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    Sultan's Kitchen

    in Middle East and North Africa

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    I'll try anything at least once so I've had quite a few forms of organ meats in my life. I think some organ meats are good. These are my opinions of course but...Tongue of any form is not bad. I've had lamb, beef, and duck tongue before. You wouldn't hate it if you tried it cooked correctly! Chicken, duck, and goose liver is also pretty tasty! Beef and lamb are NOT.

    I even had sheep testicles in Morocco a few years ago and I admit the taste wasn't bad. Same goes for lamb brains and sweetbreads.

    Heart, lung, stomach, kidneys are all awful in any form! *barf*

    His family is forcing him into wedding annulment, before AOS interview.

    in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits

    Posted · Edited by sereia

    Question:

    If I just withdraw my application for AOS... and then wait to see what we decide with the divorce-annulment later...

    Does USCIS gets reports on what happened to a divorce that is not petitioning for adjustment of status? How would anyone know, outside divorce court, what happened with the case? (That unless if I will ask for another AOS in the future and have to show the divorce papers)

    Another question is: what does a foreigner do when he is waiting for divorce - annulments to be done and he wants to leave the country? Does the process get judged without him necessarily, as if he abandoned the country? Can he leave a contact address, even if it's not in the US?

    I don't think USCIS would know about the divorce unless you or your husband informed them of it.

    You can leave the country and your husband can file the necessary papers for the divorce. Even if you abandon it all together and don't leave an address of any kind, there are ways he can go about attempting to find you, and if not, he can get the divorce anyway. It just is more of a pain, requires more steps, and takes longer, but it can be done!

    But to make things easier, I would tell him if he really wants this, to go ahead and file a divorce immediately, have you served in NY, give your response, then you can go. All of that wouldn't take much time at all.

    If you really want to stay in the US, I would spend your time/money on an immigration lawyer to help you adjust status rather than on a divorce lawyer.

    His family is forcing him into wedding annulment, before AOS interview.

    in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits

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    FORGET the annulment. He, and you, have no grounds for it. You have to prove fraud, unsound mind (impossible), not were the legal age at the time of marriage, you were already married to someone else at the time of marriage, or possibly some other things. You don't have any of those reasons for an annulment. And just because you may not contest his annulment, by no means he will just get it by default. He has to prove it. And he can't so....divorce is the only solution.

    faithful advice needed

    in Middle East and North Africa

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    No one here can tell you whether to divorce your wife or not. Only you know if that is the right decision for you. But I happen to think coming here and trying to embarass her because she is a member here is uncalled for. Especially if you aren't 100% sure that it was your wife doing this or if the ex was trying to mess your marriage up..... :huh:

    Oh well don't know why I even posted...this one will probably be deleted too. -_-

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