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Teya good luck to your husband on his interview tomorrow!!! Woo hooooo!!! :dance:

Loto don't leave!! You have given lots of good advice, and you have made some of us laugh with your jokes...there are a lot of people here that you have helped and some of us are not done yet!!
Blessings!

You guys are married, so her relatives are your relatives. It says specifically in-laws, so I am guessing they mean all relatives for the two of you. I wouldn't worry about WHY they are asking it (although I guess it's due to people trying to use immigration to relocate entire families).
If your wife has too many relatives (and isn't in contact with them), what about focusing on immediate family... parents, siblings, grandparents, and maybe even aunts and uncles. For cousins, I would state which aunts/uncles have children and leave it at that. I will defer to more experiences people as to whether that may be a good idea. Good luck.

Loto don't leave!! You have given lots of good advice, and you have made some of us laugh with your jokes...there are a lot of people here that you have helped and some of us are not done yet!!
Blessings!

Loto don't leave!! You have given lots of good advice, and you have made some of us laugh with your jokes...there are a lot of people here that you have helped and some of us are not done yet!!
Blessings!

Loto don't leave!! You have given lots of good advice, and you have made some of us laugh with your jokes...there are a lot of people here that you have helped and some of us are not done yet!!
Blessings!

For #19, you would have included the country (Canada) in the address, correct? So it can't be that.
I am inclined to believe the problem is #21. Others have asked questions about #21 as well. I don't think you can leave it blank if you are married. Some folks have put down the address of the hotel where they honeymooned. Anywhere they stayed together, even if it was just overnight. I'm not sure what your specific situation was post-marriage. Haven't you two met and stayed together at all?
One of the things the USCIS looks at carefully is information to validate that the marriage is "real & valid", to weed out any abuse of the visa system. Is it possible at all for you to put down an address for #21?
Perhaps other experienced VJers could chime in as well...

Loto don't leave!! You have given lots of good advice, and you have made some of us laugh with your jokes...there are a lot of people here that you have helped and some of us are not done yet!!
Blessings!

I'm sorry, but how can you write something like that, and expect not to insult anybody
I have no problems with it, they are just like you and me trying to get their loved ones here... and by the way I was born in Chile and I am a US citizen, my hubby is from Chile.. I fell in love with him no other reason behind that...
This process is stressful enough, the last thing I want to do is worry about the grammar or whether they are US citizens, they have valid questions that have been answered by many people that maybe cannot spell very well either and their answers have helped me a ton!!!
Just my two cents, don't be offended...
Emily

So sorry you are upset... the benefit given to me is also given to green card holders by the way. I believe my hubby is LUCKY to have me and I am LUCKY to have him because we love eachother for about 24 years I may add.
It is not our choice that some people are given privileges or their applications go fasters than others. I feel for you really but God forbid I would ever be envious of anyone else. This process takes patience. Hope your status gets resolved and you will get good news soon.
Emily