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JeanneAdil

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  1. Has your USC wife filed the petition for spouse? If not , why? If she has not applied, she needs to visit (at least once a year during her vacation time like she did when she came to marry) if she was free to take time from work to meet u, she can do the same now to strengthen your relationship If she cares to learn what she needs to do, please have her come online here in VJ Advice here in VJ is honest to let all know the hardships of being apart and what needs to be done for immigration My wife got me here by making several trips to Moroc and spending time with me and family it took us 6 years to get my visa
  2. Are you a USC or LPR? 1. USCIS step -apply with I 130 for spouse 2. NVC -pay the 2 fees and submit the I 864 (125% income according to poverty guidelines) and ds 260 (spouse fills this out to apply for a visa) 3. interview in Morocco with ORIGINALS of all supporting documents submitted to USCIS and NVC
  3. US Embassy and interview are run under US laws and same sex marriage is legal here
  4. You must spend 2 years living in China supporting this child (as an orphan) as adoption is done by China laws and even then it may not satisfy Immigration for the US laws China's Central Authority for Adoption Affairs (CCAA), as mandated by the Hague Convention on Protection of Children and Co-operation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption, governs the intercountry adoption of Chinese children, ensuring all adoptions adhere to Chinese law and Hague Convention requirements.
  5. this is vital as it will be up to her to submit proof of a real relationship and a bona fida marriage (which it doesn't appear to be the case) she is the one who has not traveled frequently to spend time with u which can not be explained by the comment "can not get time off work" we have vacation time every year -the norm is 2 weeks off Too many red flags 1. vast age difference 2. cultural differences 3. How about education differences and social backgrounds? 3. religions of both? 4. Secret wedding/ keeping this from either family? 5. Woman is past the age to bear children /which is expected in Nigeria 6. Marriage soon after you met The ones in bold we already know about
  6. Seems you are lucky, it is being considered at all According to USCIS site https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship/learn-about-citizenship/naturalization-ceremonies If you cannot attend your scheduled naturalization ceremony, return the notice, Form N-445, Notice of Naturalization Oath Ceremony, to your local USCIS office, along with a letter requesting a new date and explaining why you cannot attend the scheduled naturalization ceremony. Failing to appear more than once for your naturalization ceremony may lead to a denial of your application.
  7. K 4 for child -the child needs I 130 also with all the fees that go with it children are not derivatives of spouse visa
  8. To get a Canada visa from India, you'll need to meet requirements such as having a valid passport, showing proof of funds, and having a clean criminal record. You may also need to provide biometric information.
  9. yes, could be red flag issues under the following there is secret marriage along with cultural differences sorry did not know this issue about the family not knowing when addressing other post https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/red-flags-that-make-uscis-suspect-marriage-fraud.html
  10. 1st if you and spouse have prepared good solid evidence of the relationship and have spent quality time together, there is no reason to stress over this Stress symptoms can affect your body, your thoughts and feelings, and your behavior. Knowing common stress symptoms can help you manage them. Stress that's not dealt with can lead to many health problems, such as high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, obesity and diabetes the following activities will help control the stress Get regular physical activity on most days of the week. Practice relaxation techniques. Try deep breathing, meditation, yoga, tai chi or massage. Keep a sense of humor. Spend time with family and friends (my add talk online and encourage each other while waiting . this is suppose to be a time of romance) Set aside time for hobbies. Read a book, listen to music or go for a walk. Schedule time for your passions. Write in a journal. Get enough sleep. Eat a healthy, balanced diet. Stay away from tobacco and alcohol use, and use of illegal substances. there is a good site that tells red flag issues but mostly the immigrant needs to know every little and big thing about the USC during interview, keep your answers short and do not elaborate by going into long detail, and don't let the interview stress u out bless u both
  11. A taxpayer’s filing status generally depends on their being married or unmarried on the last day of the year – which means that a taxpayer's marital status as of Dec. 31, 2024, determines their tax filing options for all of 2024. IRS site has your answer https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/essential-tax-tips-for-marriage-status-changes#:~:text=A taxpayer's filing status generally,options for all of 2024.
  12. health care.gov premium is based on income yearly deductible are high CIGNA has good dentist plan but no dental plan covers any thing entirely Try as new patient in Augusta at the University dentist- call University of Ga in Augusta https://www.augusta.edu/dentalmedicine/patientservices/newpatients.php
  13. what embassy some embassy would question why you consider your status to IRS as single other embassys only look at tax returns for the income
  14. File 1040x to amend this You could have requested INTN to file MFJ but now IRS only allows USC to claim nonresident for 1 year so may not be worth it to u but u need to file as married as u r married and are not single https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/nonresident-aliens Tax preparers are often poorly trained with limited knowledge of the complete system or do not follow up each year with classes for the new rules/ its obvious your preparer didn't know how to complete your taxes properly and gave u bad advice
  15. I am so sorry u have gone thru all this and my journey so i do understand the frustration but u must accept what was decided at embassy level from CO's who best know the country to be considered a terrorist he would have been either reported by other county men or under the watch eye of ADF This is why Violent extremist organizations from northern Benin and Burkina Faso are increasingly targeting northern Togo as conflicts from the Sahel spill into coastal countries. https://adf-magazine.com/2024/07/terror-attacks-increase-in-togo-as-sahel-extremists-encroach/ DOJ takes the info given out by the African Defense forum as serious and does not solely rely on documents we provide. Africa Defense Forum (ADF) magazine is published quarterly by U.S. Africa Command to provide an international forum for African security professionals. ADF magazine spans all 54 countries of the African continent, with feature articles on topical security issues such as counter terrorism strategies, civil-military relations, professionalism, transnational crime, and all other issues affecting peace, stability, and good governance.
  16. only need the permanent home address college is temporary residence and not your address /you return to home after each semester and consider this your permanent residence u can fill out the additional info for college on a blank paper but really not needed "i asked attorney about this as when i 1st applied i stayed 4 months in Pa while my brother had lung transplant and he said "home is home" hospital or rehab don't count; staying at hotel or vacation rental doesn't count, college dorm or apartment is only temporary and not permanent address"
  17. you need a good tax attorney your income is based on a US company and is not eligible as foreign income for the exclusion
  18. 1st you need to understand that as a USC now, you have to use the US passport to leave and enter the US you may find out ICE took spouse complaint seriously (if spouse submitted good evidence) when you go thru security and try to get boarding pass at airport also, it is not just u but your spouse that would be in trouble as your spouse did a lot of documents for evidence to get your visa and all the other steps so both of u would face issues The penalties for marriage fraud under U.S. law include jail time, fines, deportation, and a tarnished immigration record. Both the U.S. citizen and the immigrant spouse can face these penalties.
  19. you will surrender green card at oath and if u do not have US passport yet, i would make photo copy of green card before surrender to take with the extension letter Best thing to do is wait for US passport to travel
  20. you didn't disclose the arrest with the documents of the court and dispostition ? then AWA is not your only issue you were not honest on the petition and that is serious also Get a lawyer. Not a consultation but actually hire a GOOD immigration lawyer / its not DIY time
  21. https://www.turismo.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/2024_07_Ecuador_Guia_recomendaciones_de_viaje_ing.pdf page 7 lists the countrys that need visa and philppines does not
  22. https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-130a.pdf there is
  23. DOH is for Qatar where u post u will interview Has this changed over the years as i used the embassy initials (case #) to pay?
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