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As far as the 'green card' goes I don't think you have much of an issue there. You might want to make an Infopass appointment to inquire about the status of the case. If you have been married 2 years prior to filing, then you will get 10-year green card. The only issue is if you want to remain...

'We reap what we sow.' You should simply divorce. Stating it was 'irreconcilable differences' is to her advantage. It needs to be documented that divorce is because of 'infidelity.' I assume you sponsored her so you still have the obligation to financially provide even if you divorce. (all...

She is the cheating spouse!! The extensions are a stalling static to buy her more time to say that she has been married to you to get her closer to 2 year status. It is not 2 years of marriage to each other, but 2 years AFTER issuance of the 'conditional status green card'. I thought that...

He is what they call 'Emotionally detached' and that is very damaging to a person. It is not enough to just be 'materially available in a marriage' and that is what he is. Emotionally he is not available for some reason. It does not have anything to do with you. It is His problem, inside...

I dn't know what type of advice these people on the forum are giving you but they sound utterly ridiculous.:eek: No man if he really cares for his wife would treat them the way you say he is doing. One thing I think is the problem is he has problems with himself. A person who does not...

I am sorry for how you are being treated. It is not right. You should not have to live like that. It was a mistake to put car in his name alone: however, what you should do is always make the payments by check or some way it can be verified that you are the one who actually paid for the...

Use a copy of tax return and w-2's. USCIS will probably send you and RFE for the 2006 taxes. (Actually, they might do that anyway and it will be for information you already sent) but don't worry. Just get 2006 tax transcript when available.

The best approach thus far. :) Ob... you seem like you are 'one in a million' in more ways than one. Fight the good fight of faith.I think things are in your favor!!! ;)

Those who come here on specialized visas and marry US citizens, are unlikely to marry people who are social security benefits (ratio 2 out of 100 immigrants). True It is best for Oba to find a job in his state or drive to work everyday, so that he minimizes any issue which might arise...

I agree that it is extremely important when one is 'adjusting status based on marriage petition to demonstrate that marriage is legit' but once person has conditional green card, doesn't that say that USCIS deemed the marriage as a 'real marriage' at that junction?:confused: Although USCIS has...

Well said:) :) :)

He doesn't have to be a weekend husband. He can come home one night and on the weekends. It is hard for a man to be without a job. A sacrifice has to be made. Your wife living on Social Security is a very limited lifestyle (believe me I know). You say your job has benefits (which is good)...

I strongly disagree with your advice.

I strongly disagree with your advice.

In this case, I think your friend should keep documentation about her taking the savings and dates and stuff. I don't think she will get away with it.

The FP notice state what you need to bring with you on it. Take the time to read it carefully. If your appointment is for Sat., then it is clear that it is open on Sat.

No you do not have to mention it. It is over. It has no affect on your immigration process. It is over. A bad experience.

Congratulations on landing a decent job. :) A state job. Good benefits. You are blessed. I think you do have to notify them. (I think):confused: