Erin B
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Erin B got a reaction from Kiolas in My husband was denied citizenship due to "lack of moral character" and the fact that he was "inadmissable as a legal resident"
i just wanted to update everyone who kindly replied to me. We ultimately got an attorney, USCIS went and found his ex-wife and she made the same claims she made initially. They then interviewed my husband two more times, and ultimately decided in his favor. He was granted Citizenship on February 18, 2016! Thank you all for your advice!
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Erin B got a reaction from Kiolas in My husband was denied citizenship due to "lack of moral character" and the fact that he was "inadmissable as a legal resident"
Update for those who are interested.
We met with several attorneys, found one that came highly recommended to us via another attorney. He reviewed all of our paperwork, and basically said this case is a no brainer, that we easily will win on appeal, We have copies of all the papers his ex-wife signed, it is clear that the signature is the exact same on every one, and the handwriting is very different from my husbands. We have proof of joint bank accounts, she was on his health insurance etc. PLUS since he got no immigration benefit from being married to her, the attorney said there is no grounds for their denial. So we have decided to appeal the decision and go from there! Thanks for all of your advise, it really did help me calm down and not panic!
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Erin B got a reaction from Maria2012 in My husband was denied citizenship due to "lack of moral character" and the fact that he was "inadmissable as a legal resident"
i just wanted to update everyone who kindly replied to me. We ultimately got an attorney, USCIS went and found his ex-wife and she made the same claims she made initially. They then interviewed my husband two more times, and ultimately decided in his favor. He was granted Citizenship on February 18, 2016! Thank you all for your advice!
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Erin B got a reaction from Maria2012 in My husband was denied citizenship due to "lack of moral character" and the fact that he was "inadmissable as a legal resident"
Update for those who are interested.
We met with several attorneys, found one that came highly recommended to us via another attorney. He reviewed all of our paperwork, and basically said this case is a no brainer, that we easily will win on appeal, We have copies of all the papers his ex-wife signed, it is clear that the signature is the exact same on every one, and the handwriting is very different from my husbands. We have proof of joint bank accounts, she was on his health insurance etc. PLUS since he got no immigration benefit from being married to her, the attorney said there is no grounds for their denial. So we have decided to appeal the decision and go from there! Thanks for all of your advise, it really did help me calm down and not panic!
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Erin B got a reaction from kwakun in My husband was denied citizenship due to "lack of moral character" and the fact that he was "inadmissable as a legal resident"
i just wanted to update everyone who kindly replied to me. We ultimately got an attorney, USCIS went and found his ex-wife and she made the same claims she made initially. They then interviewed my husband two more times, and ultimately decided in his favor. He was granted Citizenship on February 18, 2016! Thank you all for your advice!
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Erin B got a reaction from Asia in My husband was denied citizenship due to "lack of moral character" and the fact that he was "inadmissable as a legal resident"
i just wanted to update everyone who kindly replied to me. We ultimately got an attorney, USCIS went and found his ex-wife and she made the same claims she made initially. They then interviewed my husband two more times, and ultimately decided in his favor. He was granted Citizenship on February 18, 2016! Thank you all for your advice!
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Erin B got a reaction from *Snowdrop* in My husband was denied citizenship due to "lack of moral character" and the fact that he was "inadmissable as a legal resident"
i just wanted to update everyone who kindly replied to me. We ultimately got an attorney, USCIS went and found his ex-wife and she made the same claims she made initially. They then interviewed my husband two more times, and ultimately decided in his favor. He was granted Citizenship on February 18, 2016! Thank you all for your advice!
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Erin B got a reaction from JimmyHou in My husband was denied citizenship due to "lack of moral character" and the fact that he was "inadmissable as a legal resident"
i just wanted to update everyone who kindly replied to me. We ultimately got an attorney, USCIS went and found his ex-wife and she made the same claims she made initially. They then interviewed my husband two more times, and ultimately decided in his favor. He was granted Citizenship on February 18, 2016! Thank you all for your advice!
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Erin B got a reaction from JimmyHou in My husband was denied citizenship due to "lack of moral character" and the fact that he was "inadmissable as a legal resident"
Update for those who are interested.
We met with several attorneys, found one that came highly recommended to us via another attorney. He reviewed all of our paperwork, and basically said this case is a no brainer, that we easily will win on appeal, We have copies of all the papers his ex-wife signed, it is clear that the signature is the exact same on every one, and the handwriting is very different from my husbands. We have proof of joint bank accounts, she was on his health insurance etc. PLUS since he got no immigration benefit from being married to her, the attorney said there is no grounds for their denial. So we have decided to appeal the decision and go from there! Thanks for all of your advise, it really did help me calm down and not panic!
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Erin B got a reaction from TBoneTX in My husband was denied citizenship due to "lack of moral character" and the fact that he was "inadmissable as a legal resident"
Update for those who are interested.
We met with several attorneys, found one that came highly recommended to us via another attorney. He reviewed all of our paperwork, and basically said this case is a no brainer, that we easily will win on appeal, We have copies of all the papers his ex-wife signed, it is clear that the signature is the exact same on every one, and the handwriting is very different from my husbands. We have proof of joint bank accounts, she was on his health insurance etc. PLUS since he got no immigration benefit from being married to her, the attorney said there is no grounds for their denial. So we have decided to appeal the decision and go from there! Thanks for all of your advise, it really did help me calm down and not panic!