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maybe a career gal/ prostitute... NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE :wacko:

Ouch!!!

K1

5/16/08:Received NA01

2/24/09: NA02 APPROVAL... finally, after 9 MONTHS & 8 DAYS!!

5/5/09 : Interview Date APPROVED!!!!

5/8/09: visa received

From NA01 to interview: 12 LONG MONTHS!!

07/23/09: received SSN

08/17/09: Passed Driving test

08/22/09: Married on beautiful Mackinac Island, MI

AOS

08/31/09: Mailed AOS Package

10/20/09: Received AP

10/21/09 Received EAD card

12/7/09 AOS APPROVED!

12/14/09: Green Card arrived in mail. Happy Days!

It's taken 18 months from applying for K1 to receipt of Green Card! Thank God it's over until 12/7/11

Here we go again...

ROC

09/14/11: Mailed I-751 to Vermont

09/19/11: NA01

10/14/11: Biometrics

7/2/12: Approved. New Card Ordered

7/7/12: Green Card received

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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That kind of girl is a cetified gold digger, social climber son of a beyotch . I don't think you need advice ..just simply use your coconut shell. For crying out loud...it's obvious!!

Feb 14 2008 met online (super dooper inlove)

April 2 Visit philippines (engaged)

April 13 back to wisconsin

April 26 lawyer Filed I129F

sept 17 called USEM scheduled interview - received appointment date electronically

sept 25-26 MEdical exam passed

oct 3 interview passed (pink slip)[/color]

Oct 15 VISA RECEIVED!!! hoorayyyyyyyyyy

Oct 18 flying to WISCONSIN via Northwest Airlines

AOS

Lawyer filed AOS,EAD,AP Feb 11

NOA1 received Feb 27

Biometric March 14 DONE!!

Case Transfer to CSC MArch 2

Advance Parole April 10 received (approved)

EAD card April 13 received (approved)

AOS April 21 received (APPROVED!!!)

GREEN CARD RECEIVED April 23

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hello people out there???

what is your opinion about a situation wherein Ms X was petitioned by her fiance and then she came here using that visa. after 90 days she decided not to marry him then go back to the philippines...her reason was because he have a better man (young & richer) and promised to petition her but he disappears. now she is still communicating and friends with her ex fiance and is begging her to go back to him.

do you think it is a wise move of the guy???

will Ms X encounter some problems on the 2nd petition???

No problema as woman have the right to change their minds any time they want! :whistle:

Lots of dumb guys out there also! :bonk:

Sounds like they deserve each other!

Just what kind of response is this? Both sides of the fence? Maybe you are practicing to be politician. :blink:

More power to you!

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