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  1. You people are AWESOME :dancing:

    Mega thx for the above posts...

    I have just spoken to a lawyer and yes I can :dancing::rofl:

    thx nip tuck that as reassured me further and blk you have also confirmed what a few lawyer's have said on line..

    My wife is insisting getting a lawyer for peace of mind so we will.

    Thank you God for us finding out in the nick of time with the skin of our teeth..

    I was also worried that if I went back I would screw up my bank A/C (flights,lodging ect ect.....as I have found out the savings have to be untouched for 6 months.

    ps..I do LOVE usa BUT I never wanted to live here .

    But so many crazy things have changed on this journey

    But my family come first and I have lots of friends here.

  2. OP - Be advised there are comments made here that are just WRONG.

    Married Expats sometime have circumstances that change their lives while they visit at Tourists.... it happens....

    You came as a tourist and a few months later, lost your job. lost your house. etc. Is that right?

    It comes down to Your Intent , When it Changed , When You Said at Entry, What you said at visa interview (if any - expect your VWP though), and how long you've waited on VWP

    and if your VWP, where you are filing in the event that you have overstayed the 90 (based on precedent effecting certain regions only)

    Get a consult with a qualified attorney to help you relax. Then contemplate if you want to self file.

    thx..

    yes lost house and job....a year ago.

    all to do with wrong decisions of trying to live in Ireland.

    I think for peace of mind I will see a lawyer....hopefully I can stay....and we can settle down..i pray

  3. thx Pheebe,

    If I can stay I will....had enough of this stressful journey...If I can get the chance to settle finally I will here

    just get paranoid of the stories of being banned or turned away ect ect...

    Im sure you all have gone through it

  4. Just clearing things up...you've been in tbe USA your entire marriage?

    no sorry....

    married 2011 USA.....seperated to go home to uk....

    back in 2012 usa....then back together to uk for 6months...

    then to ireland together and now here..

    sorry long complicated journey

    but NO...entire marriage hasnt been here..

    immigration at POA have surprisingly always been nice to me or us together going backwards and fourth...

    thx for ALL replies.....you know how stressfull this game is

  5. thx for your replies...

    Its a long complicated story so I wont bore you.

    But WE never intended to stay in USA but live in England.

    Thtats a long gone option now due to family and financial problems...

    But we do have enough here to be approved financially , we actually got married 2011 in Sikeston ,MO USA on a spur of the moment due to us keep parting.

    This is why I thought I could go home to the UK and do DCF...or is this a stupid ideA seeing as Im in USA right now....

    we are worn out and paranoid of breaking rules and bodging this up.....Just going to Ireland alone was a costly mistake!!

    now its time to sort this out once and for all

  6. You need to provide more information so that people can help you.

    What kind of visa are you currently on? You can only do DCF if the petitioner and beneficiary are both legally living in the country from which you file...

    mmm :oops:

    didnt realize that!

    Im married to My wife a USC and myself British.

    I am currently on a tourist visa up to Feb15th 2015 of next year.

    We were living in Ireland and was going to do the Freedom of movement act to live there together,Unfortunately and understandably my wife doesnt want to go back to Ireland!!

    So we are stuck!

    So we are looking for the best way forward and best advice and from people who have completed these routes

    I wont go into the long story and bore anyone but its been a long road!!..lol

  7. Not from the UK myself, but ACRO offers a Subject Access Report which will disclose any hidden or expired charges. (I can't even think of the word right now that means it doesn't show on your record after a certain period of time.). There is also a Memorandum of Conviction you can ask for. However if your police certificate says "no trace", you have no record of anything in the UK. Thus a Subject Access Report would reveal nothing. If it said "no live trace" then there is a record of something.

    Google Memorandum of Conviction UK and see what you come up with that might be useful.

    That's about all I have to offer.

    Thx Nick,

    Yes my Police immigration certificate says no trace but my Enhanced CRB check does disclose my past conviction 20yrs ago of date charge outcome..

    Im thinking this would be sort of same as a USA court disposition (charge and outcome) Papers I think.

    EDIT

    Much appreciated Nick,

    Memorandum of Conviction is the name in google and is leading me to lots of info :dancing:

  8. Hi folks,

    I wonder if anyone can help me to this quick question about past court records.

    My Lawyer as asked about a Copy of the court disposition (charge and outcome) from the UK.

    ​Forgive me for my ignorance but would this mean a CRB disclosure from the UK??

    Is this the equivalent to the USA version?

    Ive had a Police Record check with no trace back in the UK for immigration but she still wants the above.

    Can anyone from the UK now in USA shed any light.

    sorry slightly confused.

  9. Hi folks,

    Im new to the site and I am in great need of some advice.

    I have been dating a woman in the USA now since last year with plane trips back and forth and countless hours on Facebook.

    And Yahoo web cam ect...

    Iam a Uk citizen and she is a USA citizen.

    We are very much in love and have decided to get married asoon as possible.

    Now this is where the problem starts!!

    Its so confusing all the form's you have to fill in to live in the USA but I think Im slowly getting to grips with the K1 Visa.

    But my problem is she doesnt earn a great deal so therefore she would have a difficulty in sponsoring me.

    Her current wage is only$12,000 per year.

    My question is can I deposit money into her account so the Immigration will find her eligible?

    Deposit of say $25,000 USA dollars!

    Is this enough?

    I dont want to break the law,will this upset the procedure?

    Is this illegal?

    Its hurting for us not to be together as Im sure some of you have been through.

    We havent proceeded as of yet to start this K1 Visa until we have all the right things in place.

    Any advice greatly appreciated..

    Thanks Pat

    Mods move if this is in wrong thread....thankyou

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