i-751

[mike1111 2]

hi i got a question about the i-751 we move we forgot to her change of address on her green card the evidence we got from different address on how evidence is this a problem the evidence we got is 2 w2 form 1 phone bill and 1 dish network and a life insurance she as my beneficiary and 2 letter from a friend and wedding pictures and 30 pictures of me and her with my family and copy of marriage license the problem is different address on our evidence we move from georgia to california 15 month ago some evidence we got from georgia is the 1 phone bill and 1 dish network and a life insurance she as my beneficiary how can we do about the address we got file may 24 2014 if it ok and do we got enough evidence we do not got a car...

[mike1111 2]

hi i got a question about the i-751 we move we forgot to change her address on her green card but we change her address last week on her green card the evidence we we got from different address on how evidence is this a problem the evidence we got is 2 w2 form 1 phone bill and 1 dish network and a life insurance she as my beneficiary and 2 letter from a friend and wedding pictures and 30 pictures of me and her with my family and copy of marriage license the problem is different address on our evidence we move from georgia to california 15 month ago some evidence we got from georgia is the 1 phone bill and 1 dish network and a life insurance she as my beneficiary how can we do about the address we got file may 24 2014 if it ok and do we got enough evidence we do not got a car...

[KayDeeCee 4,900]

Did you put in the change of address with the USCIS when you moved? They should know you moved. You can provide proof of living together at the old address and the new. The evidence spans the whole time of your marriage. People move. I am sure they see evidence spread out from different addresses all the time.

~ Moved from AOS from Family Based Visas to Removing Conditions - topic is ROC, not AOS ~

Edited May 17, 2014 by KayDeeCee

[mike1111 2]

Did you put in the change of address with the USCIS when you moved? They should know you moved. You can provide proof of living together at the old address and the new. The evidence spans the whole time of your marriage. People move. I am sure they see evidence spread out from different addresses all the time.

~ Moved from AOS from Family Based Visas to Removing Conditions - topic is ROC, not AOS ~

we forgot but last week we change her address on her green card but i still get mail in georgia like the phone bill and my dish network bill them got my and her name on them still on the reason we live with my dad i left

them on there for my dad and we move to california 15 month i do not got no california drivers license but i still got my georgia drivers license this is the evidence we got from georgia 1 phone bill and dish network bill life insurance she as my beneficiary and 30 picture of us with my family we got 14 wedding picture we got marry in the philippines we copy of our marriage license the evidence we got from california is 2 w2 form and 2 letter from friend that know us good when we send the i-751 off may 24 2014 do we got put all the address where we live before on a paper...

[NancyNguyen 1,658]

Just a reminder, you need to use punctations (. , otherwise no one would read you posts.

[Merrytooth 5,748]

Here is OP previous thread

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/490278-cr-1-visa-and-visa-lottery/#entry6935224

Seems like his story keeps changing

[KayDeeCee 4,900]

Here is OP previous thread

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/490278-cr-1-visa-and-visa-lottery/#entry6935224

Seems like his story keeps changing

Thank you for that, and the link to the other post in that thread too.

OP > if you have not lived together, then do not lie and say you did. If she left you as soon as she received her green card, then why would you even want to help her get a 10 year card? Divorce her and let her worry about it.

[AnotherLostSoul 167]

Here's even an earlier one:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/458596-marry-scam/

Here is OP previous thread

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/490278-cr-1-visa-and-visa-lottery/#entry6935224

Seems like his story keeps changing

OP: I think you should not be asking here questions. If you are a US citizen then just dump her like a bad habit and move on. Why do you care? She obviouly ripped you off at the first place. Otherwise she wouldn't not left you two weeks later she got her conditional GC. No need to worry about address change...unless you guys are now reunited and living happily ever after...

[huy_le 32]

I smell something fishy. I suspect OP is the beneficiary judging from the way he wrote his post. If my 2 cent theory is correct (and sorry if I offend anyone) OP's marriage is not exactly legit and something has gone wrong.

OP: if you are looking for advices to help fix a shame marriage I think you are at the wrong forum. We may not offer you much here. Now if your marriage is legit you should stop making it look terrible for us to offer you advices. Tell us the real story and timeline and we'll be able to help you.

[AnotherLostSoul 167]

Huy_le: I was suspicious from the first post, since his English was so broken. But then I thought, who knows maybe he is a naturalized citizen and that's why. But seeing these previous threads now I am also sort of skeptic on things...OP: no offense, but you need to clarify things for us so we believe you and can guide you (if you're willing to do "work with us").

I smell something fishy. I suspect OP is the beneficiary judging from the way he wrote his post. If my 2 cent theory is correct (and sorry if I offend anyone) OP's marriage is not exactly legit and something has gone wrong.

OP: if you are looking for advices to help fix a shame marriage I think you are at the wrong forum. We may not offer you much here. Now if your marriage is legit you should stop making it look terrible for us to offer you advices. Tell us the real story and timeline and we'll be able to help you.

Edited May 19, 2014 by AnotherLostSoul

[huy_le 32]

Indeed, multiple posts with different stories, at one point he claimed that he was leaving his wife, and now he is so concerned about the ROC. To me though, it is not logical that the beneficiary is not very concerned about ROC while USC partner is very active. If the marriage is to the point of falling out very few USC partners would take strong interest in helping their partners obtain GC, let alone when their partners (beneficiaries) show very little interest in taking care of their own businesses.

If OP fails to convince me, I seriously doubt he would be able to convince more experienced and well-trained IOs at USCIS.

Huy_le: I was suspicious from the first post, since his English was so broken. But then I thought, who knows maybe he is a naturalized citizen and that's why. But seeing these previous threads now I am also sort of skeptic on things...OP: no offense, but you need to clarify things for us so we believe you and can guide you (if you're willing to do "work with us").