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What different by all mean to the embassy for me to attend my wife interview? It helps?

I did visit two times in the last 15 months and I don’t have any vacation.

I do have a lot of evidence (western union receipt every month and we did fail joint tax!!

With medical and dental coverage for both of us and I do have life insurance and she is on it.

Plus punch of photo and phone bill and more .any advice please :help:

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What different by all mean to the embassy for me to attend my wife interview? It helps?

I did visit two times in the last 15 months and I don’t have any vacation.

I do have a lot of evidence (western union receipt every month and we did fail joint tax!!

With medical and dental coverage for both of us and I do have life insurance and she is on it.

Plus punch of photo and phone bill and more .any advice please

:help:

Sounds like you have things covered.

Other thing is I've seen a LOT of people that regret they didn't attend the interview and VERY few that wished they hadn't.

Better to be there if a problem pops up.

K1 denied, K3/K4, CR-1/CR-2, AOS, ROC, Adoption, US citizenship and dual citizenship

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What different by all mean to the embassy for me to attend my wife interview? It helps?

I did visit two times in the last 15 months and I don’t have any vacation.

I do have a lot of evidence (western union receipt every month and we did fail joint tax!!

With medical and dental coverage for both of us and I do have life insurance and she is on it.

Plus punch of photo and phone bill and more .any advice please

:help:

Sounds like you have things covered.

Other thing is I've seen a LOT of people that regret they didn't attend the interview and VERY few that wished they hadn't.

Better to be there if a problem pops up.

Thank you and I love to go but with this economy is too tough. So you think is a good idea, that what you mean right?

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What different by all mean to the embassy for me to attend my wife interview? It helps?

I did visit two times in the last 15 months and I don’t have any vacation.

I do have a lot of evidence (western union receipt every month and we did fail joint tax!!

With medical and dental coverage for both of us and I do have life insurance and she is on it.

Plus punch of photo and phone bill and more .any advice please

:help:

Sounds like you have things covered.

Other thing is I've seen a LOT of people that regret they didn't attend the interview and VERY few that wished they hadn't.

Better to be there if a problem pops up.

Thank you and I love to go but with this economy is too tough. So you think is a good idea, that what you mean right?

Better to spend the money and go to the interview than maybe have to go if there are problems . Multiple trips is always a plus for showing a bonafide marriage.

K1 denied, K3/K4, CR-1/CR-2, AOS, ROC, Adoption, US citizenship and dual citizenship

!! ALL PAU!

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Better to be there if a problem pops up.

like what :unsure:

man you make me confused ...how did you both file the tax together while you live in egypt while your wife lives and works in the US?? how come when you don't even have the SSN yet ?? and how the western union reciepts help as well ??

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Better to be there if a problem pops up.

like what :unsure:

Like being denied!

they won't deny a case because you didn't visit recently as they know we are going through a bad economy .

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Dakine   26

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Better to be there if a problem pops up.

like what :unsure:

Like being denied!

they won't deny a case because you didn't visit recently as they know we are going through a bad economy .

Hope you are correct BUT!

K1 denied, K3/K4, CR-1/CR-2, AOS, ROC, Adoption, US citizenship and dual citizenship

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man you make me confused ...how did you both file the tax together while you live in egypt while your wife lives and works in the US?? how come when you don't even have the SSN yet ??

Is so simple you sent your Marge and birthday certificate to the IRS and they

mail you tax identification number but is not ssn .

and how the western union reciepts help as well ??

Is really good prove and is helpful big time + if you have medical and dental insurance

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