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NikLR

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NikLR last won the day on June 4 2020

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  • Birthday February 20

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    Colorado
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    gymaholic, gamer, nature photography, horses

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    Removing Conditions (approved)
  • Country
    Canada
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    Together :) The rest is the future that has yet to be written.

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  1. hopefully doesn't hit you! But better to be prepared. We live in the country now so we can use the wood stove to cook if need be (and to heat water since we have an electric hot water heater) but we also bought some of those freeze dried meals incase we get snowed in.
  2. Hello All New house last year! We're in the woods, with a large 3 car garage and room for a horse. New location for job too with a raise. But too much stress etc has caused me to leave it as of last Thursday so new job on Monday. Pay is approximately the same but commission makes this skeptical. However, I need more time at home. Lost my green card so hopefully they will accept the printed copies I have of both green card and SSN, otherwise I'll be back at the other job again but at different location? Maybe? I have a new green card ordered. Anyhow, that's the year update. I worked all year. I gained 30lbs after losing 25lbs so yuck. But I can do it again. Maybe just 20lbs this time.
  3. TPMS is a joke IMO... It's a good system, if it could be used properly. Unlike in Canada, you don't have to get new sensors every time you put on wheels and tires in the USA. So my sensors essentially never work down here because I'm not paying $200 twice a year to get new sensors when I change my tires from summer and winter. I just let my winter tires have priority because of where I live. (If I used one set of all seasons all year, this wouldn't be an issue but there are traction laws where I live so winter tires are a requirement,) I should be able to just tell the system that my winters tires are on or my summer tires are on and that is that. It has the ability to remember several sensors but can't seem to. Maybe it's a Ford thing. I rotate and put on my tires myself and the only time they get new sensors is if I get new tires put on my wheels. Even then I don't have to put sensors on, as it's not required by law. It's a joke tbh. But as it's getting more and more expensive to buy cars (especially used cars) in the USA, importing cars you already own is more and more attractive. Heck I could sell my 2018 with 45000 miles on it for MORE than I paid!! Same with my motorcycle.
  4. There are guides for the AOS process from a B2 visa. Please refer to them. Please read the instructions for each form and include the items required for EACH form. Don't assume that one will do for all when the instructions says to include a copy with each form. Whatever your travel plans are, do not go outside the country before or after marriage without travel authorization. Once you have the NOA1 physical copies in hand, approximately 30 days after filing the I-485 and I-130 simultaneously, then travel within the USA can commence.
  5. Montreal is concerned about current income not prior. Don’t worry about the one low year. Just keep it as is. also you mentioned before you were doing an intent to establish domicile which is something I’ve never recommended for Montreal. If your wife can live and work in the USA prior to interview, do it.
  6. The main reason you'd see a denial of your AOS is lack of bonafide marriage evidence or sponsorship . I haven't looked through your posts so I haven't a clue what you've submitted for evidence or how quality that evidence is. But that will be your main hurdle when your spouse is in prison since you can't live together.
  7. No numbers used thus not read (NNUTNR)
  8. But to answer your question, no you don't need to file it: You may file Supplement A only if: 1. ONE of the following applies to you: A. You are or were the principal beneficiary of an immigrant petition or application for permanent labor certification properly filed on or before January 14, 1998, which was approvable when filed; (nope) B. You are or were the principal beneficiary of an immigrant petition or application for permanent labor certification properly filed on or after January 15, 1998, but on or before April 30, 2001, which was approvable when filed and you were physically present in the United States on December 21, 2000; (nope) C. You are or were the derivative beneficiary of an immigrant petition or application for permanent labor certification properly filed on or before January 14, 1998, which was approvable when filed; (nope) D. You are or were the derivative beneficiary of an immigrant petition or application for permanent labor certification properly filed on or after January 15, 1998, but on or before April 30, 2001, which was approvable when filed and the principal beneficiary was physically present in the United States on December 21, 2000; or(nope) E. You are currently the spouse or child (unmarried and under 21 years of age) eligible to accompany or follow to-join a principal or derivative beneficiary described in Items A. - D. above. (nope)
  9. I guess I am getting the Pfizer’s vaccine. Have my first shot for the 3rd and 2nd for the 24th.
  10. You have time to do it Tbone... you choose to go to garage sales and nap instead. https://www.healthline.com/health/how-long-should-i-nap#adults-vs-kids But you do you. Don't complain about weight gain when you're not helping the issue with burger king, and canned pasta.
  11. Or make your own from ground chicken. Maybe find out what vegetables minitb will snack on. Bell peppers? Carrots? Cucumbers? My kidlet doesn’t like a lot of foods but will eat broccoli with parmesan cheese.
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