lyekka

I dont know about you guys, but me and my husband were apart for 4 years before we were able to afford to file the K-1 visa. I have three kids and we did it the smart way instead of rushing it, well smart for us.. It was hard, and once we were able to file that k1 visa everything went smoothly. Then the AOS went smooth and a lot faster than we thought it would. Then two years came and went and this filing has been smooth for us as well, well except for the part where they spelled his name wrong on his new GC lol. But thats an easy fix.....
My point to all of this is, we have all waited so long and have been through so much, then this is nothing. If you worry about something you dont have any control over you only make yourself miserable and you waste the time you have at that moment. Be happy that your wife or husband is with you and you are able to wait together, I guess I still think on the time when I had to wait for all of this with us apart. I hope that everyone elses time comes swiftly, but if it doesnt just be happy that you have your significant other right there beside you.

Why wold you even have a worry about this? I really dont get why this would be an issue when you're suppose to be happily married for life. Why marry anyone if you suspect that you might divorce them? Im glad the I864 is in place, I think it should be required due to some of the responses that have been given in this topic. I dont take marriage lightly, and it really irks me when people do. You go through this whole process then freak out when you find out you might be stuck supporting your spouse!? Really? I love my husband so much that one I will never divorce him, and two I would work two jobs 7 days a week to make sure he is ok. Ill never have to do that because he loves me as much as I do him. Anyways, this response you have given has struck a cord in me as to why the us government has all these provisions in place. Its people that think like this or have in the past that has brought the government to set these guidelines.
The way I look at it, responses and people thinking along these lines in the past and present are why people like me and my husband have to suffer through all the long waits and hardship of having to prove a legitimate relationship.

Why wold you even have a worry about this? I really dont get why this would be an issue when you're suppose to be happily married for life. Why marry anyone if you suspect that you might divorce them? Im glad the I864 is in place, I think it should be required due to some of the responses that have been given in this topic. I dont take marriage lightly, and it really irks me when people do. You go through this whole process then freak out when you find out you might be stuck supporting your spouse!? Really? I love my husband so much that one I will never divorce him, and two I would work two jobs 7 days a week to make sure he is ok. Ill never have to do that because he loves me as much as I do him. Anyways, this response you have given has struck a cord in me as to why the us government has all these provisions in place. Its people that think like this or have in the past that has brought the government to set these guidelines.
The way I look at it, responses and people thinking along these lines in the past and present are why people like me and my husband have to suffer through all the long waits and hardship of having to prove a legitimate relationship.

We got our Noa via email yesterday.

AOS packet showed as delivered and signed for at the Chicago office this morning! Hopefully all will go ok and will hear something soon.
@Astrid- Omg that is to funny, yeah thanks for the speedy process of the EAD and AP. You would think that they would be like, oh wait she doesnt need these anymore. Can you imagine the person that had to do the paperwork on that was doing it while you already had your Greencard in hand. lol.