ricsim78

Hi there,
You can do exactly what I did. In the box of the G-325A where it has you list your employers, just put "Please see attached: "G325A supplement: Employment history for the last 5 years".
Make a Word document and put the title on that document exactly what you put in the " ".
Then (for example):
ABC Company 123 E. 12th Street, Chicago, IL 60411
Vice President of Marketing 12/2015 to Present
Unemployed 10/2015 to 12/2015
123 Company 2345 Karlov St., Chicago, IL 60411
Assistant Manager 09/2013 to 10/2015
..and so on. Leave no gaps, list times you were unemployed, and you just have to list the month and year of when you started and left there. Call your former employers if you need to get the exact dates, I had to because I was in the same situation. Only list the last 5 years and put it on your cover page that there is a supplement. Probably not necessary but better to overdo than not do enough. I hope this helps, I did it this way and had no problems at all.
Congrats on your journey and if you need any more help, let me know!

While I understand what you are getting at, I think in the OP he was pretty clear on what is going on. He pointed out she is unhappy and homesick and likely not coming back. So if he wants advice, not getting into his business, then that is what he should receive. Not people shooting him down for asking a serious question because they feel "How dare he...". Is that not what this place is all about?
That is a sad situation and it is best to look at the worse case scenario while hoping for the best. I know you must be devastated but at least you have an idea of what is happening so you are a step ahead. I believe if your wife truly loves you, she will find a way to make it work. If not, you must plan together what you can do.
I would make sure your wife is NOT coming back and then look into your options with USCIS, maybe you can get better advice from someone here. Regardless, sorry that happened to you, I know how I would feel in that situation, all that waiting and lots of expenses for two weeks, only to realize she is not happy and wants to go back. Maybe the mother is an excuse, maybe not. But speculation does no good here, rather look at the situation from all sides.
Sorry again OP

While I understand what you are getting at, I think in the OP he was pretty clear on what is going on. He pointed out she is unhappy and homesick and likely not coming back. So if he wants advice, not getting into his business, then that is what he should receive. Not people shooting him down for asking a serious question because they feel "How dare he...". Is that not what this place is all about?
That is a sad situation and it is best to look at the worse case scenario while hoping for the best. I know you must be devastated but at least you have an idea of what is happening so you are a step ahead. I believe if your wife truly loves you, she will find a way to make it work. If not, you must plan together what you can do.
I would make sure your wife is NOT coming back and then look into your options with USCIS, maybe you can get better advice from someone here. Regardless, sorry that happened to you, I know how I would feel in that situation, all that waiting and lots of expenses for two weeks, only to realize she is not happy and wants to go back. Maybe the mother is an excuse, maybe not. But speculation does no good here, rather look at the situation from all sides.
Sorry again OP

While I understand what you are getting at, I think in the OP he was pretty clear on what is going on. He pointed out she is unhappy and homesick and likely not coming back. So if he wants advice, not getting into his business, then that is what he should receive. Not people shooting him down for asking a serious question because they feel "How dare he...". Is that not what this place is all about?
That is a sad situation and it is best to look at the worse case scenario while hoping for the best. I know you must be devastated but at least you have an idea of what is happening so you are a step ahead. I believe if your wife truly loves you, she will find a way to make it work. If not, you must plan together what you can do.
I would make sure your wife is NOT coming back and then look into your options with USCIS, maybe you can get better advice from someone here. Regardless, sorry that happened to you, I know how I would feel in that situation, all that waiting and lots of expenses for two weeks, only to realize she is not happy and wants to go back. Maybe the mother is an excuse, maybe not. But speculation does no good here, rather look at the situation from all sides.
Sorry again OP

While I understand what you are getting at, I think in the OP he was pretty clear on what is going on. He pointed out she is unhappy and homesick and likely not coming back. So if he wants advice, not getting into his business, then that is what he should receive. Not people shooting him down for asking a serious question because they feel "How dare he...". Is that not what this place is all about?
That is a sad situation and it is best to look at the worse case scenario while hoping for the best. I know you must be devastated but at least you have an idea of what is happening so you are a step ahead. I believe if your wife truly loves you, she will find a way to make it work. If not, you must plan together what you can do.
I would make sure your wife is NOT coming back and then look into your options with USCIS, maybe you can get better advice from someone here. Regardless, sorry that happened to you, I know how I would feel in that situation, all that waiting and lots of expenses for two weeks, only to realize she is not happy and wants to go back. Maybe the mother is an excuse, maybe not. But speculation does no good here, rather look at the situation from all sides.
Sorry again OP

While I understand what you are getting at, I think in the OP he was pretty clear on what is going on. He pointed out she is unhappy and homesick and likely not coming back. So if he wants advice, not getting into his business, then that is what he should receive. Not people shooting him down for asking a serious question because they feel "How dare he...". Is that not what this place is all about?
That is a sad situation and it is best to look at the worse case scenario while hoping for the best. I know you must be devastated but at least you have an idea of what is happening so you are a step ahead. I believe if your wife truly loves you, she will find a way to make it work. If not, you must plan together what you can do.
I would make sure your wife is NOT coming back and then look into your options with USCIS, maybe you can get better advice from someone here. Regardless, sorry that happened to you, I know how I would feel in that situation, all that waiting and lots of expenses for two weeks, only to realize she is not happy and wants to go back. Maybe the mother is an excuse, maybe not. But speculation does no good here, rather look at the situation from all sides.
Sorry again OP

While I understand what you are getting at, I think in the OP he was pretty clear on what is going on. He pointed out she is unhappy and homesick and likely not coming back. So if he wants advice, not getting into his business, then that is what he should receive. Not people shooting him down for asking a serious question because they feel "How dare he...". Is that not what this place is all about?
That is a sad situation and it is best to look at the worse case scenario while hoping for the best. I know you must be devastated but at least you have an idea of what is happening so you are a step ahead. I believe if your wife truly loves you, she will find a way to make it work. If not, you must plan together what you can do.
I would make sure your wife is NOT coming back and then look into your options with USCIS, maybe you can get better advice from someone here. Regardless, sorry that happened to you, I know how I would feel in that situation, all that waiting and lots of expenses for two weeks, only to realize she is not happy and wants to go back. Maybe the mother is an excuse, maybe not. But speculation does no good here, rather look at the situation from all sides.
Sorry again OP

While I understand what you are getting at, I think in the OP he was pretty clear on what is going on. He pointed out she is unhappy and homesick and likely not coming back. So if he wants advice, not getting into his business, then that is what he should receive. Not people shooting him down for asking a serious question because they feel "How dare he...". Is that not what this place is all about?
That is a sad situation and it is best to look at the worse case scenario while hoping for the best. I know you must be devastated but at least you have an idea of what is happening so you are a step ahead. I believe if your wife truly loves you, she will find a way to make it work. If not, you must plan together what you can do.
I would make sure your wife is NOT coming back and then look into your options with USCIS, maybe you can get better advice from someone here. Regardless, sorry that happened to you, I know how I would feel in that situation, all that waiting and lots of expenses for two weeks, only to realize she is not happy and wants to go back. Maybe the mother is an excuse, maybe not. But speculation does no good here, rather look at the situation from all sides.
Sorry again OP

While I understand what you are getting at, I think in the OP he was pretty clear on what is going on. He pointed out she is unhappy and homesick and likely not coming back. So if he wants advice, not getting into his business, then that is what he should receive. Not people shooting him down for asking a serious question because they feel "How dare he...". Is that not what this place is all about?
That is a sad situation and it is best to look at the worse case scenario while hoping for the best. I know you must be devastated but at least you have an idea of what is happening so you are a step ahead. I believe if your wife truly loves you, she will find a way to make it work. If not, you must plan together what you can do.
I would make sure your wife is NOT coming back and then look into your options with USCIS, maybe you can get better advice from someone here. Regardless, sorry that happened to you, I know how I would feel in that situation, all that waiting and lots of expenses for two weeks, only to realize she is not happy and wants to go back. Maybe the mother is an excuse, maybe not. But speculation does no good here, rather look at the situation from all sides.
Sorry again OP

While I understand what you are getting at, I think in the OP he was pretty clear on what is going on. He pointed out she is unhappy and homesick and likely not coming back. So if he wants advice, not getting into his business, then that is what he should receive. Not people shooting him down for asking a serious question because they feel "How dare he...". Is that not what this place is all about?
That is a sad situation and it is best to look at the worse case scenario while hoping for the best. I know you must be devastated but at least you have an idea of what is happening so you are a step ahead. I believe if your wife truly loves you, she will find a way to make it work. If not, you must plan together what you can do.
I would make sure your wife is NOT coming back and then look into your options with USCIS, maybe you can get better advice from someone here. Regardless, sorry that happened to you, I know how I would feel in that situation, all that waiting and lots of expenses for two weeks, only to realize she is not happy and wants to go back. Maybe the mother is an excuse, maybe not. But speculation does no good here, rather look at the situation from all sides.
Sorry again OP

While I understand what you are getting at, I think in the OP he was pretty clear on what is going on. He pointed out she is unhappy and homesick and likely not coming back. So if he wants advice, not getting into his business, then that is what he should receive. Not people shooting him down for asking a serious question because they feel "How dare he...". Is that not what this place is all about?
That is a sad situation and it is best to look at the worse case scenario while hoping for the best. I know you must be devastated but at least you have an idea of what is happening so you are a step ahead. I believe if your wife truly loves you, she will find a way to make it work. If not, you must plan together what you can do.
I would make sure your wife is NOT coming back and then look into your options with USCIS, maybe you can get better advice from someone here. Regardless, sorry that happened to you, I know how I would feel in that situation, all that waiting and lots of expenses for two weeks, only to realize she is not happy and wants to go back. Maybe the mother is an excuse, maybe not. But speculation does no good here, rather look at the situation from all sides.
Sorry again OP

Hello everyone!
I just got to know that our I-129F was approved on August 5th, 2014 (yesterday) at California Service Center. 67 days since NOA1, no RFEs. YAAAY I'm SOOO happy!!!

Now we are starting to gather all the documents and stuff that I will need for the my interview. I plan on moving to the U.S. in October. I feel SO blessed that I will be able to spend my birthday and Christmas already with the love of my life.

Good luck to those who still wait for NOA2.