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Marieke H
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So where is your wife in all of this? From your post history I can tell that you are struggling with a few things. You are desperate to get your EAD because you're running out of money. You were havin

JFH
JFH

You knew you needed a work permit. You posted twice in January about it    

JFH
JFH

I have also noticed the absence of the wife in all this. Even his posts come across as someone who is living alone, asking for help with US-specific terminology such as “healthcare exchange”, for exam

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10 hours ago, AMB said:

No all people should know about immigration and my wife is not old enough have all these experiences and about the run out of money, just keep in mind not all people are rich so they can help.. have u seen people working all day just to afford their rent and their bills? 
and we’re in a situation that my wife got off from her job cuz of the covid19 how is she supposed to help me? 
I don’t accept that im man of my actions i have to help her... i love how u guys are convinced with the immigration rules. I dare u to give one reason about wat is the difference between now before i got eligible to work and 5 months ago when I was not eligible. What has changed?  

By sounds of it you worked before applying for your Greencard and EAD... possibly before your previous posts.

 

Accepting that check is where you went wrong..  You will have to explain the paid work in a interview about it and risk consequences... Consequences will be greater if you lie.

 

On a side note..I started my wifes Visa journey when i was 23..  At that time i have already done all my research on immigration and knew what to expect based on decisions  we made.. It IS the petitioners responsibility to adequately explain the terms of the visa to the beneficiary, REGARDLESS OF AGE.  It is also your job to understand those terms and abide to them when you use the visa.

 

I was 23 when I filed for my wifes k1.  I was a fulltime student, fulltime job, and a part time job (lyft, sometimes fulltime).  I had no excuse to not research about my wifes visa options.

 

If your AOS is denied based on the paid work... your wife can file for the cr1 visa after you return to your home country... MAKE SURE YOU RESEARCH.

 

Immigration is hard, it's harder if you dont research.

 

 

I wish you and your wife the best of luck on this journey.

Edited by Russel1995

NOTE: Black & Bold = Visa Related

 

02/16/2018: Met online on a mobile game called Guns of Glory

10/03/2018: I129f sent

10/05/2018: NOA1

02/26/2019: NOA2 

03/19/2019: NVC received

03/22/2019: NVC case # assigned

04/02/2019: Consulate received

08/21/2019: Medical - passed on vaccines so insurance can be used in the USA.

08/22/2019: ASC

08/27/2019: Interview -APPROVED!!!

09/11/2019: Entered USA through Chicago O'hare

09/20/2019: Married

10/09/2019: Filed AOS

11/12/2019: Biometric appointment

12/13/2019: RFE (birth certificate)

 

 

Total time spent together before K1 interview: 65 days.

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