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Posts posted by jojolicious
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I don't want to invalidate anybody's opinion here, but please do NOT listen to anybody who says talk to your husband if what you write is true. As a developed and supposed civilized nation, there is way too much domestic abuse here. He sounds like an abusive individual, and there is no telling how he will act. He has repeatedly demonstrated that your feelings don't matter to him, so there is no reason to take him or his feelings into consideration when you make your decisions.
As others have suggested, I would take the things you need one day when he is gone and seek refuge with a friend or a women's shelter. I'm sorry you've found yourself in such a desperate situation, but don't make a bad situation worse by sticking around and thinking things will change.
I completely agree with this! And please remember, if you do leave, don't ever go back... no matter what he says... it will only get worse from there and he will be even more suspicious of you.
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I kept my maiden name and this was never an issue. Never came up during AOS at all. If anything, it made things easier since I didn't have to run around changing my name on other documents.
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I don't know either of you so I can't tell you whether leaving him is the right thing to do. I just don't think you should stay in an unhappy marriage just to receive immigration benefits. You can ROC without him.
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Congrats! Wishing you both all the best on this new leg of your journey!
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Yes. They just need her passport, SSN and proof of residence.
Proof of residence can be a bank statement and the letter her SSN came on.
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Congrats!
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So sorry for your loss. I hope that you find the strength to cope in your time of grief.
In relation to your question, I think you should do an InfoPass. Your situation has changed and USCIS should be informed. If you don't inform them and you end up getting the new card based on a joint filing, it might have implications down the line if you decide to apply for citizenship. Better safe than sorry.
Vanessa&Tony's advice was spot on in my opinion. All the best!
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Congrats!
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Yes it does! Congrats!
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He shouldn't reapply and as was stated above by previous posters he should retain the services of a very good attorney. Good luck!
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You are very emotional because of the pregnancy. Just try to take things easy and not worry about things too much. When it comes in your head, don't think about it. Now is not the time to be trying to solve issues, but a time to take care of yourself. Congratulations on your pregnancy
I completely agree with this poster. OP your issues can be worked out with a little more communication and perhaps you will find that your mind will be a bit clearer after delivery.
Think about it... you have been here almost two years and so far you've been having a wonderful life for the most part...
You'll be fine
I wish you all the best for your labour and delivery
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K3 expired and divorce
in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits
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Just for clarification, you tried to file the AOS with a fee waiver and that was rejected? So you have not started the AOS process for her yet?
And the child you both have together, where was he/she born and what kind of passport does he/she have, if any?