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I think immigration is getting alot of pressure because of the Debt Limit/Deficit Reduction going on in congress. To make sure to look for anything that might potentially cause someone to become a public charge. I would really like to see what was said in the notice. Hope you can post that soon.

You may have something their timgrace Kohler. With out countries dedt crissis and the stock market crash of 500+ points yesturday will more than likely make alot government agencies look very hard at making sure they don't have to spend much money. Especially in immigration to make sure the person doesn't become a public charge or a burden on us tax payrers. I do agree the age of the couple comes into play. Most women from the Philippines marry older guys who are on social security and pension's checks. A younger couple who has no social security or pension's who has to work everyday will need money more.

Maybe when you admitted how much she is sending home, that it kept you from meeting the income requirements?

Their are no income requirments during the removal of conditions. If their was my wife wouldn't have passed lol.

I am sorry to hear what is happening to you. Me and my wife are wondering if they give more detail on the letter why of the denial? I am wondering if this is just a recent change to the lifting of conditons. I have tried to search for anything similar to the situation and am not able to find anything. My wife has two years before we need to start on her lifting of conditions. I am new to this part and wanting to know as much as I can to help us prepare for it comes time for Grace's lifting of conditions. If you can't get it the denial appealed what will happen? Surely they will let you have another chance at appealing it?

You have come to a great place timgrace Kohler. All the information you need to help with the lifiting of conditions can all be found here. I hope your wife from the Philippines isn't as bad Scott's wife is.

You will have to appeal it. The letter should indicate what you need to do.

This is from the USCIS site:

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You probably didn't show enough evidence that your life together is mingled (shared bills/money) - you will need to get stronger evidence - perhaps even some affidavits from people.

Tell your wife to stop praying and start helping you get the appeal going - do it now, don't delay.

Depending on your circumstances:

USCIS I-694 Appeal Form and instructions.

USCIS -290 Appeal / Motion Form and instructions

this is the chart for the use of 290 (depending on if your filing an appeal or a motion)

Motion / Appeal Eligibility Chart For Using I-290B

I would most definitely get with a lawyer - a mistake here will result in deportation.

His wife crying in the bedroom I am sure is all an act to get her husband to feel sympathy.

As far as your friends comment that it does not show a good wife because the husband shoulders al the responsibility what BS. I don't work as I choose not too and don't have to and my husband supports me and our household. So I would be very disappointed if they tried to deny me but then I am older . Not that I have not contributed financially to this marriage as I have. I would maybe agree that because she does send all her income back home it could be seen as a red flag and a fraudulent marriage. Surely someone else will know but you can appeal. Wish you luck

But is your husband supporting your entire family back in your home country? I agree it might be based on age.