Got a letter today

[Muh and me 18]

Obviously they have some concerns about the validity of the relationship and if I remember your history correctly you will have a hard time with the upcoming Stokes.

I don't have any clue to what you are talking about Besty!

[habibi83 12]

I don't care if they do a home visit, or even a stokes. But the biggest problem is my husband is having medical issues and he don't work and i have no insurance and he wants to go back home to go to the doctor. We were advised for him not to leave the country even wih his advanced parole cause they may no let him back in

Have you tried to take him to a public hospital for individuals that do not have insurance. I'm not sure which state ur in but the govermnent has to have medical help in every state for people that can not or do not have insurance. I know IL has it. Its a extreamly long wait time but it's there... Are you employeed? if so have you tried to add him on ur insurance plan????

You are married and he doesn't work so if he has health issues why not add your spouse to ur insurance?

[Muh and me 18]

Have you tried to take him to a public hospital for individuals that do not have insurance. I'm not sure which state ur in but the govermnent has to have medical help in every state for people that can not or do not have insurance. I know IL has it. Its a extreamly long wait time but it's there... Are you employeed? if so have you tried to add him on ur insurance plan????

You are married and he doesn't work so if he has health issues why not add your spouse to ur insurance?

Cuz I"m disabled and don't have insurance for him thats why i can't ad him. He isn't allowed to be on state insurance!

[habibi83 12]

I agree that I wouldn't leave in the meantime - if you get another interview and he's unable to return for it, your case would be denied and he wouldn't be able to return, period. It may not be a good idea anyway - I see he is adjusting from a tourist visa. Did he overstay?

Wait...so he is here on tourist visa and they got married???? I don't think this is a legal process. Well no wonder they are having a hard time. This is illegal ...If that was ok to do then everyone from here would be brining there segnificant others on turist visas and the immigration/govern would not make any money:)

hm..there is a spousal/fiance visa ap and also spousal visas apt for such things...good luck

please people stop scaming the system!

[habibi83 12]

Cuz I"m disabled and don't have insurance for him thats why i can't ad him. He isn't allowed to be on state insurance!

ok! how did you get ur husband to come here???? touris visa for a spouse never hear of this! and how in the world this got approved if you are married???? sorry to say but maybe get a lawyer or he is going back because this is illegal.

[NY_BX 397]

I don't have any clue to what you are talking about Besty!

Like others, you do have a clumsy case: your husband sent AOS off of a tourist visa, judging by the timeline you've posted. You will have a hard stokes, basically, because he committed immigration fraud. Please clarify if this is correct or not. Tell your story and we'll be able to help you better. Otherwise prepare yourself for an invasive, accusatory process.

[ceadsearc 515]

Adjusting from a tourist visa is perfectly legal if done without intent. Coming on a tourist visa and planning to stay and adjust is illegal. If circumstances change and there was no intent it is not illegal. I do not know the OP's situation but I would hope it was done without intent and thus non fraudulently.

[Helen Louise Pile 80]

Wait...so he is here on tourist visa and they got married???? I don't think this is a legal process. Well no wonder they are having a hard time. This is illegal ...If that was ok to do then everyone from here would be brining there segnificant others on turist visas and the immigration/govern would not make any money:)

hm..there is a spousal/fiance visa ap and also spousal visas apt for such things...good luck

please people stop scaming the system!

It can be legal process, there is not enough information to make the assertion that they have committed visa fraud so please do not do so.

[habibi83 12]

It can be legal process, there is not enough information to make the assertion that they have committed visa fraud so please do not do so.

yes i think we need the whole story to see exactly what this case is all about but from just brief reading and old posts it looks to me as if this person knew very well she would not be able to sponser him on fiance or spousal visa therefore the tourist visa and possible overstay?...therefore now he is not elgible even for a govermnent medical treatment/check ups...and most likely if he leaves the country he might not be granted another visa to the usa (if he overstayed)or will have to go throught the normal long process we all went through with lots of explanations and co sponser... good luck.

Edited January 28, 2012 by habibi83

[NY_BX 397]

Adjusting from a tourist visa is perfectly legal if done without intent. Coming on a tourist visa and planning to stay and adjust is illegal. If circumstances change and there was no intent it is not illegal. I do not know the OP's situation but I would hope it was done without intent and thus non fraudulently.

That's probably why they got a letter. If he came on a tourist visa, to marry here and file AOS, that raises the question of 'intent,' not to mention it is fraud. If they married in Egypt, he came to visit on a tourist visa to visit and decided to stay to file AOS, that's another issue. So, yes, we'll need more information to be able to help.

Edited January 28, 2012 by NY_BX

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

yes i think we need the whole story to see exactly what this case is all about but from just brief reading and old posts it looks to me as if this person knew very well she would not be able to sponser him on fiance or spousal visa therefore the tourist visa and possible overstay?...therefore now he is not elgible even for a govermnent medical treatment/check ups...and most likely if he leaves the country he might not be granted another visa to the usa (if he overstayed)or will have to go throught the normal long process we all went through with lots of explanations and co sponser... good luck.

A sponsor is needed for this process as well. She is not avoiding sponsorship. From old posts, the OP got married after knowing eachother for 3 months and also has been divorced at least a couple of times.

The issue here is not the process - it's other things.

Edited January 28, 2012 by Harpa Timsah

[habibi83 12]

A sponsor is needed for this process as well. She is not avoiding sponsorship. From old posts, the OP got married after knowing eachother for 3 months and also has been divorced at least a couple of times.

The issue here is not the process - it's other things.

sure...possible fraud

[habibi83 12]

That's probably why they got a letter. If he came on a tourist visa, to marry here and file AOS, that raises the question of 'intent,' not to mention it is fraud. If they married in Egypt, he came to visit on a tourist visa to visit and decided to stay to file AOS, that's another issue. So, yes, we'll need more information to be able to help.

I agree with you 100%. And from what I know about these immigration cases i can bet they got married here after he came, because if they got married in egypt and filed for turist visa. The application would be accepted but DENIED.

[together4evr 360]

Muh and me,

I hope you will give us more details on your case so we can help you better. If you just give one fact it makes it hard for the experienced people to answer with the help you need.

So, I think we need to know the evolution of your relationship..

Met online 1 year ago? 2 months?

Met in USA when he was on a tourist visa?

he got a tourist visa?

I know you married after him being in USA 3 months?

An important question is when he interview for the tourist visa or at POE did he LIE? Did they ever ask do you have a girlfriend? Are you visiting someone in the states.

This is important because you will need more paperwork to overcome that misrepresentation charge.

When you got married---was it at the courthouse? Lots of fancy dresses and pics? That would show a PLANNED wedding and mght cause problems.

Is he on any of your accounts? Does he have anything is his name for your home? Gas, electric, water, cable, life insurance?

He got his ead card so is he working now? Can he get his own health insrance yet?

Now...the hard questions...RED FLAGS

Married first visit?

How much older are you then him?

Can he and you have children? Do you both want chiildren (this is a common reason for doubt in all middle east countries so do not be offended please) I am much older then my husband but we can have children if we decide to LATER--maybe after he gets out of AP.

Different religions?

any photos of you with any of his family, cousins, PARENTS, siblings

Are your children his age or younger?

You were married twice before?

How long did they last?

When was the final divorce?

When did you and Mo start chatting or meeting?

Did you convert to Islam after you met him?

Did his parents write a letter of approval and acceptance of your marriage to each other.

Any webcam photos with you and his family chatting online

Any Birthday, holiday, thank you cards come to your home addressed to BOTH your names and from both sides of the family.

Disability or SSI income will not count in Egypt. Yu will need a cosponser or assets worth about 60,000 in cash or quickly obtaned cash. A house is sometimes accepted if it is paid off. This is alot of work due to the new appraisal and all the legal documents.

Do not bother using an old paid off car. You can use a New paid off car--depreciated greatly.

Do you have a 401K or retirement plan that could be cashed out if they ask?

Otherwise try and find a joint sponsor quickly.

Out of all these questions---only 1 needs a lawyer and that is if he purposely lied. and If you had an elaborate wedding with friends that includes pics and wedding invites prepared right when he got here, then i think new a good lawyer.

I think all the other tings can be addressed individually.

lso, make sure you both share each others passwords and you know who is writing people. Because the do hack your emails, fb and yahoo. I Have heard of the CO asking specific questions about a girl he was writing and the wife knew nothing about it and they were denied. So, before your next interview make sure he knows you both need to be honest if this has happend because you will noot get denied as long as you both know who the other had spoken to during the marriage.

Good luck and keep us posted on what you do and what you say.

God Bless

I hope he can stay here and work and be a productive member of US society

[together4evr 360]