prove I could support her there.)

    Have any EXPATS gotten an immigration visa for a foreign spouse WITHOUT having a job in America??

    Any suggestions are appreciated.

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  • saintbrandon
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    What happens if you answered you did not meet thru an international marriage broker but they deny your evidence that it's not an IMB? If I am denied and reapply and answer yes, but the website never asked my foreign fiance for written consent to release his information? Does it mean we can never marry? This is so discouraging!

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  • sameral79
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    anyone has answer for my case.

    hello everyone, i'm a us citizen, i got married 4 months ago in Jordan, my wife applied for tourist visa and got a B1/B2 visa in June , now she is planning to visit me in September , can i apply for green card for her while she is here? or should i apply for AOS?

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  • rayb
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    Your fiancee petition is taking too long. Though not that unusual, this long a delay could be an indication of something in your evidence or background that is holding up processing.

    --Ray B

    Originally posted by jgossey2002 View Post
    Hello Ray:This is Joseph Gossey. I just got your email from Fepsi Rhodes. I did register for the Immi forum. I have a couple of questions to ask you. I filed my Fiance Visa sent it on July 22 of last year. Texas got it then. then on Sept 22 they transferred it to Vermont. They did recieve it on those dates. It been over 180 days when March 2015 came. I called them and they still said it was being reviewed and processed. I called again in June and they said they will put in a notice to look at my case and see whats taking so long..the lady told me to wait 30 more days to hear something. My question to you is: Is there anything else i can do on my end to speed up the process? Thanks so much! Joseph Gossey

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  • jgossey2002
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    Fiance Visa

    Hello Ray:This is Joseph Gossey. I just got your email from Fepsi Rhodes. I did register for the Immi forum. I have a couple of questions to ask you. I filed my Fiance Visa sent it on July 22 of last year. Texas got it then. then on Sept 22 they transferred it to Vermont. They did recieve it on those dates. It been over 180 days when March 2015 came. I called them and they still said it was being reviewed and processed. I called again in June and they said they will put in a notice to look at my case and see whats taking so long..the lady told me to wait 30 more days to hear something. My question to you is: Is there anything else i can do on my end to speed up the process? Thanks so much! Joseph Gossey

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  • nellete naidas
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    rayb

    Hi. I just received a letter from NVC. That my husbands petition was not eligible as of this time. Im nt sure if the PD falls in thecut off date. The PD btw is march 30,2015. What are we gona do? Pls any answer will greatly appreciated

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  • Fatima Alegre Samson
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    Fiance Visa

    i would like to Petition my Partner, she currently has a tourist visa. Can she vist the US, we'll get married, and can she wait for her petition while in the US or does she need to go back to her country? thank you

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  • rayb
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    I think the young lady is only asking how long it takes to get a visa.

    The answer is:

    1. You don't apply directly for a K3 visa, but you do apply for a spousal immigrant visa, with form I-130.
    2. Average processing time for this type of visa (CR-1) is 10-12 months.

    --Ray B

    Originally posted by serapeum View Post
    You should be asking your husband this or your husband should be asking this since he is the US citizen.

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  • serapeum
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    You're asking the wrong person/people

    Originally posted by shila View Post
    Hi friends. My husband is a U.S citizen. We got married nearly 2 month ago. Now we want to apply for K3 visa. Would you please tell me how long it takes to process K3?
    You should be asking your husband this or your husband should be asking this since he is the US citizen.

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  • rayb
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    Roxanna,

    You must submit an I-129F, fiancee petition, to USCIS, with proof of meeting and the $340 submittal fee.

    Go to the USCIS I-129F web page for fiancee visa instructions, at http://www.uscis.gov/i-129f

    --Ray B

    Originally posted by Roxanna View Post
    Can someone tell me wat I need to make to bring my fiancé here? It's me and my daughter
    Last edited by rayb; 04-23-2015, 09:03 PM.

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  • Roxanna
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    support

    Can someone tell me wat I need to make to bring my fiancé here? It's me and my daughter

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  • rayb
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    On the contrary, there is no requirement that you "must" do anything. FWIW, your ex-wife can marry again, but a new marriage will not help her obtain a 10-year Green Card.

    The only assistance a lawyer will provide is the benefit your fee to him will help pay his bills. You do not have a legal problem requiring the assistance of a lawyer at this time.

    --Ray B

    Originally posted by renuverma007 View Post
    You must contact USCIS and submit all proofs, I believe, you must hire a lawyer and she should be permanently banned in US entry. This kind of people for sure must be banned.

    I hope you will get justice.
    Last edited by samlynn; 04-06-2015, 08:48 PM.

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  • renuverma007
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    You must contact to USCIS

    Originally posted by virnareggie View Post
    So I brought her here in the states as a K1visa. We got married within 90 days. But I have known her for three years. When she got here2year green card all of a sudden she change and left me after 2 weeks when she got her unconditional green card in the mail. So, I filed for a divorce and she sign it. My question is I want her to leave the states and what happens if the divorce is finalized would she be able to get married again to another US citizen and stay in the US? Please advice. I filed a withdrawal of petition stating that she came here for just the purpose of getting a green card.
    You must contact USCIS and submit all proofs, I believe, you must hire a lawyer and she should be permanently banned in US entry. This kind of people for sure must be banned.

    I hope you will get justice.
    Last edited by samlynn; 04-06-2015, 08:48 PM.

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  • rayb
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    Actually, a K3 is a spousal visa. You are probably confusing "K3" with "K1," the latter of which is a fiancee visa.

    The K3 visa is not routinely continued past USCIS anymore. One must first apply for an immigrant spousal visa (CR-1) using form I-130. The K3 I-129F can be sent once a receipt arrives for the I-130, and will be INITIALLY processed by USCIS, then held up while the I-130 continues to be processed by the NVC.

    --Ray B

    Originally posted by Jot18 View Post
    if you are married why not apply for spousal visa instead?

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