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We opted to use her last name as a middle name (for her green card) that way even an immigration officer can see she is married and have consistent mane usage.  She has a AZ DL (Traveler License) and a TSA frequent traveler ID.  Hope that helps as the wife is still traveling on a China Passport.  She reenters the USA with her Global Traveler ID and her Green Card.  She has flown domestically and internationally, cruised with no issues.

Nothing has changed as indicated.  

Congratulations.

Congratulatons.

Ryan started about the time we did, and is very  knowledgeable.  She can try to do the best she can do in English.  Personally,  I think it will make points in the interview, perfect English is not a deal breaker.  Good Luck.

It will be interesting to see what real life experiences of other members are concerning this.  As you know their is no dual citizenship allowed in China.  I think China would benefit from a cultural change in this area, but China has always been the center of the universe nationally.  My wife is concerned with this problem and has continued with the green card for that reason. 

Yep that was what I was trying to say, guess I was not specific enough..

My wife and I don't really know, I am sure it will cause extra hurdles.  We did a K1 and wished we should have gotten married and a spouse visa.  There is not much difference on the front side but you avoid ROC mess, more paperwork etc. on the back side.  A conversation with a reputable attorney might help, Another member Pushbark had been around for a while and might reply. Good Luck.

If you were over the approved income limit you should be OK, you can always get a temporary economic sponsor and also supply your current pay stub and information. Maybe someone else has a more definitive answer. Congratulations on finishing school, my personal opinion is that if you are currently making good money you should be ok, with a letter from your employer i.e. HR. Good Luck.

Try Walmart if one of their sores are near you, they hire people from all over the world. Not the highest paying but a start. Good luck.. FYI, most jobs in the US are found from a reference, start asking your American friends for their advice and help.

Good Luck with the school stuff. My wife's was easy with the green card, no extra charges.

Awesome have a safe trip.

There you go, awesome.

Awesome Congratulations.

Talk to him, and work it out. You deserve your space also. Find one neighbor to be a buddy and go from there. My wife was accommodating but took her time also. I started with a very few close friends. Look for another person with your background on VJ and make a friend, you might get good tips from some one who can relate.

Congratulations, yea.

I read the prior comments. This is just a personal observation. Because I am paranoid and in the (LE) business, even with the EAD/AP card, we did not travel out of the country till she got her green card. After all this work and effort I would not trust any one on the government side to follow the rules for reentry. Good Luck with what ever you decide to do.

I don't think their will be issues, normal posturing stuff.

Yep no electronic stuff.

Find a plan that works for you and stick to it, there is no easy way to get this stuff done without one. Good Luck.

Apply for US Citizenship then go to plan B.

Hang in there, expedites are rare. Good Luck.

I reviewed the prior threads and all said AOK. Even though its been a while for us to enjoy the process, I will go back to the original plan. Give then everything and anything including the kitchen sink if you think it will help, the trick is to avoid a RFE, interview just to past go and or a denial. Just my personal opinion as a "guy" in a related occupation.

They are probably waiting on the medical results.

After reading the posts, maybe more information is needed for good advice. See how your visit goes and then start the plan. The boyfriend needs to be able to support you and meet the US guidelines. Good Luck.