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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Vietnam
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Family obligations are big. One of the reasons you need to know what sort of family you are getting yourself into.

It sounds like your wife's family are not of good character.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ghana
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Mean while MENA countries are treated as high fraud countries?, I would divorce and move on, you don't what she's doing to make this money, would you want her coming back lying in bed with you? When don't know with who or where she's been? It's hard to understand people character but sometimes we must let go for our own sake

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Filed: Other Country: Brazil
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Clearly she gets married because she wants to send money to her family,but what you are sending is not enough then she just left you and went to work to send money back home. She had everything planned before getting here, she just got wrong that you could give to her parents $1.000

Divorce and move on.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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She is here in PA. The debt and her agreeing to do work to pay it back for her parents was set up while she was in Viet. I had no idea till she left and my neighbors mother who was also there returned, she told me of this. I found out she is at a nice nail salon about 1 hr. away from here. She didn't tell me for fear I would not allow this. She said in her note that she will wear her wedding ring and will leave me the engagement ring, which she did plus she left almost all her expensive jewlery. Almost all her clothing is here. Even her suitcase from her trip that I didn't put away yet. Yes, I understand her culture and dedication to parents. She also said she will return in a few months.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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The husband and wife that owns the salon she is at are the ones that gave her parents the money. But my wife will not tell me where she is staying, nor will I go there and interfear with her deal. I guess time will tell, May 5th will be 2 months already.

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So wow I can definitely seeing this as being more plausible now. She could simply be in over her head...a bit. Hopefully she can get out of this pseudo indentured servitude and will still want to come back. How long was her timetable?

SHe left all her stuff, but still withholds some details....hmm

Moreover can you get over it if shes clear this 'one time debt ' is paid off. What kinda of obligations does she have also or feel compelled to help parents w/ theres and will your $500 / mo still be ok then? If she comes back, there could be this cloud of ...hey i made xxxxx dollars working at that place

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There is so much wrong with the situation your wife is in. WOW!

Parents should NEVER place a burden like this on their children. The debt is between her parents and the store owner. Not your wife. There was no legal obligation for your wife to work off her parents debt. In fact, this is dangerously close to a type of slave trade.

Listen,

You made a vow to your wife and she to you. She no longer has an obligation to her parents. It is to you. Why do you think during a wedding it is called the father giving away the bride? He is placing her care and happiness in your hands.

I understand some cultures have such strong ties to their parents that it can be a burden. And if your wife can't live her own life and not for her parents you will have nothing but problems.

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I suggest that you change the locks to your house.

I have been married to her for about 16 months. She is from Vietnam and I meet her through my neighbor, her cousin. She has had her green card since 11/15. Everything was fine except her parents always want money. I have caught her in a lie a couple of times for instance saying her father was very sick an at the hospital when in fact I just talked to him and he was home. In Feb. see went home to visit her family and wasn't the same, constantly saying she must work for her family. We have been sending a few hundred dollars a month but now she claims the need $1,000. I said I can only send $500 and she agreed. A few days later she disappeared, leaving the attached letter. I have only heard from her buy message, she will not do Facebook messenger or call. Her cousin said his mother was in Vietnam at the same time and someone agreed to give her parents money and my wife agreed to do work for this person to pay it back. She is thought to be around 30 minutes away. The note is what I came home to. O well to large to upload. But i did report her as missing to the police. How should I procede? She only took a few pieces of clothing and he wedding ring which she said she will wear anf left me the engagement ring. Said sorry, Ilove you and I will see you soon.

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This won't stop now that they know she's willing to work it off...how much did she borrow she's been gone 2 months!!! This is the beginning this will happen again

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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Looks like it's time to get the cops involved and get your wife out of that ILLEGAL situation. If you're not part of the solution, as her husband/protector, then you're part of the problem.

My Convoluted Story (see my profile for more details)
Jun 2009 - Met on Facebook
Mar 2010 - Visited Morocco for the first time, got engaged
Dec 30, 2011 - Wedding in Morocco (5th visit)
I-130/CR-1 (first time around)
31 Aug 2012 - Priority Date (Vermont, transferred to NBC)
31 Dec 2012 - NOA2
27Jul 2013 - Broke up/Separation (while waiting for case complete at NVC)
9 Jan 2014 - Filed for divorce in US (never completed)
4 Apr 2014 - USCIS NOIR
May 2015 - Reconciliation
Nov 2015 - Vacation together in Spain (7th in-person visit with each other)
I-130/IR-1 (second time around)
4 Feb 2016 - Priority Date
19 Apr 2016 - NOA2

17 May 2016 - NVC Case Number Assigned

31 May 2016 - Sent AOS/IV package to NVC

5 Jul 2016 - NVC Case Complete

10 Aug 2016 - Medical Exam

25 Aug 2016 - Interview - APPROVED

1 Sep 2016 - Husband picked up his visa

Husband POE'd @ IAD - 5 November

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