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Who of any persuasion would consent to a date with HER?

Thrilling Wednesday-on-Thursday report, see man: Locked out of VJ by computer so doing this by phone, we man. Did little all day, torpid we man. Breakfast/lunch/din-din was half of the remaining Costco spring rolls that Mini-B. won't consume, ingest we man. Excitement after Many (2*2*2 -1) pm, urgent call from Mini-B. man. "I need a book for Inglish class tomorrow, si man," si man. We rushed to Half-Price Books, sold out man. We rushed to Barnes & Noble, sold out man. We e-mailed teechur, e-mail we man she man man. Teechur has copy to loan Mini-B., no worries man. Gassed T-B.-mobile at Costco and got one sale item, financially savvy we man. Miu wanted brushing Many (2+1) times, demanding miu man. No party with the rubias, no cavort we man. Must visit Mama T-B. on Thursday, visit we man. And that was/is our thrilling Wednesday, report we man.

Vieja de pelo gris, she man.

And she has given you the most rubia years of her life, si and glee and whee man!

This is why you need us and why this thread is so valuable, si man. Too many Manycades, huh man? But she's a rubia, si and glee and whee man!

Welcome to the forum! Wills, medical & financial powers of attorney, and similar estate documents make superlative evidence for ROC, and they're even more crucial to have in "life." If your state has valid templates available online (as does Texas), use those. Otherwise, find a lawyer to draft (at least) powers of attorney at a decent rate. Sure, if it meaningfully supports your case for ROC.

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*** Related threads have been merged. *** A cover letter isn't really needed. Its function is mostly as an inventory list with which you can double-check the contents that you're including. Atop every VJ page is a drop-down link for Guides.

"Proactive correction," typically at the interview, should be enough. Others here may have differing advice.

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Department of State.

Chiefly rely on what pushbrk says, and include (or bring to the interview, and be prepared to discuss) a very few (= the key words) subsequent chats that confirm your continuing commitment to build a life together.

Thrilling Tuesday report, see man: Mini-B. did NOT want to arise, zzz-y wee man. Neither did we, no man. A siesta was taken, partially effective zzz man. Lunch was onejar of gefilte fish*, ingest we man. *bought at the down-closing supermarket weeks ago, financially savvy we man Went to help Mama T-B., morose senior she man. Mini-B. collected his stuff and left, end of extended Two Guys week man. Din-din was onecan of Progresso chicken-noodle soup** with onecan of Costco chunk chicken, ingest we man. **bought at a previous ES, financially savvy we man A siesta was taken, effective zzz man. Dished and must de-dish the warsher, domestic we man. No party with the rubias tonight, no cavort we man. No major Wednesday plans except Mama T-B.'s admin work, toil we man. And that was/is our thrilling Tuesday, report we man.

You're welcome. Enjoy your trip, and return here to report your experience with CBP.

That's fine. Document what you have without overwhelming the consulate with chats -- select several crucial pieces of evidence supporting your bona fide relationship and include those.

You're welcome. Once he's here, you can voluntarily visit Paris, Texas. Be sure to update your VJ timeline -- the country currently says "Armenia."

Welcome to the forum! The way you put this is interesting and also gets to the probable heart of the matter. CBP can have any criterion whatsoever for sending vehicles and pedestrians to Secondary: "every 6th car," "every out-of-state license plate," "every vehicle with a W in the license plate," and the like. At one Texas-Mexico port, I (a born USC) was sent to Secondary as part of a CBP training exercise. This took far longer than your 10 minutes. Unless they've flagged you for something, nope. In fact, your visa probably wouldn't have been renewed if you'd had something serious in your records. It certainly can be, but avoid taking it personally. The CBP agents have their own criteria, which vary daily, and they're typically stressed out most of the time (they have a tough job). If you think that you're truly being abused or distinctly treated rudely, a good response is a calm "Sir/ma'am, I'd feel more comfortable if your Shift Supervisor joined us at this point, please."

Not fun. As do many, maybe you too can pray to be reincarnated as an invertebrate.

"Proactive correction" at the consulate will take care of this. He should mention this to the staff member who collects his papers or checks him in, and then again to the consular officer. This might simply be an internal characteristic of how the DS-160 confirmation page is produced.

If it's "more" evidence, it should be "in addition" to what's already been submitted. The consulate has what you sent with the I-130. Do you have evidence from further visits that you made after submitting the I-130? Time spent together in person supersedes all else.

The Tdap is valuable. For tetanus alone, it's recommended every 10 years, and sooner if you've been injured.

Absolutely no one will care. All the best with your back issues.

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