Michael and Ganna

Rob, sorry to say you kinda put a bullet in your foot. Your woman was coming to visit you......and to stay with you....You are a gentleman and paying for her trip.....
Your GF making $600 a month is a very good salary (must be in Kyiv).....
If you look at my prior post, you will notice my then girlfriend was honest about everything and got approved during the revolution.

On the US government site it shows 46% Approval ...... close to a coin toss

Rob, sorry to say you kinda put a bullet in your foot. Your woman was coming to visit you......and to stay with you....You are a gentleman and paying for her trip.....
Your GF making $600 a month is a very good salary (must be in Kyiv).....
If you look at my prior post, you will notice my then girlfriend was honest about everything and got approved during the revolution.

What kind of drugs does your husband use?

What kind of drugs does your husband use?

What kind of drugs does your husband use?

There has been stories like yours here on VJ. If you are not ready, then you are not ready. If talking to him about this problem is difficult, try writing him. I know if my wife is not happy, I am not a happy camper either......best of luck to you

I might be able to help....If your husband gets his Michigan DL, I know someone that will give him a tool route.....kinda like snap-on....also I have a few friends that may help you...I will talk to them

I might be able to help....If your husband gets his Michigan DL, I know someone that will give him a tool route.....kinda like snap-on....also I have a few friends that may help you...I will talk to them

Unless there are problems, for example visa infractions, criminal history and ect save the money you would use for a lawyer. This is a DIY website. If you are not sure about something....just ask, and you will get help. You will not have any problems filing IR-1 unless there are red flags...

Unless there are problems, for example visa infractions, criminal history and ect save the money you would use for a lawyer. This is a DIY website. If you are not sure about something....just ask, and you will get help. You will not have any problems filing IR-1 unless there are red flags...

Unless there are problems, for example visa infractions, criminal history and ect save the money you would use for a lawyer. This is a DIY website. If you are not sure about something....just ask, and you will get help. You will not have any problems filing IR-1 unless there are red flags...

First off, I am sorry that your case was denied. It seems that most cases are viewed by the quality of proofs that are sent ..... not the quantity.
People always mention that the interview was "short and sweet" and the CO didn't give you the chance to give evidence before you were handed a denial slip. The fact is that the interviewing CO reviewed your case before you came to the window for the face to face interview. Most likely his decision was already made before the interview.
It seems that immigration is personal....What applies to one couple, doesn't mean that it applies to the next. Yes we all have basic requirements to file our petitions. But it is up to us to provide solid convincing evidence that will not create any doubts in the CO's mind. Face time is solid evidence.

First off, I am sorry that your case was denied. It seems that most cases are viewed by the quality of proofs that are sent ..... not the quantity.
People always mention that the interview was "short and sweet" and the CO didn't give you the chance to give evidence before you were handed a denial slip. The fact is that the interviewing CO reviewed your case before you came to the window for the face to face interview. Most likely his decision was already made before the interview.
It seems that immigration is personal....What applies to one couple, doesn't mean that it applies to the next. Yes we all have basic requirements to file our petitions. But it is up to us to provide solid convincing evidence that will not create any doubts in the CO's mind. Face time is solid evidence.

First off, I am sorry that your case was denied. It seems that most cases are viewed by the quality of proofs that are sent ..... not the quantity.
People always mention that the interview was "short and sweet" and the CO didn't give you the chance to give evidence before you were handed a denial slip. The fact is that the interviewing CO reviewed your case before you came to the window for the face to face interview. Most likely his decision was already made before the interview.
It seems that immigration is personal....What applies to one couple, doesn't mean that it applies to the next. Yes we all have basic requirements to file our petitions. But it is up to us to provide solid convincing evidence that will not create any doubts in the CO's mind. Face time is solid evidence.

First off, I am sorry that your case was denied. It seems that most cases are viewed by the quality of proofs that are sent ..... not the quantity.
People always mention that the interview was "short and sweet" and the CO didn't give you the chance to give evidence before you were handed a denial slip. The fact is that the interviewing CO reviewed your case before you came to the window for the face to face interview. Most likely his decision was already made before the interview.
It seems that immigration is personal....What applies to one couple, doesn't mean that it applies to the next. Yes we all have basic requirements to file our petitions. But it is up to us to provide solid convincing evidence that will not create any doubts in the CO's mind. Face time is solid evidence.

First off, I am sorry that your case was denied. It seems that most cases are viewed by the quality of proofs that are sent ..... not the quantity.
People always mention that the interview was "short and sweet" and the CO didn't give you the chance to give evidence before you were handed a denial slip. The fact is that the interviewing CO reviewed your case before you came to the window for the face to face interview. Most likely his decision was already made before the interview.
It seems that immigration is personal....What applies to one couple, doesn't mean that it applies to the next. Yes we all have basic requirements to file our petitions. But it is up to us to provide solid convincing evidence that will not create any doubts in the CO's mind. Face time is solid evidence.

First off, I am sorry that your case was denied. It seems that most cases are viewed by the quality of proofs that are sent ..... not the quantity.
People always mention that the interview was "short and sweet" and the CO didn't give you the chance to give evidence before you were handed a denial slip. The fact is that the interviewing CO reviewed your case before you came to the window for the face to face interview. Most likely his decision was already made before the interview.
It seems that immigration is personal....What applies to one couple, doesn't mean that it applies to the next. Yes we all have basic requirements to file our petitions. But it is up to us to provide solid convincing evidence that will not create any doubts in the CO's mind. Face time is solid evidence.

First off, I am sorry that your case was denied. It seems that most cases are viewed by the quality of proofs that are sent ..... not the quantity.
People always mention that the interview was "short and sweet" and the CO didn't give you the chance to give evidence before you were handed a denial slip. The fact is that the interviewing CO reviewed your case before you came to the window for the face to face interview. Most likely his decision was already made before the interview.
It seems that immigration is personal....What applies to one couple, doesn't mean that it applies to the next. Yes we all have basic requirements to file our petitions. But it is up to us to provide solid convincing evidence that will not create any doubts in the CO's mind. Face time is solid evidence.

First off, I am sorry that your case was denied. It seems that most cases are viewed by the quality of proofs that are sent ..... not the quantity.
People always mention that the interview was "short and sweet" and the CO didn't give you the chance to give evidence before you were handed a denial slip. The fact is that the interviewing CO reviewed your case before you came to the window for the face to face interview. Most likely his decision was already made before the interview.
It seems that immigration is personal....What applies to one couple, doesn't mean that it applies to the next. Yes we all have basic requirements to file our petitions. But it is up to us to provide solid convincing evidence that will not create any doubts in the CO's mind. Face time is solid evidence.

First off, I am sorry that your case was denied. It seems that most cases are viewed by the quality of proofs that are sent ..... not the quantity.
People always mention that the interview was "short and sweet" and the CO didn't give you the chance to give evidence before you were handed a denial slip. The fact is that the interviewing CO reviewed your case before you came to the window for the face to face interview. Most likely his decision was already made before the interview.
It seems that immigration is personal....What applies to one couple, doesn't mean that it applies to the next. Yes we all have basic requirements to file our petitions. But it is up to us to provide solid convincing evidence that will not create any doubts in the CO's mind. Face time is solid evidence.

With no income, I am curious how you made it to the other side of the world to get married

With no income, I am curious how you made it to the other side of the world to get married

Wonderful post!! I have found interesting things since I have been on the whole journey....from introductions, dating and living as an expat in my wife's country.....I have a different view of things....instead of looking, I now see......My newest discovery is people here in Ukraine work for life...not for a living like we do in the US. Here you don't work, you don't live

Is your traditional engagement also known as a "knocking on the door"?