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Minya's wife Experienced

Minya's wife   24

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Have you been living your lives as a married (to each other) couple? You will have to prove that the marriage is bonafide. You should read through the guides for the I-130.

Yes... I'm reading it... but you know sometime we get confuse with it.. I'm afraid go to imigrattion office in my country and they don't give me any visa to go back....and do not say anything about it in the form... thanks anyway....

Clarki,

If you are still in a bona fide ongoing marital relationship, your spouse can file an I-130 petition and get it approved. That will allow you to apply for an IR1 visa to immigrate to the USA. A key requirement for getting your visa application approved and visa granted is that you show evidence you remain not just married in name, or legally, but that you are living a bona fide relationship. For instance, if you haven't seen your wife for five years and characterize your relationship as "still good friends" and "She'll make it easy for me." That's not going to work.

Whether such a visa is issued is not a mere techicality with regard to the marriage. It has to be shown to be a genuine currently ongoing marital relationship. So, when is the last time you saw your wife?

Better question would be... Are you sure you're still married to your wife? Being good friends w/ the wife is one thing, but unless you maintain very close contact (which should have included several personal visits within the last five years), whats to say that the wife hasn't sought a divorce in absentia and is no longer married to you, Dr. Clarki?

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P.S. Dunno why, but I smell troll

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Chica Yeyé   41

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Better question would be... Are you sure you're still married to your wife? Being good friends w/ the wife is one thing, but unless you maintain very close contact (which should have included several personal visits within the last five years), whats to say that the wife hasn't sought a divorce in absentia and is no longer married to you, Dr. Clarki?

-P

P.S. Dunno why, but I smell troll

I'm in between :unsure: , :angry: and :rofl: .....

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♥Stiggy♥   0

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P.S. Dunno why, but I smell troll

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Sarinha

First met March 2007, playing an MMORPG (ffxi)

Getting married Feb 12 2010

Will start our VJ Feb 2010

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I-130 Journey - VSC CR1 & CR2

02-xx-10 -I-130 sent

xx-xx-10- I-130 NOA1

xx-xx-xx- I-130 NOA2

- Total Days from NOA 1 to NOA2 xxx

I-129F Journey - VSC K3 & K4

xx-xx-xx I-130 Received @ NVC

xx-xx-xx Case Completed at NVC :

xx-xx-xx NVC Left:

- Total Days from NOA1 to NVC Complete xx

- Total Days @ NVC xx

Consulate

xx-xx-xx Received at Consulate

xx-xx-xx Medical Date

xx-xx-xx Interview Date [ ] Pass [ ] Fail

- Total Days from Recd at Consulate to Interview xxx

- Total Days from NOA1 to Interview xxx

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Minya's wife   24

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Better question would be... Are you sure you're still married to your wife? Being good friends w/ the wife is one thing, but unless you maintain very close contact (which should have included several personal visits within the last five years), whats to say that the wife hasn't sought a divorce in absentia and is no longer married to you, Dr. Clarki?

-P

P.S. Dunno why, but I smell troll

I'm in between :unsure: , :angry: and :rofl: .....

That's too many, pick an emoticon! :P

-P

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Chica Yeyé   41

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Better question would be... Are you sure you're still married to your wife? Being good friends w/ the wife is one thing, but unless you maintain very close contact (which should have included several personal visits within the last five years), whats to say that the wife hasn't sought a divorce in absentia and is no longer married to you, Dr. Clarki?

-P

P.S. Dunno why, but I smell troll

I'm in between :unsure: , :angry: and :rofl: .....

That's too many, pick an emoticon! :P

-P

stfu, noob :jest:

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Minya's wife   24

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Hungary
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Better question would be... Are you sure you're still married to your wife? Being good friends w/ the wife is one thing, but unless you maintain very close contact (which should have included several personal visits within the last five years), whats to say that the wife hasn't sought a divorce in absentia and is no longer married to you, Dr. Clarki?

-P

P.S. Dunno why, but I smell troll

I'm in between :unsure: , :angry: and :rofl: .....

That's too many, pick an emoticon! :P

-P

stfu, noob :jest:

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lmao,love the pic!

Sarinha

First met March 2007, playing an MMORPG (ffxi)

Getting married Feb 12 2010

Will start our VJ Feb 2010

2c61618b8b94d52d.gif

I-130 Journey - VSC CR1 & CR2

02-xx-10 -I-130 sent

xx-xx-10- I-130 NOA1

xx-xx-xx- I-130 NOA2

- Total Days from NOA 1 to NOA2 xxx

I-129F Journey - VSC K3 & K4

xx-xx-xx I-130 Received @ NVC

xx-xx-xx Case Completed at NVC :

xx-xx-xx NVC Left:

- Total Days from NOA1 to NVC Complete xx

- Total Days @ NVC xx

Consulate

xx-xx-xx Received at Consulate

xx-xx-xx Medical Date

xx-xx-xx Interview Date [ ] Pass [ ] Fail

- Total Days from Recd at Consulate to Interview xxx

- Total Days from NOA1 to Interview xxx

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YuAndDan   153

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she can fill the I 130 whit me abroad?
Yes, this how a spousal visa petition gets filed US Citizen files I-130 to USCIS, and in your case the outcome will ne an IR-1 visa, you will need to show that you are still in a bonafide relationship per the instructions for form I-130.

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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Look here: A Candle for Love and China Family Visa Forums for Chinese/American relationship,

Visa issues, and lots of info about the Guangzhou and Hong Kong consulate.

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Hi.. I got married on august 2003 and we stay together till oct 2004 when I left of usa to finish MedSchool... we had apply for a residence.. I have my social security number and my process to a I465 was denial..( I wasn't there when they call for a interview - too bad) I'm abroad about 4 years... I will finish med school end of this year...(we are still married ).. she's caucasian ... do I had any chances to come back to usa after I finish medschool or I cant go back... ? ( By a come back will be about 5 years abroad)... ? any answers will be good for me... I scared of go back and be deported at the airport... thanks everyone...

u'll have to re-file the I-130 petition

Even I'm abroad all this time... (will be about 5 years) you think I can re-file the I-130.. will work? thank u very much.. make my day happy now...

Yeah you should refile, by you being in that country your processing time might run a lot quicker by going the direct consular route rather than waiting to return to the U.S. to file. Good luck to you!

jurod16

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