Abortion and I-751 with divorce waiver

[N-o-l-a 7,168]

12 minutes ago, ioxtremod said:

It's actually my ex-wife suggestion. I won't even consider it if she wasn't okay with it of course. She thinks being "aggressively" open helps promote women rights. Personally, I don't really care if people in general or immigration in particular know or not. I rather be quiet, but I am pretty neutral people knowing or not.

 

However, thanks the additional comments, I value you guys' inputs and I can see that it makes sense to not be that open about abortions in the US. Specially in TX!

 

There are some other reasons not to be open about it too which is a separate issue than this thread.  For example my husband and I have now had 5 miscarriages... While this thread doesn't upset me at all, some poor person opening your packet at USCIS might have just lost a very wanted child and it could be really painful to see it.

 

I would hope that your ex-wife learns the grace required to be less open about abortion.  There is no shame in it, but it is not a good thing to be sharing too openly.

[ioxtremod 23]

17 minutes ago, N-o-l-a said:

 

There are some other reasons not to be open about it too which is a separate issue than this thread.  For example my husband and I have now had 5 miscarriages... While this thread doesn't upset me at all, some poor person opening your packet at USCIS might have just lost a very wanted child and it could be really painful to see it.

 

I would hope that your ex-wife learns the grace required to be less open about abortion.  There is no shame in it, but it is not a good thing to be sharing too openly.

I am sorry about that, I sincerely hope you guys are going to make it. :/ Yes, that a good point, I didn't think about it.