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Trying to file I-130 - Need Proof of Marriage
My husband (Canadian) and I (American) got married in July and are now starting to fill out the I-130 to start his immigration process! We've reached the proof-of-marriage step and are stumped, so I am looking for some help!
Currently, we live completely separately. He's in Canada, and I'm in America (Virginia). If we file now, we will only have affidavits as proof of marriage, but I've seen from other posts that this is often not enough. On these same posts, most said you should show proof of combined financials.
My question is, how can we combine our financials in any way while living in separate countries?
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nytimes.comMy mothers visa revoked under 221(i). Im an American citizen
My moms visa was just revoked yesterday after obtaining it back on 2023 and having successful trips to the US to come spend a few months with my and her grandchildren. She is a citizen from Spain but her ESTA was denied in 2022 because 26 years ago she had an asylum process here in the US from our home country when I was little. She eventually dropped the case and returned home after my dad died from Cancer and I was alone. Anyway - since she was denied ESTA for this reason she requested her visa B1/B2 in September. The officer placed her application under admin processing because of her asylum case and took her finger prints and after 4 days she got her visa. Then yesterday she got this email:
Dear U.S. Visa Holder,
Your U.S. visa has been revoked under section 221(i) of the Immigration and Nationality Act by the U.S. Department of State. This action is based on the fact that after visa issuance, information has come to light indicating that you may be ineligible for your visa. If you are still physically present in the United States at this time, the visa revocation will become effective upon your departure from the United States. If you are not still physically present in the United States at this time, the visa revocation is effective immediately.
Im devasted. She only uses the visa for coming to spend a few months (once per year) with us well before her allowed time. she is 63 years old and with no intent of staying in the US. Has anyone had this happened and being able to obtain a visa back?>