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[SteveInBostonI130 3,432]

9 hours ago, 98obs said:

No, because the marriage was still under 2 years before she arrived and received her green card so it’s conditional for 2 years after date of arrival.  10 year GC is if the marriage is over two years before arrival and receiving GC. I got lucky on that one.

 

According to your original post:

12 hours ago, 98obs said:

Hello 

Here is another case of the good ol exchange between a heart and a green card. Quick run down, we started dating 11/20, we married in her country 9/21,  I filed i130 11/21, i130 approved 3/24. Her 2 year conditional GC received 5/01/24, Her entry into the US 5/01/24.

 

Marriage:             Sept 2021

I-130 Approved:  March 2024

US Entry:             May 2024

 

From the above dates, you were married 2 yrs and 8 months.  She should have received a 10 year greencard.

[Marieke H 2,496]

10 hours ago, OldUser said:

This has low value as evidence in my opinion. Did you ever ask why she was unenthusiastic? How long was the flight? Was she flying super economy? Did she have annoying passengers the entire flight? Did she have to travel far to the airport? Was the immigration line long? Was she sad leaving her home? Was she sick, tired or on her period? Did you have an argument before she flew? There's many reasons why she could have been unexcited.

I agree; while there may be some other evidence that can support the claim of fraud, the video does not mean much. I remember arriving in the US after a long flight. Yes, I was happy to see my husband. But I was also exhausted from the flight and the emotional rollercoaster of saying goodbye to my friends and family and getting rid of most of my belongings. I was happy to arrive, but also sad to have left what had been my home for 34 years. It definitely was not an arrival as you see in movies... 🤣

[Bethie 102]

Im sorry for you, good information given to you, but also Change the locks!!!!

 

[98obs 0]

On 9/24/2024 at 7:12 AM, SteveInBostonI130 said:

 

According to your original post:

 

Marriage:             Sept 2021

I-130 Approved:  March 2024

US Entry:             May 2024

 

From the above dates, you were married 2 yrs and 8 months.  She should have received a 10 year greencard.

My mistake, I got the year wrong. 
I married in 9/22. Applied for the i130 11/22. I130 approved 3/24. Date of entry 5/24. 

[98obs 0]

On 9/24/2024 at 6:51 AM, mam521 said:

To @Boiler's point, if you married in September of 2021, she should have received a 10 year greencard.  If she received a 2 year, it is likely in error.  You should probably verify.  

My mistake, married in 9/22. Filed for i130 11/22. I130 approved 3/24. Date of entry 5/24.