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if you fail the ROC interview what happen?

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Why should I wasted a big amount of mmoneyto marry her because I though t she would be one of those girl that would be with me for life, but she change her way toward me after she get here. Me and my family have done a lot for her already but she doesn't appreciated all the thing we did for her. Now in her mind she only want to stay here and focus on making money so she could get her family move up in the community. She doesn't care about the family here, so you tell me why should I help her stay. She hasn't done anything nice for my family yet, and I'm not thinking about a new bride I'm just saying for future reference. It not I dont want the relationship to work but she doesn't willing to work with me on the problem. So you tell me.

so you petitioned for her so she can do "nice things" for your family?

Oct 11, 2013 : sent I-129f

Oct 15, 2013 : NOA1 (email & text)

Oct 22, 2013 : alien registration number changed

Nov14, 2013 : expedite request sent

Nov18, 2013 : alien registration number changed again

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churawan
churawan

Are you for for real??? So let me get this right... You are at poverty level or just above?!?!? You find a wife in Asia and bring her here to "take care of you"?!?!?! She get here and finds out life i

JRF
JRF

I suspect you are an immigrant yourself so you should know better...but you didn't grant your wife the ability to move to this country. If you want to divorce her fine, your choice. If you want to i

lasko12
lasko12

as I understand so far, your wife is/was in a real relationship with you and your marriage is 100% legit, no fraud so you can't get her deported. As a husband or even an ex-husband, why do you have to

 
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