Harpa Timsah

The USCIS have the right to revoke naturalization if there is any indication of fraudulent behavior, concealment of material facts or willful misrepresentation during the naturalization process (like engaging in/omitting criminal activity, procuring citizenship through a sham marriage, etc).

I actually made the effort to look it up, like you said. I couldn't find any statistics that matched exactly what you wrote. This is what the FBI 2015 Hate Crime Statistics report says: "Of the 5,493 known offenders, 48.4 percent were white, 24.3 percent were black or African-American, and race was unknown for 16.2 percent of the offenders. The rest were of various other races."
I couldn't find any unbiased information on the geographical location of these crimes. Honestly, I don't understand why it matters if any of these crimes happened in "pro-democrat", "republican" or "pastafarian" zones. Just because the majority in a county vote "blue" doesn't mean everyone living there is a "pro-democratic criminal". Correlation can indicate causation but it doesn't imply it.
I don't know if most hate crimes are hoaxes even if, for example, Breitbart want me to believe that. To be perfectly honest with you, I wish I could believe it but I and everyone else have a moral obligation to be critical of such claims first. Fact is we won't truly know about actual hate crime statistics until the FBI publish their 2016 report next year. Any indication of a hate crime, however, should be taken seriously, regardless of who potentially committed the crime. History should have taught everyone that but it does have an annoying tendency to repeat itself, as cliché-ridden as it sounds.
I saw the 60 Minutes interview and he did ask people to stop committing hate crimes. But why conduct dirty, divisive politics in the first place if you care so much about hate crimes? The Brexit referendum should have been a first, bitter taste of divisive politics. Trump has said a lot of things but has yet to act on any of them. How is Obama encouraging more riots? And since you used "more" riots, what riots are you specifically referring to?

Whose lifestyles/religion are you forced to adopt?

In that case, I would suggest renting a truck with a car trailer. That will keep your cost down, and depending on the distance you need to travel, may come under your budget.

How is urgent help needed? You have a new girlfriend already?

I just knew that in this thread would Texans recommending to move to Texas. Ask yourself: Do you want to move to a state where it is legal to bring a gun to school? And Texas elementary textbooks change history to be more complimentary to the US and Texas, teaching America = good always even when it's not true.
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-texas-guns-idUSKCN10C2FS
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/22/opinion/how-texas-teaches-history.html?_r=0
Food for thought, since you have a choice.
I think your approach is sound, though. Good luck! (I'd move closer to family).

Tampo is destructive to relationships. Don't play games, talk like a grown up.

You can complain to ups if you want. There is no law against being rude but he might be fired for it. But it sounds like you were impeding him from doing his job. Why wouldn't you want to sign for a package?

those who'd love to see it thrive unnoticed again.

Please don't perpetuate the use of this lazy and inane insult.

I just knew that in this thread would Texans recommending to move to Texas. Ask yourself: Do you want to move to a state where it is legal to bring a gun to school? And Texas elementary textbooks change history to be more complimentary to the US and Texas, teaching America = good always even when it's not true.
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-texas-guns-idUSKCN10C2FS
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/22/opinion/how-texas-teaches-history.html?_r=0
Food for thought, since you have a choice.
I think your approach is sound, though. Good luck! (I'd move closer to family).

You can complain to ups if you want. There is no law against being rude but he might be fired for it. But it sounds like you were impeding him from doing his job. Why wouldn't you want to sign for a package?

From what I've seen, Trump's supporters set the bar pretty low for him. So, it's okay if he doesn't keep his promises even though those promises are the reason why they voted for him.

How ironic, considering his wife allegedly worked as a model on a tourist visa for a while, which - as most of us know - is illegal.

I am a lesbian and I am 60 years old. I have been actively discriminated against all my life - from the church, from business, and by the government. I finally thought I could live out my years in peace - with my and my spouse having the same rights and responsibilities of all legally married couples.
That could change with the appointment of a conservative Supreme Court Justice. So please do not call me a moron, as the poster below you did.
We have REAL reasons to be fearful.
Sukie in NY

I am also a same-sex couple, and I *DO* think we have something to worry about. The first thing that will probably happen is that Trump will appoint people to the Supreme Court who do not believe the Constitution protects us by giving us the right to marry. The result of that will be that the decision of who gets to marry will be returned to the States.
If you are from New York or California, no big deal. But if you are from Alabama or Arkansas, you have a lot to worry about. Even if you are allowed to stay married, you could still be stripped of rights that are automatically given to married couples.
The second big fear is that DOMA will be reinstated, which will mean that same-sex couples will not be able to bring their foreign spouses to the US. What this means for MY case is that my spouse, who is Australian, will probably get her 10-year Green Card (we are six months into it already), but that she would not be allowed to become a Citizen.
If DOMA is reinstated, then no same-sex couples will be allowed to immigrate using a family visa. EB3 dependents will not be allowed to enter the US.
So same-sex couples SHOULD be frightened out of their wits.
Interestingly enough, I don't think it will be Trump himself who pushes for any of this - it will be his henchmen and the Tea Party people who will force his hand.
The K-1 process will slow down. If you are Muslim, the process will slow down. If you are from a country where security issues are rife, your country may appear on a black list.
If you are a straight couple who will finish the process by March or April next year, you will be fine.
My opinions.
Sukie in NY

All she has is her credibility. Chances are not good, especially if she has never travelled anywhere else.

Divorce him, then he won't be eligible to file based on your marriage.

The notice is for when no one answers the door. Or maybe it was filled out wrong. Or maybe it was the type of package that can't be left at the door.

You can complain to ups if you want. There is no law against being rude but he might be fired for it. But it sounds like you were impeding him from doing his job. Why wouldn't you want to sign for a package?

He should not swear at you in a fight. You should not shut down. There is no winner in fighting, only compromise.
Sounds like you guys need to learn to argue productively.

What a sad and embarrassing time for us US citizens. I'm so sorry it came to this.
We're currently waiting for my esposo's 10 year green card. In about 5 months we can apply for his citizenship. Once he has that we're already planning on moving back to Costa Rica. I just can't let my years of hard work and thousands of dollars go to waste, he's getting that damn citizenship!!!!

Your country does matter. Sorry. 2 years in UK is not long. If you have to go home then you can get a visa from the nearby embassy that handles visas from Libyan citizens.

A large cash deposit might lead to further questions. I know a bank statement doesn't say "money from drug deal - $1000"

A large cash deposit might lead to further questions. I know a bank statement doesn't say "money from drug deal - $1000"

You can complain to ups if you want. There is no law against being rude but he might be fired for it. But it sounds like you were impeding him from doing his job. Why wouldn't you want to sign for a package?

You can complain to ups if you want. There is no law against being rude but he might be fired for it. But it sounds like you were impeding him from doing his job. Why wouldn't you want to sign for a package?