Joyoussinger

Congratulations! Best of luck with your N-400! It's pretty easy!

We have pillows filled with organic buckwheat hulls, and they are wonderful!

That's fantastic! It will make preparing for the N-400 interview so much easier! Congratulations!

You say, "Besides, I do not know what she is up to." Also, the thing that made you start to think of remarrying her is that "She appeared younger and more desirable". It seems to me that it would be a good idea, for both of you, to take this slowly in order to get to know each other again and to really understand what each of you wants.

That's great news! Congratulations!

He needs to submit his most current tax return or transcript. The transcript is preferred and can be found at: https://www.irs.gov/individuals/get-transcript Right now it would be the 2022 return, unless he's already filed his 2023 return.

That's fantastic, and Congratulations! It's exciting when those notifications start coming in like that, isn't it!

I'm sure it's better for him to be forthcoming about it, anyway.

Glad I could help!

He needs to call the police and find out if there is an Incident Report.

I've actually had good experiences with cold calling. Several years ago, I was unemployed. and did submit applications with online job recruiting networks I do recommend doing it, but I also began researching schools in my area (I teach music and art), and sent out applications to schools that looked good to me even if they didn't seem to be hiring. I even popped into a school, as I was driving by, and introduced myself. My cover letters were always tailored to the specific school, by quoting a sentence or paragraph from their website that described their philosophy and telling them how wonderful it is to have found a school with the same philosophy as mine and what a good fit we would be for each other. This is how I got the job I wanted! It's also a good idea to send a thank you letter, after each interview. I got a job once, solely because I did this. Best of luck to you, and I hope you find your dream job soon!

I owned my home long before I met my now husband. We did exactly the same thing @Sukie did and had no problems at all.