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What’s most likely gonna happen as soon as volume K3 petitions increases is USCIS will abolish K3, and this window will shut off.
 

If I were you, I’d file K3 now. It’s never too late, it is free, you have nothing to lose. Many people did it, and it works. Nebraska sucks, you should not suffer because of their outrageously poor service, it’s not your fault your case ended up with Nebraska. If there is a trick to play to reduce the wait, go for it!
Moreover, I think all unlucky couples assigned to Nebraska, should file K3 immediately after receiving NOA1 with the dreadful LIN abbreviation! In solidarity. This way you gonna show to those motherf..s that they need to CHANGE , and NOW!🚩😡✊

I respectfully disagree. Those who file K3 are smart, they do not push anyone, they teach the dumb Nebraska. The NSC cannot approve K3 because they have to follow the policy , and the policy states that K3 visa is obsolete and is NOT used nowadays. 

Oh yes, it does. Unless you live in a different reality.

I respectfully disagree. Those who file K3 are smart, they do not push anyone, they teach the dumb Nebraska. The NSC cannot approve K3 because they have to follow the policy , and the policy states that K3 visa is obsolete and is NOT used nowadays. 

The chances of K3 approved are 0%, the chances of K3 denied (and CR1/IR1 approved right away) are 100%. It is based on the recent statistics of those few here who were smart enough to do it.
 

I respectfully disagree. Those who file K3 are smart, they do not push anyone, they teach the dumb Nebraska. The NSC cannot approve K3 because they have to follow the policy , and the policy states that K3 visa is obsolete and is NOT used nowadays. 

If I were you, I’d file K3 now. It’s never too late, it is free, you have nothing to lose. Many people did it, and it works. Nebraska sucks, you should not suffer because of their outrageously poor service, it’s not your fault your case ended up with Nebraska. If there is a trick to play to reduce the wait, go for it!
Moreover, I think all unlucky couples assigned to Nebraska, should file K3 immediately after receiving NOA1 with the dreadful LIN abbreviation! In solidarity. This way you gonna show to those motherf..s that they need to CHANGE , and NOW!🚩😡✊

If I were you, I’d file K3 now. It’s never too late, it is free, you have nothing to lose. Many people did it, and it works. Nebraska sucks, you should not suffer because of their outrageously poor service, it’s not your fault your case ended up with Nebraska. If there is a trick to play to reduce the wait, go for it!
Moreover, I think all unlucky couples assigned to Nebraska, should file K3 immediately after receiving NOA1 with the dreadful LIN abbreviation! In solidarity. This way you gonna show to those motherf..s that they need to CHANGE , and NOW!🚩😡✊

If I were you, I’d file K3 now. It’s never too late, it is free, you have nothing to lose. Many people did it, and it works. Nebraska sucks, you should not suffer because of their outrageously poor service, it’s not your fault your case ended up with Nebraska. If there is a trick to play to reduce the wait, go for it!
Moreover, I think all unlucky couples assigned to Nebraska, should file K3 immediately after receiving NOA1 with the dreadful LIN abbreviation! In solidarity. This way you gonna show to those motherf..s that they need to CHANGE , and NOW!🚩😡✊

Got an approval letter today! PD 11/14/18, approved 7/9/19, Texas. Almost 8 months of suffering is done!🙏 Good luck to all who are still waiting! Remember, that we are luckier than poor people of Nebraska. Be patient and believe that the happy day will come! 👌

We got approved too! PD 11/14/18, Texas👏👏👏👏👏
OMG I thought this day would never come...my hands shaking when I found a letter in my mail box, did a little prayer before opened it🙏 The approval was on July 9, that means we suffered 4 more unnecessary days before the happy news reached me. My USCIS account is not updated, nor did I receive any emails and/SMS, even  Case Tracker case shows nothing. What’s the point of getting all those in the first place and checking them every day?
I woke my husband (beneficiary) with good news☎️, he is opening champagne now, it’s 5am in France🍾 😀
I want to say to all who are still waiting: Despite all the frustration, desperation and suffering, there is the light at the end of the tunnel👍and it is approaching you faster than you think. Just a little more of patience and faith, and the best is yet to come!👌

Got an approval letter today! PD 11/14/18, approved 7/9/19, Texas. Almost 8 months of suffering is done!🙏 Good luck to all who are still waiting! Remember, that we are luckier than poor people of Nebraska. Be patient and believe that the happy day will come! 👌

Though it sucks, you can live off ramen noodles and Mac N Cheese. Have been there and done that, lived in my car, showers at truck stops or I got smart and got a 9.95 a month gym membership for use of the showers only really. Those were tough times, but it can be gotten thru, and it is going to take some serious will power, but you can do it. At one time I had 1 full time night job at a gas station, and 2 part time jobs one as a security officer, and one as a cashier at a grocery store, and I saved money as fast as I could to get back on my feet and start over again.

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Annulment is very difficult to prove. Especially on the grounds of fraud.
Why are you so sure that he had lied to you, anyway? Do you have a document to prove it? Like something in his writing to admit he had lied? 
Have it ever occurred to you that he honestly hoped for a good marriage of a life time with you? That he, too had his dreams and expectations and honestly hoped for the best? Like you, he was sure he was in love and that things will be wonderful with you?
But it did not work out as he hoped. And he is disappointed and hurt, just like you. He realized that a real life turned out to be different and that he was not happy with you.
And then he did the right thing, and moved out. 
If he stayed and pretended that everything is hunky-dory and waited to get his green card, and then moved out, that would have been fraud.
Instead he ended the marriage before getting his green card. Moreover, he expressed his wish to return to his home country.
I think your ego screams “fraud” because you are unwilling to admit the truth, that the marriage failed, and most likely not only because it was his fault, and his fault only.
Just divorce, withdraw your Affidavit, and move on. 

Annulment is very difficult to prove. Especially on the grounds of fraud.
Why are you so sure that he had lied to you, anyway? Do you have a document to prove it? Like something in his writing to admit he had lied? 
Have it ever occurred to you that he honestly hoped for a good marriage of a life time with you? That he, too had his dreams and expectations and honestly hoped for the best? Like you, he was sure he was in love and that things will be wonderful with you?
But it did not work out as he hoped. And he is disappointed and hurt, just like you. He realized that a real life turned out to be different and that he was not happy with you.
And then he did the right thing, and moved out. 
If he stayed and pretended that everything is hunky-dory and waited to get his green card, and then moved out, that would have been fraud.
Instead he ended the marriage before getting his green card. Moreover, he expressed his wish to return to his home country.
I think your ego screams “fraud” because you are unwilling to admit the truth, that the marriage failed, and most likely not only because it was his fault, and his fault only.
Just divorce, withdraw your Affidavit, and move on. 

Annulment is very difficult to prove. Especially on the grounds of fraud.
Why are you so sure that he had lied to you, anyway? Do you have a document to prove it? Like something in his writing to admit he had lied? 
Have it ever occurred to you that he honestly hoped for a good marriage of a life time with you? That he, too had his dreams and expectations and honestly hoped for the best? Like you, he was sure he was in love and that things will be wonderful with you?
But it did not work out as he hoped. And he is disappointed and hurt, just like you. He realized that a real life turned out to be different and that he was not happy with you.
And then he did the right thing, and moved out. 
If he stayed and pretended that everything is hunky-dory and waited to get his green card, and then moved out, that would have been fraud.
Instead he ended the marriage before getting his green card. Moreover, he expressed his wish to return to his home country.
I think your ego screams “fraud” because you are unwilling to admit the truth, that the marriage failed, and most likely not only because it was his fault, and his fault only.
Just divorce, withdraw your Affidavit, and move on. 

Annulment is very difficult to prove. Especially on the grounds of fraud.
Why are you so sure that he had lied to you, anyway? Do you have a document to prove it? Like something in his writing to admit he had lied? 
Have it ever occurred to you that he honestly hoped for a good marriage of a life time with you? That he, too had his dreams and expectations and honestly hoped for the best? Like you, he was sure he was in love and that things will be wonderful with you?
But it did not work out as he hoped. And he is disappointed and hurt, just like you. He realized that a real life turned out to be different and that he was not happy with you.
And then he did the right thing, and moved out. 
If he stayed and pretended that everything is hunky-dory and waited to get his green card, and then moved out, that would have been fraud.
Instead he ended the marriage before getting his green card. Moreover, he expressed his wish to return to his home country.
I think your ego screams “fraud” because you are unwilling to admit the truth, that the marriage failed, and most likely not only because it was his fault, and his fault only.
Just divorce, withdraw your Affidavit, and move on. 

Annulment is very difficult to prove. Especially on the grounds of fraud.
Why are you so sure that he had lied to you, anyway? Do you have a document to prove it? Like something in his writing to admit he had lied? 
Have it ever occurred to you that he honestly hoped for a good marriage of a life time with you? That he, too had his dreams and expectations and honestly hoped for the best? Like you, he was sure he was in love and that things will be wonderful with you?
But it did not work out as he hoped. And he is disappointed and hurt, just like you. He realized that a real life turned out to be different and that he was not happy with you.
And then he did the right thing, and moved out. 
If he stayed and pretended that everything is hunky-dory and waited to get his green card, and then moved out, that would have been fraud.
Instead he ended the marriage before getting his green card. Moreover, he expressed his wish to return to his home country.
I think your ego screams “fraud” because you are unwilling to admit the truth, that the marriage failed, and most likely not only because it was his fault, and his fault only.
Just divorce, withdraw your Affidavit, and move on. 

Annulment is very difficult to prove. Especially on the grounds of fraud.
Why are you so sure that he had lied to you, anyway? Do you have a document to prove it? Like something in his writing to admit he had lied? 
Have it ever occurred to you that he honestly hoped for a good marriage of a life time with you? That he, too had his dreams and expectations and honestly hoped for the best? Like you, he was sure he was in love and that things will be wonderful with you?
But it did not work out as he hoped. And he is disappointed and hurt, just like you. He realized that a real life turned out to be different and that he was not happy with you.
And then he did the right thing, and moved out. 
If he stayed and pretended that everything is hunky-dory and waited to get his green card, and then moved out, that would have been fraud.
Instead he ended the marriage before getting his green card. Moreover, he expressed his wish to return to his home country.
I think your ego screams “fraud” because you are unwilling to admit the truth, that the marriage failed, and most likely not only because it was his fault, and his fault only.
Just divorce, withdraw your Affidavit, and move on. 

Annulment is very difficult to prove. Especially on the grounds of fraud.
Why are you so sure that he had lied to you, anyway? Do you have a document to prove it? Like something in his writing to admit he had lied? 
Have it ever occurred to you that he honestly hoped for a good marriage of a life time with you? That he, too had his dreams and expectations and honestly hoped for the best? Like you, he was sure he was in love and that things will be wonderful with you?
But it did not work out as he hoped. And he is disappointed and hurt, just like you. He realized that a real life turned out to be different and that he was not happy with you.
And then he did the right thing, and moved out. 
If he stayed and pretended that everything is hunky-dory and waited to get his green card, and then moved out, that would have been fraud.
Instead he ended the marriage before getting his green card. Moreover, he expressed his wish to return to his home country.
I think your ego screams “fraud” because you are unwilling to admit the truth, that the marriage failed, and most likely not only because it was his fault, and his fault only.
Just divorce, withdraw your Affidavit, and move on. 

Annulment is very difficult to prove. Especially on the grounds of fraud.
Why are you so sure that he had lied to you, anyway? Do you have a document to prove it? Like something in his writing to admit he had lied? 
Have it ever occurred to you that he honestly hoped for a good marriage of a life time with you? That he, too had his dreams and expectations and honestly hoped for the best? Like you, he was sure he was in love and that things will be wonderful with you?
But it did not work out as he hoped. And he is disappointed and hurt, just like you. He realized that a real life turned out to be different and that he was not happy with you.
And then he did the right thing, and moved out. 
If he stayed and pretended that everything is hunky-dory and waited to get his green card, and then moved out, that would have been fraud.
Instead he ended the marriage before getting his green card. Moreover, he expressed his wish to return to his home country.
I think your ego screams “fraud” because you are unwilling to admit the truth, that the marriage failed, and most likely not only because it was his fault, and his fault only.
Just divorce, withdraw your Affidavit, and move on. 

Christmas is coming with the approval, oh yes! At least for me it will feel like Christmas 🎄 
This is the second time that VJ sends me a weekly estimate email that says, Your approval is past due.
So any day now that I should be ready for Santa🎅🏻 😀🙏

Exactly. Reasonable sense and USCIS are two different things.