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[friesNfrappe]

6 minutes ago, Zindagi247 said:

alimony ani savadobbutaru emo kada ila contract pellilu cheskuni gc vochaka vidipodam ante. 

Antha easy kadhu lol immi-gration vallu emaina chevilo flowers pettukoledhu kadha.. stokes interview chesthey out 😴

[yemdoing]

7 minutes ago, Zindagi247 said:

alimony ani savadobbutaru emo kada ila contract pellilu cheskuni gc vochaka vidipodam ante. 

prenups untayi yemo 

[Scurvy]

21 minutes ago, friesNfrappe said:

Antha easy kadhu lol immi-gration vallu emaina chevilo flowers pettukoledhu kadha.. stokes interview chesthey out 😴

Explain this?

[friesNfrappe]

2 minutes ago, Scurvy said:

Explain this?

Its like second interview usually when the officers suspect something wrong abt the marriage.. it is when they delve deeper into questioning the couple separately.. its almost like investigation interview on a crime case 

[Peter123]

4 hours ago, Tellugodu said:

You can come her in tourist visa and also can get GC by marriage.Only criteria is does the citizen partner can support you financially and either of both doesn’t have any criminal charges. You should not have entered the country illegally is the only criteria for adjustment of status for family based cases.

you can still get gc thru marriage even tho you enter the country illegally, criteria here is he/she has to leave the country after marriage to usc and get the gc overseas and then get back in...provided the officer approves the interview.

 

[Lokasangraha]

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[Tellugodu]

1 hour ago, Peter123 said:

you can still get gc thru marriage even tho you enter the country illegally, criteria here is he/she has to leave the country after marriage to usc and get the gc overseas and then get back in...provided the officer approves the interview.

 

But it will bar him/her for entry 3 to 10 years based on his illegal presence in US. Wavier for it is possible but very hard/or rare to get by.

[Peter123]

13 minutes ago, Tellugodu said:

But it will bar him/her for entry 3 to 10 years based on his illegal presence in US. Wavier for it is possible but very hard/or rare to get by.

no bar bro..they will get ead first to go to court and stay legal, then court will do the legal proceedings to exit the country and come back on gc... provided the marriage is genuine and approved..

[Tellugodu]

2 hours ago, friesNfrappe said:

Antha easy kadhu lol immi-gration vallu emaina chevilo flowers pettukoledhu kadha.. stokes interview chesthey out 😴

Stokes interview is done only during AOS or for removal of conditions (2 years after initial GC) once they passed that stage and eventually got Citizenship, it’s very hard to revoke citizenship, USCIS won’t chase down on anyone after the citizenship is approved unless he was involved in bigger scam of fraud Marriages - taking money to arrange sham marriages , etc. Many hundreds of disowned US citizen spouses send complaints to USCIS about their foreign partner who left them after citizenship every single day  , USCIS won’t just go after them due to high level of burden on them to prove the evidence to the federal judge in order to revoke a citizenship. The judge would most likely interpret in favor of the individual if the reasons/evidences provided by USCIS is not clear, unequivocal, and convincing. Since 1979 till recently USCIS only revoked 107 citizenships and most of them are criminals and bigger threats to nation. 
but one thing is so clear, adjudication officers are were well trained to spot who is faking and who is real. They weed out 99% fraudsters during the adjudication process itself.   

[Peter123]

2 minutes ago, Tellugodu said:

Stokes interview is done only during AOS or for removal of conditions (2 years after initial GC) once they passed that stage and eventually got Citizenship, it’s very hard to revoke citizenship, USCIS won’t chase down on anyone after the citizenship is approved unless he was involved in bigger scam of fraud Marriages - taking money to arrange sham marriages , etc. Many hundreds of disowned US citizen spouses send complaints to USCIS about their foreign partner who left them after citizenship every single day  , USCIS won’t just go after them due to high level of burden on them to prove the evidence to the federal judge in order to revoke a citizenship. The judge would most likely interpret in favor of the individual if the reasons/evidences provided by USCIS is not clear, unequivocal, and convincing. Since 1979 till recently USCIS only revoked 107 citizenships and most of them are criminals and bigger threats to nation. 
but one thing is so clear, adjudication officers are were well trained to spot who is faking and who is real. They weed out 99% fraudsters during the adjudication process itself.   

red - wrong. 

stokes can be done in the initial marriage interview as well. 

immi officers go thru the whole application before the marriage interview, if they suspect any fraud they will conduct a stokes interview in the first interview also...

 

 

[Tellugodu]

13 minutes ago, Peter123 said:

no bar bro..they will get ead first to go to court and stay legal, then court will do the legal proceedings to exit the country and come back on gc... provided the marriage is genuine and approved..

If you have been in the U.S. unlawfully for more than six months (and therefore face a minimum three-year time bar on returning), apply for a waiver that will forgive your illegal stay. Under USCIS rules, you can apply for this so-called "provisional waiver" before leaving the United States. Unfortunately, only certain people can gain approval of such waivers. You will need to show that, if your visa were denied, it would cause extreme hardship to your U.S. spouse (or your parents, if they happen to be U.S. citizens or permanent residents). When the law says extreme, it means far more than the sadness your spouse and/or parents will feel at your being thousands of miles away. The classic case of extreme hardship is someone whose U.S. citizen spouse has severe medical problems that require constant attention from the other spouse and renders him or her unable to leave the U.S. with you.
 

https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/free-books/fiance-marriage-visa-book/chapter11-7.html

[Tellugodu]

7 minutes ago, Peter123 said:

red - wrong. 

stokes can be done in the initial marriage interview as well. 

immi officers go thru the whole application before the marriage interview, if they suspect any fraud they will conduct a stokes interview in the first interview also...

 

 

Bro, initial marriage interview done during  AOS and that’s what I meant, they scrutinize more during the initial approval not on the removal of conditions. If strong evidence is submitted you don’t even get interview for removal of conditions they approve the ten year GC at service center itself, your application don’t even go to field office.I know it because I went through all of it , me and my wife applied without any lawyers from AOS till all the way to citizenship (3 year rule).

[Peter123]

3 minutes ago, Tellugodu said:

If you have been in the U.S. unlawfully for more than six months (and therefore face a minimum three-year time bar on returning), apply for a waiver that will forgive your illegal stay. Under USCIS rules, you can apply for this so-called "provisional waiver" before leaving the United States. Unfortunately, only certain people can gain approval of such waivers. You will need to show that, if your visa were denied, it would cause extreme hardship to your U.S. spouse (or your parents, if they happen to be U.S. citizens or permanent residents). When the law says extreme, it means far more than the sadness your spouse and/or parents will feel at your being thousands of miles away. The classic case of extreme hardship is someone whose U.S. citizen spouse has severe medical problems that require constant attention from the other spouse and renders him or her unable to leave the U.S. with you.
 

https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/free-books/fiance-marriage-visa-book/chapter11-7.html

there's a waiver for marriage based, not everything in google is true bro...

[Peter123]

1 minute ago, Tellugodu said:

Bro, initial marriage interview done during  AOS and that’s what I meant, they scrutinize more during the initial approval not on the removal of conditions. If strong evidence is submitted you don’t even get interview for removal of conditions. I know because I went through all of it me and my wife applied without any lawyers for AOS till citizenship based on 3 year rule.

scrutinizing depends on lot of factors initially or later (after 1 year 9 months i751 interview), it all depends on paper work, there are cases whose 751 got denied, some got calls for attending the interview also, some just dont. it all depends on paper work..

in your earlier post you mentioned stokes will be done only during second interview, it could be done even in first interview as well,, if suspected...

[Tellugodu]

3 minutes ago, Peter123 said:

there's a waiver for marriage based, not everything in google is true bro...

Waivers are hard to get by bro. I live in Central Valley Ca, tons of illegal immigrants around my place. I talk to them every day.it’s not that easy to get AOS if they crossed illegally. Rules are not that easy for wall jumpers . I do have knowledge on family immigration because I went through it without any lawyer help.