Us citizen married non-citizen with overstay and owi

[NovaKay 0]

You are dealing with the Government...

We sure are...but I've never been one to just accept it, thus BIG BROTHER has arrived.

[Transborderwife 4,666]

I suppose so. I have lived in his country for 4 years...usa time now. You should have to pay to play, but you should'n't have to waste $4000 for someone to consider it. You know it doesn't cost $1200 for someone to "process" a form.

Thank you for your insight, I'll update in a couple months!

Nope, but seeing as USCIS is a self funding agency (no government money) he $1200 is to pay for the lights, heating/air conditioning, computers, furniture you'll likely sit on, etc. In the long run its a small price to pay for freedom.

We sure are...but I've never been one to just accept it, thus BIG BROTHER has arrived.

What does this have to do with anything?

[NovaKay 0]

Nope, but seeing as USCIS is a self funding agency (no government money) he $1200 is to pay for the lights, heating/air conditioning, computers, furniture you'll likely sit on, etc. In the long run its a small price to pay for freedom.

What does this have to do with anything?

Relax...and what does freedom have to do with anything? Americans still think we are the only free country when the truth is so many are so much better off.

Let me be clear again, we have NO problem paying, were only concerned about forking over money in a wasteful manner, and then paying it again.

[Transborderwife 4,666]

What I'm saying is that people often find the fees ludicrous but I try and find a positive spin on it myself. Yes, you may have to pay more than once depending on the situation.