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I waw solely referring to you in that post and not the OP. You have to maintain strong ties to your country, not only at the time of the visa application but everytime you present yourself for admission. 

2 minutes ago, Going through said:

 

 

YOU said this, not me:

 

 

Yes, tha'ts called a general statement which doesn't apply to anyone in particular unless  >>>you<<< make it do so.

1 minute ago, Going through said:

.  And who said anything about the OP (or anyone else) "putting one over during the interview"?  That's rather insulting to the OP.

Apparently you just did

I only made a general observation related to your comment focusing on the finacial aspect and forgetting the rules under which the b1/b2 visa is issued. I have never said or suggested anything about the original poster.

44 minutes ago, Going through said:

Some people can afford to travel for months and are unemployed.  I did at points where I was unemployed, paid my own way, and didn't rely on financial support during my holidays that lasted a few months here and there.  I'm by no means "rich"---but people can and do rely on savings for extensive travel/holidays.

 

We don't know what the OP's financial situation is, and we shouldn't assume to.  Also, considering he works for a business owned by his mother, I'm guessing she isn't very strict on allotted vacation time...

You missed the point. You think the  IO will be satisfied with a such answer? "I am unemployed and have saved up money"? And where are your ties to your home country? It's amazing how people think they can put one over during the interview and once - visa in hand - noone will check them again.

The IO will want to know what job you have back at home that allows you to take 5 months off, yet it pays well enough to do extensive travelling. And no, flashing your credit card won't impress him.

It all depends on whether she was ordered removed or was permitted to withdraw her appplication for admission.

So in plain English: "Can he get away with concealing this fact from USCIS?"

He needs to divulge this info even if it is expunged from his record.

Does your form have a watermark? Frankly it looks like cheap copy paper.

I believe "Did you pay for your ticket" is a part of security screening along with "did you pack your bag yourself". Immigration won't care.

1 hour ago, cdneh said:

OP, your Mother by all means can apply.  Her chances are slim, but if she doesn't try you will never know. 

 

I apologize for some of the sarcastic and really quite rude responses you are getting here. You are new to Visa Journey, and may not be aware that some people who post here do not always do so in a helpful manner.

Sure she can apply. Everyone who has disposable $160 can. The question is whether you should pat them on the back and send them on their merry way to a quick denial. I think that's cruel.

On 5/10/2017 at 4:48 AM, Teddy B said:

For what reason?

They are a part of the exhibition.

2 minutes ago, ljroul said:

Haha, thank you! We only hired the lawyer because we didn't know the process and thought it was the safe thing to do. Now I understand that we have a very simple, standard case and could have easily done it without her. 

It does sound like she is trying a little too hard to earn her money.

The only red flag you have is  that you hired a lawyer in the first place.

You didn't fill in your timeline but since you are a conditional resident I can assume that you came here and married you husband  in the last 2 years. I just wonder when  and where you met and fell in love with your girlfriend who resides in Hong Kong. It looks like a lot is happening in your life at the same time.

If it's legal in your state - start recording conversations with her.

What is the point of this entire thread? To rub it in?

 

They can and do ask about spouses and soon to be ex's when timing of the conditional card and their split are questionable. 

That's the point I'm making, Ontarkie.

3 hours ago, Roel said:

I'm not really sure but they might even question your ROC at this point. You might get yourself some professional help. 

Yup.  Since you are not applying under the 3 year rule, their interest in your marriage may suggest that they are now questioning the veracity of your I-751.

No problem at all. Just make sure you sign the application before you leave it with your husband. Have great vacations!

16 minutes ago, CAPRICEJAH said:

Is this another fan? You say him calling the electric company moving on? Stange numbers from Ghana all times of the night/morning moving on?  He is not moving on when he refused to take his name off my bills?  This man is not worried about his nane because I always pay my bills.  Moving on means stop playing games.  I will find a way to get it off.  I also believe in my country.  Nothing I could/would do compares to what he is dealing with. In God we trust.

No, I call it "persecution complex". So now you claim he or his buddies are calling you from Ghana? And how do you know it was him who called the electric company?

1 minute ago, dawning said:

I don't understand why you would say that... If he is sending the electric company to her house to shut off the power then her not "letting go" is quite legitimate.  And if he has moved on then he shouldn't have a problem taking his names off the bills.

Is he?? or has he moved on and ceased all contact with her. Leaving his name on the bills opens him to liability, so he should be worried not her.

It sound very much like he has moved on and you just can't let go.

However they don't list "sour grapes".  Good luck!

The only abuse here is the abuse of VAWA. Just because a guy had a change of heart and went back to his ex doesn't mean you can claim abuse. Is your TPS about to expire?