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With respect, How does that help me? I have been here since I was 14 years old.

I guess I will need a good lawyer as you don't offer me much hope.

I have had a joint bank account up until this week, now it's dormant. Savings accunt which is now empty, Health insurance, renters insurance, electric, AAA membership, receipts for dress, flowers, ring etc from marriage.

I have a conditional green card which I have only had for a couple of months. I have only been married eight months and my husband has left me for someone else. He is so full of hatred for me he won't even meet with me to discuss it. He wont talk to me at all and just shouted abuse when he came to collect the rest of his stuff. I don't know why he is so full of hate towards me, unless its a guilty conscience. We had not had a fight, although he has always had anger issues which became much worse after we married. He would fly off the handle for no reason, and throw things around the apartment and shout me down anything I tried to say. He just disappeared, didn't come home, and after a couple of weeks of me trying to call and text him, his friends and his mother, a friend of his sent me a photo of him and another woman.. I don't know how long he had been seeing her, or even if it was before we married. I have learned I can file for a waiver once divorced from reading this forum over the last few nights, but I have had to empty the joint bank account of money as it was my wages, he wasn't working and he was spending it in increments every couple of days. So how am I going to be able to show evidence? Will I need a lawyer because of the short marriage and lack of evidence?

Hi. Am undergoing AOS after marriage to a USC. We are lucky enough to have the opportunity to stay in my parents guest suite, so no rent to pay and no electric either. My parents wanted to give us the opportunity to save. However, this affects the amount of evidence I can produce for interview. No rent, no utilities. Will this be seen as a bad thing?

adjustment of status via marriage

Hi. Are there any other Orlando field office filers out there?

Thanks. I completely mis read that. Thanks for clairfying

In my stress I worded my previous question badly. I hope someone will respond to this question now that I have taken more time to explain. On the affadavit of support form I-864, in part 3, question 6e, should the intending immigrants DOB go there, or the sponsors DOB. Sorry if the question is truly dumb, but you start to double guess yourself on every question.

He,lo. Please forgive this dumb question, but in Part 3 of affadavit of support I-864, is it the immigrants DOB or the petitioners? The more I look at it the less clear I become!

Thank you for your quick reply

Hello. I am to be sponsored by my USC son, and am a little confused about the affadavit of support. He is just under the poverty level for his household and so I need an additional sponsor, and I have someone who will do this for me. Should I make that person my only sponsor, and not bother with my sons income at all as it is low? Or would that not look good? Should they both sponsor me? I would appreciate advice.

I don't really understand what you mean by unexpected issues. Could you clarify?

I thought it only mattered that I entered legally?

No. We adjusted to E2 status from a B1.

Thank you. Will it just be a question of them wanting to get the story straight, do you think, or will that somewhat convoluted history go against me?

After leaving the US, I returned as a visitor, on visa waiver. Thank you all for looking at my post. Any further advice you can offer will be appreciated.

my son is about to be naturalized and can therefore sponsor me, his Mother. I am out of status. I have two questions I am hoping to find help with. Firstly, should I put my own US address on the forms or should I say I am living with my son? Secondly, are there likely to be questions on my immigration history, ie that I initially applied for an E2 in my home country, but withdrew the application, then came out on a B1 with my husband, who then applied for change of status to E2 (status, not visa), lastly, but not least, finally losing my E2 status because i returned home to my dying Mother. (i should point out that On an E2 status you are landlocked, therefore on leaving the US I automatically lost my status). I applied for re-instatement in the naive hope they would be compassionate (they are not), and so have remained out of status, until this time. I would appreciate some knowledgeable advice.

Its Florida - anyone know?

They also had to both write a letter stating what were the attributes they found in each which led to the relationship! thats pretty difficult to do without sounding trite! The USC also had to send notarized copy of driving licence and the letter of intent had to be notarized too!

My son is still waiting for a decision from CA. He has an EAD and Social no. Is this enough to go to take driving test? I wondered as dont they normally want to see I94? as in his case it is now out of date. (He is adjusting from K1).

My son. whose case was also sent to CA, also got the RFE for picture of them holding a newspaper and letter saying how they met and whether his wife still wished to persue the adjustment! That was about 6 weeks ago and they have heard nothing since.

May a USC sponsor a step parent also? or is it only a natural parent.

You will find on this forum and on the internet, tips on how to prepare for the Stokes Interview (when they split you up and ask you questions which should, hopefully, tally with each other). Start preparing now, and practice every night, on the 100 or so questions you will find on the internet, these are all questions which have been asked in the past. Just keep running through them with each other, any time you have together. Get affidavits from anybody you know who knows your genuine marriage. You will be OK if you over prepare. Good Luck.

A great and compassionate reply Just Bob.