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  1. 38 minutes ago, Cheschirecat said:

    My husband was added to my health insurance without  issue.  They made him a dummy #. SS is not needed for insurance... SMH 

    Woooow never knew an employer could make a fake social security number to give to the government 😳that’s interesting. However I didn’t do any of this. I added my spouse as my beneficiary and uscis accepted the documents but nice to know you can get fake social security numbers 

  2. What are you talking about? Did I say this person shouldn’t add their spouse to their health insurance?.... If you don’t have a social security number it’s impossible 🙄. I simply suggested other ways to add them as a beneficiary. 

    By the way that counts as a major life event so once their spouse enters the USA and obtains a social security number they can add them to their health insurance. Please don’t make comments to me unless you read properly. 😒they are looking for ways to show proof of marriage I made my suggestion no give yours and troll on 

  3. I would suggest you and your spouse both write letters of how you met and explain your relationship leading to and after marriage. If you have friends or family that know of your marriage have them write letters you should have 2 from them. 

     

    -Photos together

    -Text messages 

    -Flight itineraries

    -Marriage Certificate 

    -I also had my name changed on my passport so that helps too but if not submit letter or copy of mail that has your new name or cards addressed to both of you 

    -If you add your spouse as a beneficiary to your car insurance that’s proof. He or she doesn’t need a social security number for that. 

    -Add your spouse as a beneficiary to your bank account get a letter from the bank and that’s it! Simple no extra info will be needed 

     

     

     

  4. 22 hours ago, Koko4Evans said:

    Let her actions speak this time around. Let her stay with her parents and see how she likes having her mom telling her how to live eat breathe and be married. Her reality will make her appreciate you sooner or later but you have to stand up for yourself too. Stop tolerating all that they are doing. 

    Well i was reading your title of you just venting to others. If you are ready to divorce thats a decision for you to make.  This stuff you complained of seems fixable you spoiled your wife iz all and some ppl love that. It seems to be in you. The main issue is her mom right? Seems your spoiled wife had a temper tantrum to you telling her no about the vacation. Some ppl learn different so maybe school and working at the same time wasn't a good idea. You can't help her and get upset about how she's behaving you were part of the problem. All through this i never once heard you say you don't love her or she doesn't love you. Spoiled and out of order yes but marraige is for better or worse.  You're a smart man you will make the decision that's best for you. Calm down and think clearly. Try. Marriage counseling maybe the vacay would be a good idea for the 2 of you to get away and talk things over without her mom on your back. 

  5. 30 minutes ago, Rohit004 said:

    True. Though I never thought I was spoiling her. As I said, I am a cool guy who expects someone to use common sense in judgement. Why would I be chasing a grownup on what to do?

     

    She just got a job this past Thursday, through a family friend (don't know if this is true or just a bait meant for me).  This is the same family friend I'd asked her a while back to intern under while in school. She refused. The mom, on Tuesday says she's the one who told her not to intern but concentrate in school. Really????? I am the one who did all her school work and pushed her through school. All she did was take class exam, which of course they tell you where it'll be set from. She, therefore, had all free time to intern.

    If she had interned, she'd be starting at a higher level right now compared to other graduates (if she actually got the job).

    Let her actions speak this time around. Let her stay with her parents and see how she likes having her mom telling her how to live eat breathe and be married. Her reality will make her appreciate you sooner or later but you have to stand up for yourself too. Stop tolerating all that they are doing. 

  6. 10 minutes ago, Rohit004 said:

    Additionally,  I withheld a lot of taxes last year as "married, withold as single" just so as to make sure I don't owe. During this tax season, we found out we'll be getting around nearly five digits worth back. Behold. She said all goes to her. Knowing her and knowing it'll  be spent on nonessentials, I tried to strike a balance for 50/50 share.  She refused and again, carried tax documents to her mom's. Realizing this, I called and clearly told her that I am not authorizing anyone to do my taxes. She realized I was serious and never did it with her mom's. Anyways, we have not done our taxes. Though we don't owe, so we are good. I was gonna use my 50 to pay for CC debts.

    I completely understand. You should use her half for the debt she created while in school. But seems you are smart financially. She sounds young and just really spoiled. She has a great guy with his head on his shoulders. I wouldn't worry about the mom. Although I'd sit her down to let her know. You married her not her mom. And you don't want that relationship to spoil with her mom. But its overbearing and you won't allow it anymore. Sit her down show her the tuition cost for her school and explain how important credit is. Tell her you guys can still get a nice car and house. But you have to be smart financially and save. Those trips aren't necessarily urgent. But maybe after everything is caught up you guys can plan something.

  7. BbIt sounds like You've spoiled your wife. Great job on being a provider and catering to her. But she now feels entitled and has involved her mom by moving in and out. Her mom can't stop meddling in your marriage. You're upset and sick of it i know. I personally couldn't stay in this. But if you are willing tk work things out with her explain she needs a job. And if she decides to move again that you've already contacted an attorney (bluff) (but you should really weigh your options) and you will move forward with seprating and divorce.

     

     

     

  8. 2 hours ago, nastra30 said:

    I'm curious; what year was this? Are you sure it was not DCF?

    I like your optimism but reality will hit you hard quickly.

    Not really dear I've been waiting all this time. I was just curious of everyones timeline. Every country is different. I'm in no rush i enjoy traveling back and forth. We have several projects going on so its better that he's there right now. Granted we don't like the distance. But if i was so bothered I'd go join him until  time comes. So however long it takes we're good with it 😁... Don't worry yourself thinking I'm not realistic i was stating that my friends process for his wife took 8 months total!

  9. 7 minutes ago, Gojo said:

    I filed October and still waiting. Your timeline says Nebraska so a little confused which SC you’re talking about. If it’s nebraska, the wait time is longer. I travel to see my husband every 3 months alternating between Turkey and Nigeria so that helps me with the wait. 

    I just updated. I filed Texas i know several ppl who said 6 months. I just wanted an idea of when. Even if that's not the case I'm spending the summer there so i don't mind

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