Tormentis

Thank you

Yes I do have some questions. I was wondering what to expect on the interview?

We do have a lot of proofs of the marriage, we are in love and there's no questions about it, but we couldn't inform the whole family (actually families) about our marriage because they are very homophobic. I do know my wife's parents and they do know me, but they don't know that we tied the knot (they suspect something though). Would that be a problem for the immigration officer? Should we hire a lawyer? What do you think?

I was asking about Miami, because I was told that the situation in immigration offices in South Florida is difficult and it's hard to prove anything (I do not know if that's true of course). I do know they should treat all marriages in the same way but sometimes gay couples are in different or difficult situations. I was just wondering what we should expect.

Hello everybody,

Did anybody here do the ajustment of status from tourist visa a) in Miami b) under gay marriage?

Thanks

As far I know and what our lawyer told me - yes, it's enough.

Short one is already translated, so you don;t have to worry