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  1. Hello Honestkings. :) .If you have additional evidence then send it.

    However, If you do not want to send in additional evidence now with the RFE; As a CR1, you have the golden opportunity to send in additional evidence during the IV stage as well,were you planning on doing so then? My suggestion is either send in additional evidence now (If you have it) with RFE or with IV packet . It will not hurt your case.

    I am sure our more experienced members will give their input soon, but adjudicators and CO's often make decisions on your case before the interview based on what you have provided.

    Best of luck!!!!

  2. Trust your instincts and send it in. As a K1 I sent in additional evidence at the USCIS stage after months and this was without an RFE. There were many people that said i shouldn't because of various reasons.Some said it wasn't asked for or it won't make it in your packet or it will seem suspicious.You should of course take evidence with you on day of interview; However, we are dealing with Nigeria and if it is not in your packet at interview ,it probably won't get looked at unless it is asked for. I followed my instincts and sent the evidence anyway.Long story short,all evidence sent was in our packet on the day of interview.

    Oh, just wanted to add ,all i did was use my NOA1 as a cover and included a cover letter explaining that i had additional evidence i had forgotten to add ,everything was sent via fed ex.

    Good luck and God bless.

  3. I think front-loading is essential in high fraud countries;however so is presentation.I sent in evidence with my petition ,the package probably weighed only 2 pounds. After joining VJ, I realized my error and decided to send in additional evidence, about 3 pounds (so i didn't go overboard). On VJ, I was told my additional evidence would never make it in my packet. I was lucky and everything i sent made it in the packet and was given everything back at the end of his interview.

    All things being equal,The C.O having a great day and the sun shining,I imagine that there is some point system and evidence sent is graded a pass or fail.So front-loading is half the battle and the other half is the interview. we all know on game day its useless to have sent in your playbook if you don't know your own shi@.

  4. Heck NO!!!!! Get a divorce and let his chain of command deal with him ! you did report him to them right ? If what you are saying is true, then hopefully he gets kicked out of the military and cannot apply by himself to remove conditions.At least with a dishonorable discharge it is harder, if not impossible to remove conditions on his own.

  5. Hello,I am not sure if all branches allow conditional green card holders but most do. All in all ,you need to join the branch that suits you.However, your age does play a factor. Did you want to go active duty or reserves ? Talk to a recruiter that knows what he/she is doing . You will have to take the ASVAB and see what jobs you qualify for first.If you had your Bachelors and were already a citizen, i would say go the (commissioned / officer route).Your Associates as i understand may qualify you for a promotion in rank when you enlist with the Army.Anyways, its best to talk to a knowledgeable recruiter.I say this because I work for the military and was in the military as well ,some recruiters just see you as a number to make their mission.

    As I remember from my Army days ,The military will place you and your spouse together at duty stations CONUS or OCONUS (stateside or overseas). On combat duty, of course you will not be together.Good luck with choosing a branch,do your homework and find a good recruiter.

  6. My husband was denied February 2013 in Nigeria and we have been married since march 2012, Reason was the CO said it wasn't a bonafide relationship and didn't state reasons or set up a date afterwards demanding for more paper work and then offered him a 221 g form. We terminated the application because it is time consuming, Now we are refilling again and waiting for the I-130 form to be approved and its been 3 months and 2 weeks already. The application process has rather become very worrying than easy going for my husband to join me here in the United states. Also in such situation do you think there is anything to be done to build up a successful application and hence go through the CO without any problem this second time?

    The most painful part of this application is my husband asked him the reason for being denied as nothing was stated on the paper, The CO said nothing... What must we do?

    Hello Godswillon73, please can you clarify something ? Were you asked to submit more evidence/paperwork in Feb 2013 ?

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