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davidvs

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  1. I don't want to violate the TOS here so I won't disagree with you... OP, speak to a lawyer and let them know all the facts...
  2. I have no personal experience, but I strongly advise against this. I think most others here will agree with me.
  3. If you are contemplating getting married, look into adjusting status as a spouse of a USC. DO NOT GET MARRIED JUST TO GET A GREEN CARD I would imagine there would be a lot of scrutiny involved since your AOS through your father is going to be denied.
  4. You are right that it's not an immigration issue. However... The company I work for recently found out that a $90K salary Customer Service Manager working remote was working a second full time job. Actually, it was the other company that found out and contacted our HR department... Guess how many jobs she had the next day? Yup, none. This is the typical outcome with these situations. The assumption is that they are not dedicating the appropriate amount of time to either job since both companies likely operate during "normal" business hours. This is very different than a full time professional moonlighting on the weekends as a bartender. I'm not judging, just trying to give good advice.
  5. If either company is expecting you to work a full 40 hour week, they will not look kindly on you having a separate full time job regardless of them being in different industries. You are putting both jobs at risk by doing this.
  6. Agreed, the way I read it was that her expectation in the relationship was that they would be living in her home country and that a move to the US came up after the marriage occured.
  7. If you are that terrified about your wonderful wife ruining your life, maybe you should not have gotten married.
  8. Think of it this way... if you were to have a religious ceremony, would you be free to have a religious ceremony with anyone else? I assume the answer is no. The K-1 requires you are "free to marry" therefore, since you would not be free to marry, you would not be eligible for the K1 visa. Simply put, don't do it.
  9. We just walked out USCIS Office, explained to her what i told everyone here, we gave her a letter withdrawing form i 485, then gave us a letter explaining the refund process, also gave her the new form i-824, reviewed it and sealed it, gave us a letter that they have the form and said just wait for letter in the mail for interview date. It does not work like that... File will now need to be transferred to NVC (+/- 1 year) then beneficiary/petitioner will need to complete personal and financial info, which will get them documentary qualified (DQ) (several weeks to months) then NVC will send to Manila for scheduling an interview (no idea what the wait time is for Manila).
  10. FYI.. I-824 took us well over a year to get processed and probably another 3 months to have the file actually sent to NVC. You will be waiting a long time.
  11. The only time my wife and I wear our rings is when we are going out to a party or a special dinner. No one will question why you don't have a ring on. You have nothing to worry about.
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