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  1. 4 hours ago, Dave-Bhel said:

    sorry to the OP that your going through this, I was told yesterday that we are over.

    filed K1 4-11

    she arrived here 10/19

    married 11/27

    told we are over 3/2

     

    oh and the because...

    my kids dont eat all the meals she fixes

    my kids make messes

    I forget my lunch 3 times

    I fixed dinner when I got home instead of going to our room to find her

    and lastly because I dont feel her sister who lives in the US likes me

     

    I'm sorry to hear this. Maybe something can be worked out. Let's hope so. She does not have a green card so this is not her best interest. However, I am a little suspicious with her sister being in the United States. It makes me think there was a "plan." 4 months, no abuse and she wants a divorce? Suspicious. Again, sorry that you are going through this.

  2. 5 minutes ago, bbf3562 said:

    So you are saying that it impossible for immigrant to travel out of US for honeymoon after wedding until 3 - 4 months later even with ap?

     

    Pretty much. Come in on a K-1, get married within 90 days. Submit I-485 (AOS), I-131 (Advanced Parole Travel Document) , I-765 (EAD Work Permit) after married. Wait 3-4 months for Advanced Parole Document. 

  3. He's going to need the police records from his home country and the sooner the better. If the arrest is on there then you're also going to need the supporting documentation for the arrest record and court documents with final disposition. Politically motivated or not with statements from various organizations saying it was false can be part of the documentation and may or may not help your case but the police record is what it is and you can't change that fact. The good news a waiver wasn't required for the F1 and Tourist Visas. 

  4. You can make payments from anywhere in the world pretty much. The easiest way is to keep a U.S. Bank account and make the payment from there. If that is not an option then check with a foreign bank and see if you can get a check in U.S. Dollars and mail it. I am also sure there are payments services in Mexico that will also do it for a fee. Besides that, I am curious. If you were thinking about moving back to Mexico, why did you bother becoming naturalized? 

  5. I can understand what you are saying. It is very difficult. My fiance needed extra time to finish up work and a number of other things. Moving across town or state is very different from moving country to country. Also, even though you want to start a life together quickly, you don't want to come across as emotional and needy. One observation I have is that you said you had some amazing vacations together. That can actually work against you. Those amazing vacations are far different than living a day to day life together. This is not going to be easy for either of you. It could very well be he's experiencing cold feet. He also may have realized that he doesn't get to live his life the way he wants to anymore with no one to interfere or judge . He has his own pace and he doesn't want people telling  him what to do or pressuring him.  He will need to take you into consideration every single day.  That can be a real problem for some people. Good Luck, I hope it works out. 

  6. Chances are you will have to verify your address in person at a local post office. MyUsps on-line web site and app allows you to do many things. One of the features is that if USPS, not USCIS, scans a package with your address on it. It automatically adds this package to your account onto MyUSPS. However, this can also be a problem since packages also show up on there that others in your house maybe don't weant you to know about. Christmas packages are an example.

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