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Hello again, VJers!

Arrived and got reunited with my husband in the US a little over a month ago (on a CR-1 visa) and I had started with my job-hunting thing and driver's test and all that. yay. :S

Anyway, a few days ago, my husband got contacted by someone from Europe about a possible job offer. It sounds great and it looked like something he would love to do...but the problem is that they might require him to move to Europe...which is also great! However, he will accept the job offer if, and only if, I come with him...! I might be thinking too much or worrying too much about this (as i always am about a lot of things . lol) but I can't help but feel guilty that he would be turning down a great offer and an opportunity to actually have a job he enjoys doing!

Now, I know I can't stay out of the country for too long without losing my GC but it would not make sense if I stay here without him. the only solution i think would be to give up the GC and when the time comes we're both ready to come back, reapply for an IR-1 and go through the whole process again.

That's the only way, right?

Any response would be ever so helpful! Thanks.

Our Relationship

10/11/2010 - We met at a community gathering, he'd tagged along his host parents(who happened to be my Aunt and Uncle) for community immersion.

11/18/2010 - officially became a couple

08/08/2011 - he asked....and i said, "You're not serious, are you?" :oops: :luv: YES!

12/2011 - travelled to the US of A to meet his family

11/16/2012 - Wedding day!!

Our Visa Journey

01/08/2013 - filed I-130 at the Embassy, Manila.

01/25/2013 - RFE - online submission

02/05/2013 - case approved (informed via email)

02/xx/2013 - received hard copy of approval and instructions

03/xx/2013 - mailed DS230 and DS2011 to IV Unit, US Embassy, Manila

05/15-16/2013 - Medical and Vaccination (2nd day)

05/21/2013 - INTERVIEW DATE! APPROVED!!!

05/26/2013 - Passport with Visa on Hand

  • All aboard! 06/11/2013 - Left from Hongkong - Japan - SFO (POE) - PDX and  😍REUNITED AT LAST! 😍

2 YEARS LATER......

04/04/2015 - I-1751 sent to CSC

04/06/2015 - NOA receipt date

04/10/2015 - received NOA in the mail

05/04/2015 - biometrics

07/18/2015 - Application to remove conditions APPROVED!

08/05/2015 - 10 Year Green Card in hand

Naturalization Journey

08/06/2018 - N400 Online Application

08/30/2018 - Biometrics

10/17/2018 - Interview - APPROVED!

11/13/2018 - Oath Ceremony - I AM A US CITIZEN!

 

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Hello again, VJers!

Arrived and got reunited with my husband in the US a little over a month ago (on a CR-1 visa) and I had started with my job-hunting thing and driver's test and all that. yay. :S

Anyway, a few days ago, my husband got contacted by someone from Europe about a possible job offer. It sounds great and it looked like something he would love to do...but the problem is that they might require him to move to Europe...which is also great! However, he will accept the job offer if, and only if, I come with him...! I might be thinking too much or worrying too much about this (as i always am about a lot of things . lol) but I can't help but feel guilty that he would be turning down a great offer and an opportunity to actually have a job he enjoys doing!

Now, I know I can't stay out of the country for too long without losing my GC but it would not make sense if I stay here without him. the only solution i think would be to give up the GC and when the time comes we're both ready to come back, reapply for an IR-1 and go through the whole process again.

That's the only way, right?

Any response would be ever so helpful! Thanks.

Depends. It depends on how long the job is for. If the job is less than 2 years you could apply for a re-entry permit. If the job is expected to be more than two years then turning in the GC is the best way. Of course the time for getting the re-entry permit may make the choice of giving up the GC the best course anyway. Depending on which country in Europe, you may be able to do a direct consular filing when ready to come back to the US.

Good luck,

Dave

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