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Are you being used/using someone for an easy Green Card?  

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  1. 1. Are you a US citizen who's in a loving relationship, or are you being used for an easy Green Card?

    • I've come to the conclusion that I'm just being used for an easy Green Card.
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    • I think it's for love, but I've sometimes suspected that I'm being used for an easy Green Card.
      12
    • I think my fiance/spouce is with me purely for love, I just happen to be a US citizen and he/she needs a Green Card in order to live with me here.
      79
    • I am not a US citizen (vote for this option so as not to skew the poll, then vote honestly in the following poll question).
      65
  2. 2. Are you a foreign national who's in a loving relationship, or are you using your American fiance/spouse so you can get an easy Green Card?

    • I'm not really in love, I'm just using my American fiance/spouse as an easy way to get a Green Card.
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    • A little of both. I love my American fiance/spouse, but if we had to live in my home country and couldn't move to America, I probably wouldn't marry him/her.
      3
    • I'm with my American fiance/spouse purely for love. I'm only getting a Green Card because I want to be with him/her, and he/she just happens to live in America.
      76
    • I'm a US citizen, not a foreign national (vote for this so as not to skew the poll, then vote honestly in the above poll question).
      74


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Filed: Country: Jamaica
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I wanted Jordanian citizenship

Wanted? As in you are a citizen of Jordan now?

If I didn't think it was for love, we wouldn't be together.

Life's just a crazy ride on a run away train

You can't go back for what you've missed

So make it count, hold on tight find a way to make it right

You only get one trip

So make it good, make it last 'cause it all flies by so fast

You only get one trip

Filed: Country: Iran
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Actually, I'm marrying him to get an Iranian passport. Being suspected of terrorism and dragged into the back room at any international airport I arrive at and promptly strip searched and deported sounds like good times.

Seriously, it's gotta be love. I don't think any man would put up with my noxious, post-apocalyptic level of flatulence just to get a lousy greencard. :hehe:

Filed: Country: Belarus
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Seriously, it's gotta be love. I don't think any man would put up with my noxious, post-apocalyptic level of flatulence just to get a lousy greencard. :hehe:

Poverty breeds desparation, but once you get past the smell you got it licked. ;)

"Credibility in immigration policy can be summed up in one sentence: Those who should get in, get in; those who should be kept out, are kept out; and those who should not be here will be required to leave."

"...for the system to be credible, people actually have to be deported at the end of the process."

US Congresswoman Barbara Jordan (D-TX)

Testimony to the House Immigration Subcommittee, February 24, 1995

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Morocco
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Maybe a nitpicky point, but I do think there's a wide range in between "using for a green card" and "purely for love". I think lots of people get married for reasons other than just for love, but that doesn't mean the marriage is not bonafide.

Filed: Country: Pitcairn Islands
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In that case, we definitely got married for the legal benefits associated with marriage. Love was a side consideration. We agree that we probably would have gotten married eventually, but the legal problems associated with our not being married now (then) pushed the issue.

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When I used to go to Seattle office for fingerprints, pictures, and the interviews. I was struck by the other folks there. Most were either really old fat balding guys with young, and I mean young wives from Cebu City, Vietnam, etc. Or really old woman well past their sell by date, with makup on you could scrape off with a shovel also with young boys from ummm Cebu City, Vietnam etc. Now who am I to say they were not in love or going through the process for the right reasons.

I would see some of them in the carpark entering their respective USA petitioners / pensioners Mercedes, Rolls, and Limousines. Nice work if you can get it I suppose.

There is no fool like an old fool, but as Groucho Marx wisely said your only as young as the person you feel, well something like that.

Cheers

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: England
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When I used to go to Seattle office for fingerprints, pictures, and the interviews. I was struck by the other folks there. Most were either really old fat balding guys with young, and I mean young wives from Cebu City, Vietnam, etc. Or really old woman well past their sell by date, with makup on you could scrape off with a shovel

:rofl:

There is no fool like an old fool, but as Groucho Marx wisely said your only as young as the person you feel, well something like that.

Cheers

:thumbs:

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Filed: Country: Belarus
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Seriously, it's gotta be love. I don't think any man would put up with my noxious, post-apocalyptic level of flatulence just to get a lousy greencard. :hehe:

Poverty breeds desparation, but once you get past the smell you got it licked. ;)

Don't make me gas you too. :devil:

Unless you can send it via ethernet patch cord, I'm not scared at all. If you can accomplish that we'll call you Houdini. ;)

"Credibility in immigration policy can be summed up in one sentence: Those who should get in, get in; those who should be kept out, are kept out; and those who should not be here will be required to leave."

"...for the system to be credible, people actually have to be deported at the end of the process."

US Congresswoman Barbara Jordan (D-TX)

Testimony to the House Immigration Subcommittee, February 24, 1995

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I married my USC hubby for the purpose of having a blue-eyed, red-haired, pinkish red baby boy. Of course, we need to mate everyday and every night so we decided to get the green card for conveniece, bwahahaha!

:thumbs: I hope thats how it works out. Asian genes can be pretty dominant you know - you might still end up with a brown eyed, brown haired, brownish tanish baby...

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: France
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When I used to go to Seattle office for fingerprints, pictures, and the interviews. I was struck by the other folks there. Most were either really old fat balding guys with young, and I mean young wives from Cebu City, Vietnam, etc. Or really old woman well past their sell by date, with makup on you could scrape off with a shovel also with young boys from ummm Cebu City, Vietnam etc. Now who am I to say they were not in love or going through the process for the right reasons.

I would see some of them in the carpark entering their respective USA petitioners / pensioners Mercedes, Rolls, and Limousines. Nice work if you can get it I suppose.

There is no fool like an old fool, but as Groucho Marx wisely said your only as young as the person you feel, well something like that.

Cheers

I second that. When I went to the Seattle office for my interview, they were so many young women either pregnant or with newborns. And god, did they look sad and not in love at all...It really makes you wonder...

AOS Approved on 10-17-08 (details in profile)

Removal of Conditions on 07-19-10

In this tedious process, we tend to forget that this is all worth it.

I love my hubby beyond anything in this world.

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: China
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I'm just in it for Chinese citizenship.

10-28-2008 - I-129F petition in the mail

11-03-2008 - NOA1

03-26-2009 - NOA2

04-23-2009 - P3

06-11-2009 - P4

07-16-2009 - interview - APPROVED

07-22-2009 - visa in hand

08-05-2009 - US entry

09-13-2009 - wedding

10-20-2009 - AOS application in the mail

10-28-2009 - NOA

11-25-2009 - biometrics appointment

12-18-2009 - EAD approved

12-22-2009 - EAD card received

01-28-2010 - interview - APPROVED

02-12-2010 - green card received

11-07-2011 - I-751 petition in the mail

11-10-2011 - NOA

12-30-2011 - biometrics appointment

08-13-2012 - approval

03-28-2013 - N-400 application in the mail

04-02-2013 - NOA

04-30-2013 - biometrics appointment

06-13-2013 - interview - APPROVED

08-26-2013 - oath

 
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