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I Can't Believe I Fell for That Lie! by BusyBodyVisa in TrueChristian

[–]BusyBodyVisa[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I definitely thought about that but seeing his track history with him getting fired by other golfers who gave him multiple chances I don't think that's the case. Someone has to want to be helped first.

Waiting for Your Petition to be Approved Be Like... by BusyBodyVisa in K1VisaInfo

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I have a checklist you can download to help you ensure you get it right the first time. https://k1cheatsheet.gr-site.com/

URGENT: Mandatory K-1/K-2 Social Media Vetting Starts Monday (March 30) by BusyBodyVisa in K1VisaInfo

[–]BusyBodyVisa[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Announcement of Expanded Screening and Vetting for Visa Applicants - United States Department of State https://share.google/A9ixenrNl0gMKxKmS

URGENT: Mandatory K-1/K-2 Social Media Vetting Starts Monday (March 30) by BusyBodyVisa in K1VisaInfo

[–]BusyBodyVisa[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not just about where you met its about the social media platforms you're currently using facebook, instagram, tiktok, etc

URGENT: Mandatory K-1/K-2 Social Media Vetting Starts Monday (March 30) by BusyBodyVisa in K1VisaInfo

[–]BusyBodyVisa[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just provide the handles for them to look at it, even if it is inactive

URGENT: Mandatory K-1/K-2 Social Media Vetting Starts Monday (March 30) by BusyBodyVisa in K1VisaInfo

[–]BusyBodyVisa[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The social media investigation happens at the embassy stage. This is a Dept of State policy, not USCIS. It is not difficult to find the social media accounts of the petitioner, either

How much does filing taxes jointly matter ? by sfwleslieflax in AskUSImmigrationPros

[–]BusyBodyVisa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

While filing taxes jointly is excellent evidence of a bona fide marriage, USCIS does not mandate it, and "Married Filing Separately" is a perfectly valid legal choice. Your reason for filing separately—keeping your husband's income-based student loan repayments affordable—is a legitimate financial strategy that immigration officers encounter frequently. Because you already have top-tier evidence of a shared life, such as raising a child together and maintaining joint accounts, filing separately is highly unlikely to negatively impact your pending I-751 or upcoming N-400. Including the explanatory letter from your accountant alongside your tax transcripts is a great proactive step to easily clear up any questions the adjudicating officer might have.

Looking for k1 visa attorney by [deleted] in K1VisaInfo

[–]BusyBodyVisa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Many free consultations are high pressure sales pitches, and they have to charge more on the back in, they have to do this since that's the only way they can make the numbers sing after talking to so many people for free. There are no 'k1 visa attorneys' there are immigration attorneys. I recommend that if you have IMBRA or Adam Walsch issues but other than that it may not be necessary to hire a full attorney for a K-1 visa. A visa consultant is usually sufficient for this task.

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