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Danny10 Apprentice

Danny10   14

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Did you and your spouse read through the previous discussion? Many members had pointed out that the marriage was not legal in the state of Massachusetts. It seems like you chose to ignore the responses on this forum.

Did your spouse talk to an attorney about this and was advised to file? 

Also does your spouse file taxes as Married?

 

Keep in mind that your spouse will be eligible to file for citizenship in another 6 months. The process takes will take 6 - 12.5 months.

Please be patient. Immigration is a long and enduring process. Being from Pakistan will make it slower for you anyway.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Proxy marriages are permitted provided that the marriage was consummated after the proxy ceremony. Where were both parties located for the proxy marriage?    And for evidence that the marria

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8 years in KSA taught me to call it like I smell it.   The US government is full aware that you can chat and even spend time together in the most backwards of extremist households if a mahram i

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Penguin_ie   5,997

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***** two threads regarding the same case/ question posted by two Ops merged (friend posted first).  Personal attack removed. Do not post more than once on an issue, and do not tell others not to post.  They are trying to help you. ******

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Maheen marry   0

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@Danny10 yes I read all those comments and there is so much inappropriate comments And  some comments are worth full So that is why posted it again on my behalf now; need more suggestions/advice... did I mention that I didnot read previous one ?? 
and yes we entered our file through attorney and my husband pays all taxes on time and having very good job in the USA . 

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Maheen marry   0

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Here in this platform everyone worries about their cases and wants to gather some Correct  useful information/suggestions;  not want to get mocking on someone regarding their case ...  and see what happened in the first post they were mocking without having knowledge or ask barely some people did useful comments there ....   I am an engineer and I know my ethics 

peace out ✌️ 

Danny10 Apprentice

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19 minutes ago, Maheen marry said:

@Danny10
and yes we entered our file through attorney and my husband pays all taxes on time and having very good job in the USA . 

 

An attorney does not guarantee anything. Attorneys get paid irrespective of the outcome. It's always a win-win scenario for them. 

I'm curious to know what your attorney says about the legality of your marriage?

 

Also, I asked if your spouse files taxes as "married" or not. 

 

 

 

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24 minutes ago, Maheen marry said:

Here in this platform everyone worries about their cases and wants to gather some Correct  useful information/suggestions;  not want to get mocking on someone regarding their case ...  and see what happened in the first post they were mocking without having knowledge or ask barely some people did useful comments there ....   I am an engineer and I know my ethics 

peace out ✌️ 

This is a free forum and people will give all sorts of opinions. You cannot control what others say. You can flag inappropriate posts and the mods will take action. Your post got removed for the same reason.

People are trying to help you. Many times you will not like the answers but that doesn't change the facts of your case.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Maheen marry   0

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3 hours ago, Danny10 said:

 

 

An attorney does not guarantee anything. Attorneys get paid irrespective of the outcome. It's always a win-win scenario for them. 

I'm curious to know what your attorney says about the legality of your marriage?

 

Also, I asked if your spouse files taxes as "married" or not. 

 

 

 

I did not get about MARRIED taxes ? Please elaborate it @Danny10 attorney says in our case there is many positive points too so what will happen no one knows and as u know attorney never give hope of approval and I also did a lot of research and I got some strong positive reasons. . . . God bless us  

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Maheen marry   0

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Just now, Maheen marry said:

I did not get about MARRIED taxes ? Please elaborate it @Danny10 attorney says in our case there is many positive points too so what will happen no one knows and as u know attorney never give hope of approval and I also did a lot of research and I got some strong positive reasons. . . . God bless us  

Additionally, said ;  the online marriage is legal and acceptable in pakistan so this is also a point of hope . Secondly, marriage has been consummated too. Thirdly, refugee person cannot travel to his homeland country because it is unsafe for them. These all are reasons we did online. And we are honest so, we submitted everything from start to end ; these all are facts  

Going through Mentor

Going through   5,671

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Basically, did your spouse file taxes as "Married Filing Jointly" or "Married Filing Separately" as opposed to (improperly) filing taxes as "Single".

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I am not sure I understood the first posters position, is this a continuation are a similar case?

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16 minutes ago, Boiler said:

I am not sure I understood the first posters position, is this a continuation are a similar case?

It's the same issue, the OP of the first thread was posting for her friend. the friend is now here posting the same thing. 

 

 

As I under stand the events is that only the proxy marriage 2016 was registered. (in Pakistan not the State where the USC was present)

Someone earlier in the thread mentioned that the USC lives in a state that does not recognize proxy marriages. So they are not legally married, as he was in the US not in Pakistan. So proxy marriage is basically void.

The wedding in 2018 was nothing but for show they never registered it and possible too late to register now. 

No point worrying about filling taxes a married they are not married as it wasn't legal in the State the USC was in at the time.

I don't see this petition going too far before it is noticed. 

They need to plan to get married the right way this time and start over. 

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2 hours ago, Maheen marry said:

Additionally, said ;  the online marriage is legal and acceptable in pakistan so this is also a point of hope . Secondly, marriage has been consummated too. Thirdly, refugee person cannot travel to his homeland country because it is unsafe for them. These all are reasons we did online. And we are honest so, we submitted everything from start to end ; these all are facts  

If you are planning to live in Pakistan.

 
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