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23 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

I guess questions are"

1.  Can u afford to buy the plane ticket?

2.  does she even talk to u now or has blocked u?

3.  do u have a place to go if she doesn't allow u to stay with her?

4.  can u change the address for delivery of green card at POE so u get the card as otherwise green card will go to her address?

I can afford to buy tickets in two weeks time

She still talks to me, but she said she doesn't want me to come and will mail the embassy about her decision

Yes I have a place to go

And last question. Yes

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46 minutes ago, Josh or said:

 

She still talks to me, but she said she doesn't want me to come and will mail the embassy about her decision

 

If she doesn't want you to come, stay home. 

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3 hours ago, African Zealot said:

Although long term that would be cheaper and skip some steps in the stressful immigration journey, in this case I don’t support waiting one second more than necessary.

Agree.....I was giving the wife the benefit of a doubt....but I agree with you...

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2 hours ago, Josh or said:

I can afford to buy tickets in two weeks time

She still talks to me, but she said she doesn't want me to come and will mail the embassy about her decision

Yes I have a place to go

And last question. Yes

 

What is the reason she's giving? Honestly, "don't come anymore" isn't a reason. 

I am sure there is a specific reason as to why she doesn't want you to come anymore. If you caused it, I see no reason for you to fight to immigrate. If it's on her, then ethically, you can. 

 

We're only hearing your side of the story here. If you could be bold enough and honestly tell us the reason why she doesn't want you to come, then we can have a broader picture on what's best course of action. 

 

Or tell her to join VJ.

 

P.S: In your initial post, you said "she wants to go separate ways because you're coming too soon." Now it has changed to "she doesn't want me to come anymore." Honestly, who would want to divorce because their husband is coming home "earlier than planned"? Infact, she should be happy.

 

Unfortunately, I'm not buying this story. Sorry. I'm out!

 

Sorry @Mike E I had to borrow your phrase for today. You can have it tomorrow. 😁

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Immigration journey is not: fast, for the faint at heart, easy, cheap, for the impatient nor right away. If more than 50% of this applies to you, best get off the bus.

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3 hours ago, Josh or said:

I can afford to buy tickets in two weeks time

 

It might be too late for you. If you need to see a loan shark, and get money to leave tomorrow, do it. Your predicament is dire.

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4 hours ago, HarryWL said:

 

Sadly once you leave America and travel more, this statement loses its foundation. 

True dat. I understated. America is the most advanced country on the planet currently and in all history of the planet.  And I’ve been to over 50 countries. Including yours. 

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If it were me I would be borrowing money for the ticket from every family member and friend possible. Two weeks from now will be too late. Please keep us updated with the outcome.


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On 7/10/2022 at 9:42 PM, Josh or said:

And after my arrival if she didn't want things work out I can still  find my way around in the USA, 

Your visa and future green card is based entirely on a bonafide marriage.  You are standing on shaky ground here with marriage fraud.

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4 hours ago, Jorgedig said:

Your visa and future green card is based entirely on a bonafide marriage.  You are standing on shaky ground here with marriage fraud.

But seriously this is lack of thinking. He should be typing this while in the US

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