Filipinalover21

Thank You.

He been divorce for 6 times but since one of his EX wife is passed away already so that mean 5.
Yeah absolutely i told him we need to discuss it about all his ex wives and there's no need to hide on me as is this will come out on the day of my interview...since he coming next month it will be more proper to discuss face to face. I been upset with this situation but keep praying everything will be ok.

He been divorce for 6 times but since one of his EX wife is passed away already so that mean 5.
Yeah absolutely i told him we need to discuss it about all his ex wives and there's no need to hide on me as is this will come out on the day of my interview...since he coming next month it will be more proper to discuss face to face. I been upset with this situation but keep praying everything will be ok.

I know..Thank You.

This is not just being enjoy but there is love.. i love him..now i am confuse.

Darling, if you love him and you trust that he loves you, his past or your past should not be an issue. Trust me, maybe he has finally found the right person for him. Check your heart. Check your trust in him.

Ok, so this is about BOTH of you confessing to a crime. Let's say you're petitioning her and they do a background on both, denied. Let's say you're approved BUT put on AP and they visit her job, denied and banned. Don't they have to disclose their jobs in the biographical form? They will know, somehow.
Everyone deserves love and second chances, unless the second chance WILL be detrimental to anyone's health (physical, mental, etc.). That's my strong belief. For instance, giving a second chance to a violent abuser will be, not only incredibly stupid, but also life threatening. Now, giving a second chance to an 'ex-player' who genuinely wants to leave that lifestyle behind and settle down, may work out (as long as that person doesn't carry any sexually transmitted diseases). The issue at hand the OP should evaluate is: is it worth for me to expose myself with a government institution- let alone USCIS- in hopes to hold a serious relationship that may be doomed in the first place? The reason I say that stems over the fact this behavior has proven to be a common fraud trait. Is the beneficiary worthy of this benefit and the privilege of receiving my love and a second chance?
All those judgments should be left to the OP, however... to the OP, please listen to all opinions as hard as they may be. Do research. Immigrations fraud is notorious and we'd hate to see you become a victim.
Good luck