Recent content by Merik

I've already mailed them.

I need urgent advice about this thread: http://forums.immigration.com/showpost.php?p=2007478&postcount=1 In brief: I want to marry my fiancee, and get her a follow-to-join GC. I have done my GC interview at a US embassy, but I haven't yet been issued a visa. I'm waiting for the security...

I would like to have an exact look at the "follow-to-join" rule. If it states that it only applied to people who are married "before getting the green card" or "before getting the diversity visa" then it may apply to us (since we can get married before I'm issued a visa).

Thanks for the link. The only difference between my case and theirs is that they had the visa, but I don't. I have to wait for my security clearnace results to come (usually in a couple of months), and then I have to come back to the embassy to collect my visa. I don't have a stamp in my...

I do.. and I think I may be able to prove that it wasn't a fraud marriage. Things like photos from past several years, photos from the engagement ceremony, etc. So... everybody here believes that I had to do all this before the interview, right? But I haven't been issued a visa.. isn't there...

Thank you for the clarification. I had read the term "activation trip" in several places, and that was my impression. Thank you for correcting me. I'm still eager to know if one can change status from single to married during the administrative process, before the visa is issued.

Because we were under the impression that we are not allowed to marry if I've originally sent my forms declaring myself as single. Now that I have done my interview, and I'm waiting for FBI check results, is there a way to correct this?

I didn't know that. I haven't read that on state.gov documents either. That is very bad. What if I file a imigrant visa petition for my spouse while they are in USA with a non-imigrant visa?

Dear all, Please help me correct my understanding of the following concepts (in regard to Diversity Visas): 1) After a successful DV interview, you will be issued a visa which is valid for six months. You have to go to USA within the period of validity of this visa to get your Green Card...