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Paul and Sopheap

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    IR-1/CR-1 Visa
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    Phoenix AZ Lockbox
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    Portland OR
  • Country
    Cambodia
  • Our Story
    Met online in 2014, I moved to Phnom Penh in December, 2014. I worked as an IT teacher and lived with my wife, Sopheap, who's an accountant, for 6 years. We went to Denmark to get married in 2018. Recently just moved back to the USA in January of 2021 to begin the arduous IR1 Visa journey!

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  1.    Paul and Sopheap reacted to a post in a topic: USCIS said my marriage certificate doesn’t look real and it’s altered [merged threads]
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  6. Paul and Sopheap
    Yes!
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  10. Paul and Sopheap
    Yeah it should be, it's just so hard to know because they provide absolutely no information. If it takes any longer I would file a Mandamus lawsuit. That is the most effective way to make them decide on your case when it's stuck too long without any reason. You could call Jim Hacking or call into his live show on YouTube. He would answer questions for free. He is an expert at suing USCIS. You could ask him about suing, he said recently that he still sues i130 delays but not i129F.
  11. Paul and Sopheap
    That's a long time. The next official step would be to submit a request for service since it's outside normal processing times. You can submit it here: https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayONPTForm.do?entryPoint=init&sroPageType=onpt If that doesn't help you might think about filing a lawsuit. Check out Jim Hacking on YouTube, he specializes in suing cases that are delayed too long. He also answers live questions several times a week. He gives great advice for free, and is easy to get a hold of. This video is a couple years old but it's still relevant.
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