How is your Filipina / Filipino Adjusting?

[actob99 156]

Really!? We both stood at the window during the interview with the CO. Hadn't ever heard

from anyone at USEM that was pulled into offices and separated before. Interesting. I am sure you mentioned it before and I either missed it or forgot... ol' timers....

Haha, yes I think you commented at that time. We both went up to the window and he said thank you for the long journey but could i please sit down while i interview my fiancee. Twenty minutes after her interview they called me up to the same window. He asked why i had a different address then what is on the apllication. He said the address and itvwas my ex wifes address, my old house. I said I havent been a part of that residence in 7 years and it says so in the divorce decree in front of you. Then he said, I guess then you don't know that it is in forclosure. I said no, but thank you for letting me know that. The places you learn info sometimes... Well it didn't have any impact and extremely glad I was at the interview and I could answer those questions. Just shows they are looking at alot of things. 1 year later my ex is still in the same house and half the time they are not on the street with her, so not sure what they saw... Funny story anway, but another long discussion with my now wife...

[Hank_ 9,174]

Now I do remember the part about you learning your EX's house is in foreclosure at the interview, funny what sticks

[Artisan 138]

He asked why i had a different address then what is on the apllication.

This is probably why you had a separate interview. The conflicting information was a red flag. It was a good thing you were there, they may have denied your fiance until the discrepancy was corrected.