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piglett   16

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There are plenty of good ones out there but you have to dig for them.

even a bad woman wants a good man so the trick is to see the flags before you make a big WHOOPS :hehe:

piglett

06/05/2010 wedding Cajidiocan, Philippines

11/17/2010 I-130 packet sent

11/23/2010 petition has been received and routed to the Vermont

Service Center for processing!!!

11/27/2010 NOA1 recieved by mail

04/23/2011 NOA2 recieved by mail....what a slow process : (

07/22/2011 AOS fee sent in also choice of address & agent form sent

08/22/2011 IV fee paid

02/28/2012 medical done ONE DAY !!!

03/14/2012 VISA APPROVED : )))

MY PICTURES http://s927.photobucket.com/albums/ad117/piglett2195/

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cardigans5
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Ok...no offense but the only person you need to blame is yourself! You knew she was evil to you...your mom...and YOUR CHILDREN! Yet when they were ready to deport her you helped her out. I have a phil

rsn
rsn

everyone: please stop quoting the entire original post in your replies. Thanks

TBoneTX
TBoneTX

Agreed: Everyone, PLEASE avoid quoting the entire original post in your replies. OP: As stated by others: 1. File a report with Child Protective Services immediately. 2. Take their written repo

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just a little word of advice to members who think they have hit the jackpot,you better not boast about what you got,cause you never know it when it coms to long distance dating,foreigners and IMBA and stuff,and thats coming from the beneficiary of a visa case,so it must be worth something

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Friend, I would make an appointment with USCIS and sit down with one of the agents and let them know the whole story. If she married you to get citizenship or a long term resident status and not for a legit. relationship then she should be outta here.

It seems like you are a generous person and are willing to go to great lengths to make things work out. Well... It did not work out and it is time to undo her safety net and send her back to the Philippines... Do you really want a person like that living in our country?

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