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Marieke H last won the day on July 7 2021

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About Marieke H

  • Birthday 02/23/1983

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    Boise
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    Idaho

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    Removing Conditions (approved)
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    Texas Service Center
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    Boise ID
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    Netherlands

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  1.    appleblossom reacted to a post in a topic: N648-Filing the waiver for my mom, US citizen civic test waiver
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  5.    Marieke H reacted to a post in a topic: Denied IR-1 under 212(a)(2)(A)(1) - CIMT
  6. Marieke H
    No. It is not about not wanting to take the civics test in English. The waiver you are describing, the N-648, is about having a physical or developmental disability or mental impairment that prevent an immigrant from being able to study for the English or civics test. But again, you are years from even needing to worry about a waiver. Once your mother decides to settle in the US, it will be years before she is eligible to apply for citizenship. Plenty of time to get her in English classes and help her prepare for the test.
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  11. Marieke H started following Withdraw k1 application and submit marriage visa application , N648-Filing the waiver for my mom, US citizen civic test waiver , Need Advice: Cancellation Notice for Request for Additional Evidence and 7 others
  12. Marieke H
    Before worrying about a waiver, your mother needs to meet the continuous residence and physical presence requirements to even be eligible to apply for naturalization. From your post history, it looks like she is living in Vietnam and only visiting the US occasionally, which does not make her eligible for naturalization. Also, the medical issues you listed are very common issues. It is unlikely that those can be seen as impairments that affect her ability to study for the civics test.
  13.    Crazy Cat reacted to a post in a topic: Need Advice: Cancellation Notice for Request for Additional Evidence
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  15. Marieke H
    As the I-693 was completed before November 1, 2023, I believe the officer was correct in saying that it has expired: https://www.uscis.gov/newsroom/alerts/uscis-announces-new-guidance-on-form-i-693-validity-period.
  16.    Marieke H reacted to a post in a topic: Spousal visa CR1
  17. Marieke H
    You asked this exact question last month, and several VJ members provided very helpful responses to get you started on the process. If that was not sufficient, and you still have no idea where to start, I think you may need to hire some professional help. I usually tell people that you can easily do everything yourself, but it does require some proactive research. And if people struggle with that part, professional help may be worth it.
  18. Marieke H
    So you haven't even met this man in person, and you believe you want to marry him despite his violent past. I would agree with those who tell you to run away, but I also get that you are in love and believe this is the man of your dreams. You need to slow down. A lot. Spending a week together is not going to be enough. You will need multiple visits and lots of time spent together. And while you are getting to know each other, make sure you are safe. You may believe that he has changed, but you will only really find out when you spend time with him in person. He has a history of domestic violence. Don't become his next victim.
  19.    Marieke H reacted to a post in a topic: K1 Visa - Petitioner Filing with Criminal History
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  21. Marieke H
    You don't have to share his criminal history here, but be aware that some types of cases will disqualify him from petitioning you. You may want to consult with an immigration attorney to determine your best path forward. I agree with others that the K1 may not be your best choice. It's great that you are involved in the process, but at this stage, the petition really is his responsibility. He will need to put some effort into it, especially in obtaining all the court records.
  22. Marieke H
    Your timeline is very confusing. Why did you wait 7 years after receiving your green card to apply for Removal of Conditions? What did you do all those years after your original green card had expired?
  23. Marieke H
    She is coming to visit her son and his wife and to meet her new grandchild.
  24. Marieke H
    So you chose to ignore all the warnings in your previous thread and go ahead with this plan anyway. No. She was granted a green card based on the assumption that she would be living with her USC parent, who petitioned her for family reunification, not to take her to the US to live with her grandparents. You don't seem to realize how serious this is. Green cards can be revoked if found out to be granted in error or as a result of misrepresentation.
  25.    Marieke H reacted to a post in a topic: Successful online wedding before K1 visa issued, now waiting for AOS (split topic)
  26. Marieke H
    I am curious to see at what point in the future some USCIS officer will pay attention to the marriage date and the arrival date and flag this case. Could be during AOS, ROC, or citizenship. I would be very concerned that this will cause issues at some point. Definitely would not recommend this as an immigration pathway.
  27. Marieke H
    Bring an updated I-864 with supporting documents in case they want it. My husband had changed his job and I had just started working right before my green card interview. We brought an updated I-864, but the officer decided to just scribble notes on the one she already had. I was still glad I had brought a new one, because that made it easy to give her all the details she needed. They will go through all your documents and ask if anything has changed since you submitted your application, so that is when you will bring up the job change.
  28.    Marieke H reacted to a post in a topic: Mandatory Interviews for Green Card applicants (August 2025) ?
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  31.    Marieke H reacted to a post in a topic: Withdraw k1 application and submit marriage visa application
  32. Marieke H
    You would just start over, so it will definitely not make things move faster. From your previous topics, it looks like your petitioner has a pretty serious criminal background. My guess is that this is what is causing things to go slowly in your case. You would face the same kind of issues if you apply for a spousal visa.
  33. Marieke H
    On top of the huge age gap, I learned from OP's previous posts that this is a same-sex relationship, which also goes against the country's cultural norms. OP, in your previous posts you mentioned that chat logs are basically all the evidence you have. This will not be enough in your circumstances. You will need a lot more, stronger evidence to obtain a K-1 visa, and I don't think you will be able to collect that additional evidence.
  34. Marieke H
    Are you referring to question 17g in Part 9? You do not need to provide evidence; you just indicate if you ever failed to pay child support or alimony. In your case, the answer is no, because you were never ordered to do so.
  35. Marieke H
    It has been more than 20 days since June 2nd... In fact, if you really travelled to Canada on June 2nd, you are now over the 30 days cited in the CBP letter you shared. Where are you currently? Contact the Consulate/Embassy that issued your visa and ask about having it reissued.
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