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About Maxheadspace

  • Birthday 11/30/1957

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  • Gender
    Male
  • City
    Washington
  • State
    District of Columbia

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  • Immigration Status
    K-1 Visa
  • Place benefits filed at
    Vermont Service Center
  • Local Office
    Washington DC
  • Country
    Philippines
  • Our Story
    +July 2010, started on-line chatting.
    +August 2010, met for first time in Dubai.
    +January 2011, proposed in Doha, Qatar.
    +September 2012, moved back to USA.
    +January 2013, returned to Dubai for vacation and to sign all documents.
    +26 February 2013, completed all paperwork and submitted I-129F.
    +29 February 2013, received NOA1.
    +13 August 2013, received email notice of RFE
    +25 August 2013, called USCIS and complained that RFE not received in mail.
    +30 August 2013, received RFE in mail. They entered bad address the first time!
    +3 September 2013, mailed RFE package overnight express.

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  1.    From_CAN_2_US reacted to a post in a topic: N400: Admitted to Weed during Green Card (was it a crime I was not arrested for?)
  2.    TBoneTX reacted to a post in a topic: N400: Admitted to Weed during Green Card (was it a crime I was not arrested for?)
  3. Maxheadspace
    Slightly different situation here since the OP does not yet have citizenship, but is applying for citizenship. It’s splitting hairs, though, and I agree that having used marijuana more than 20 years ago likely will not impact his/her application.
  4. Maxheadspace
    If you answer “yes” to any of the items you will be given the opportunity to explain the crime. Having used marijuana once more than 20 years ago is not going to raise an eyebrow considering it’s legal in half the states. However, falsifying your application may have dire consequences for you and your citizenship application. I think you know the answer.
  5. Maxheadspace
    Both are major life decisions, child and immigration. If you wait with having a child there's a strong chance you will not be able to conceive. Having a child before you actually travel may add a delay to the process, but you'll still be able to get the visa. That way you have both a child and your visa. Don't wait with having the child.
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