ParisHeart

My husband is learning to drive, when I had my auto insurance renewed, I told them I married, and they put him on policy as a non driver, and shows on
insurance card, but costing me $60.00 extra a month, crazy damn auto insurance agencies. Even through he don't drive.
Sorry for your miscarriage, God knew what was best and for his reasons alone.

Me, Was Paris Heart years ago, had to start new profile as I forgot my log in detail, but kept the same name.
Was first here in 2008 I believe. Crashed and burned then.

Print at least 4 from every year, that way it will show them it stayed as an active account, and was not just opened for show.
This way you will have 4 statements for each year.

Keep on the track your on now. Since he entered illegally when he was a child, it is best he is in Mexico now. That is one good thing, he was a child when he came here, but as an adult he left, he did right. I had a friend that happened to her,and now she is here legally with her husband who filed for her
when she left on her own back to Mexico. Took a year for then to get through the USCIS.
I don't think this will be an issue for you and your petition. Each case if different with USCIS, Just be honest with them.
It takes time, but so worth it when completed. Keep faith, and you will get through this.
K3 is dead, it has been, stick where your at.
Best wishes on your journey. You can do this

As long as you disclosed everything on your petition, your fine there. Its unusual for a woman to be put in AP, but we will see a lot more of that after the December killings in San Bernardino, Ca. with one of the terrorist with links to ISIS being a woman.
Maybe its time to contact your congressman and have them inquire on the issue.

If I may chime in. The IRS don't report "illegals" all IRS cares about is getting their money. They do not report it to USCIS.

Fire the agency, you can do this all yourself.

Fire the agency, you can do this all yourself.

Believe it or not, a home visit is good, and sounds like this one went very well. Congrats on your future little one.

I don't think it helps or hurts the visa process. Its a personal choice.

It was most likely ICE, Immigration Customs Enforcement, I have a few friends in ICE who do checks

Egyptian males have to be released by the military to leave the country. Did he do is mandatory military service?

If Egyptian authorities don't ask, then don't tell.
Also, don't forget to get stamped off clearing him of leaving the country by the Egyptian Military.

If I may chime in here, don't take your children. Its risky enough of you going by
yourself, but don't drag you children into it. If you need to go, then go, check him out, his family, surroundings, etc. then if you feel comfortable later down the road, then
take your kids the next time or the trip there after. Its amazing how someone can be so
different face to face then on video chat, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hide comes to mind. Be safe ,
be smart, keep eyes open ,and thinking cap on.
Also don't stay with him and or his family, book a room for few days, then if he is the
true deal, then stay with him or his family.

If I may chime in here, don't take your children. Its risky enough of you going by
yourself, but don't drag you children into it. If you need to go, then go, check him out, his family, surroundings, etc. then if you feel comfortable later down the road, then
take your kids the next time or the trip there after. Its amazing how someone can be so
different face to face then on video chat, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hide comes to mind. Be safe ,
be smart, keep eyes open ,and thinking cap on.
Also don't stay with him and or his family, book a room for few days, then if he is the
true deal, then stay with him or his family.

Not picking you apart, but at interview, don't tell this it is your God given right to
have your wife with you, otherwise you may be so deeply into AP, you wont get out of it
till retirement.
Remember, God don't control our government OR USCIS, so don't spout off to
them. USCIS is God over our lives while in this nightmare immigration journey.
Best wishes on your journeys in life.

Not picking you apart, but at interview, don't tell this it is your God given right to
have your wife with you, otherwise you may be so deeply into AP, you wont get out of it
till retirement.
Remember, God don't control our government OR USCIS, so don't spout off to
them. USCIS is God over our lives while in this nightmare immigration journey.
Best wishes on your journeys in life.

Not picking you apart, but at interview, don't tell this it is your God given right to
have your wife with you, otherwise you may be so deeply into AP, you wont get out of it
till retirement.
Remember, God don't control our government OR USCIS, so don't spout off to
them. USCIS is God over our lives while in this nightmare immigration journey.
Best wishes on your journeys in life.

Your husband just needs to go to the Ministry of Justice and get the divorce, no money, no lawyer needed, just witnesses. Takes maybe a whole 20 minutes to do. Then have the US consulate in Cairo stamp it off, that was valuable in my divorce there.
OR you can do your divorce here in the USA, and send him the papers with a wavier to
sign it in front of notary at the US consulate there in Cairo, then send it back to you, then you turn it into the courts, and poof your LEGALLY divorced with with no BS from
Egypt.
Just because you married there (and I presume at the Ministry of Justice), does not mean
you have to get divorced there.
Now if an Orfi marriage, run like hell girl, and forget about him, and never step foot
in Egypt again. Orfi marriage = one night stands or tourist shack ups.
I went through this hell a long while back.