lostlove05

Thanks to all the vj's, "Relief" is my word of the day too.. hehehe

Atlast for a long wait/journey we got approved today from manila embassy,goodluck to all who's still on process and have an interview soon.. goodbless!

yeah in natural cause, just a little confuse but hopefully everything will be good and i pass the interview.. thanks for the comments/reply

IF the death was of natural causes and its normal in your custom to remarry within such a short space of time then you may just be okay. It really doesn't sound normal after just two months in my humble opinion.

yeah,i get married on my first husband (not usc) may 2010 then oct 2010 he died,dec 2010 i got married again,my present husband i've known him for 6 years now his the first love of mine and we just got lost communication coz of his work.

I'm assuming you mean he died 5 months after you got married not that you got married 5 months after he died. The remarriage 2 months later will be an issue. Was the first husband a USC also? If so, the timeline may look suspicious as it is not normal to get remarried within such a short time after a spouses death.

* Unusual marriage history

hi can anybody advice me about this unusual marriage history,in my case i get married on my first husband, 5 months after he died for some illness,and then after 2 months i get married again. It can be a problem for our papers? we have legal papers and now we are just waiting for our interview date, i'm just getting confuse. Hope to hear some response.. thank you

Although each case is different, some common fraud indicators may present in your case prompting the USCIS/ Consulates to carefully review your file.

* Documents issued either immediately before the interview or immediately after the interview;

* Over-submission of documents;

* Staged photos;

* Suspect tax filings/financial transactions;

* Multiple applications/petitions by single applicant/petitioner;

* Common preparer, especially known shaky immigration consultants;

* Suspicious filing history of beneficiary or applicant;

Suspect documents;

* Biometric discrepancies;

* Denied for abandonment or withdrawal after RFE issued;

* Preparer and notary are the same person.

* Short time between entry and marriage

* Unusual marriage history

* Children born during marriage to other parent

* Unusual number of children and large discrepancy in age

* Unusual dates on submitted documents

* Divorce / new marriage dates close

** Unusual or large age discrepancy between spouses (when found in conjunction with other indicators)

* Unusual associations between family members

** Unusual cultural differences

**Low employment/financial status of petitioner

* Previous marriages to foreign nationals

If during your first interview, you showed: extreme nervousness, over interaction, lack of knowledge about basic questions, lack of interest/interaction, evasive or gave general answer, your case may be considered suspicious and may require careful scrutiny.

Courtesy:uscis

* Unusual marriage history

hi can anybody advice me about this unusual marriage history,in my case i get married on my first husband, 5 months after he died for some illness,and then after 2 months i get married again. It can be a problem for our papers? we have legal papers and now we are just waiting for our interview date, i'm just getting confuse. Hope to hear some response.. thank you

Ur wife must filled up the part 1 coz she gonna sign the "signature of the applicant" and leave the part 11 blank and she must send it to u as u are her choice of agent,then ur the one who send it to nvc. Hope i make sense lol, goodluck.

OK i understand that DS230 can be filled by me or her. In page 1 biographic data do i enter my wife(beneficiary) information or???