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what if the petitioner has a memory loss

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shatay   1

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Please help friend they're not english speaking

This guy married a US citizen and the wife dose not speak english , the wife has been sick for a while now and the iinterview was shifted to a new date now the second interview date is fast aproaching and the wife is still sick,As a result cannot still be able to attend the second interview.

She is having a memory loss at the moment.

Please guys and ladis what can this our friend do in this situation can he go alone on this second interview?

or is there any other way he can do this

He needs your best advice as him dose not know what to do over this situation.

Thanks for helping out

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Harpa Timsah   13,258

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All USCs must speak English to become a US Citizen, so I don't believe this story.

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Penguin_ie   5,993

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What does the wife not speaking english have to do with the husband's interview?

How will they support themselves if she is sick?

What visa did he originally enter with, and how long ago?

In most cases, the petitioner (wife in this case) does not need to be at the interview at all, was she specifically requested?

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milimelo   4,477

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What does the wife not speaking english have to do with the husband's interview?

How will they support themselves if she is sick?

What visa did he originally enter with, and how long ago?

In most cases, the petitioner (wife in this case) does not need to be at the interview at all, was she specifically requested?

Sounds like it's AOS from tourist, student, work visa. If wife doesn't show up to the interview, petition is dead. Wonder how she sponsored if she's sick?

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All USCs must speak English to become a US Citizen, so I don't believe this story.

There are however exceptions and accommodations available:

http://www.uscis.gov/us-citizenship/citizenship-through-naturalization/exceptions-accommodations

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seth2013   39

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I know several USC's born here that have lived abroad their whole lives who don't speak English...

It does sound like the petition will be in trouble though. Best bet is to find a knowledgable lawyer.

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