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Ani2

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    Illinois

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    Bosnia-Herzegovina

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  1. She is pregnant now and not looking for a job. So she is not desperate to get her green card. It’s only the incident that happened and her name on police report that makes her worried. That’s all. Thanks for your input
  2. Makes sense. Thank for your input
  3. Yea it says 23 months, I see it now. Hopefully she will hear something soon. She wouldn’t be worried if this incident didn’t happen. That’s why I wanted to check if anyone ever requested FOIA and how does that look like, what does FOIA reveal, and is it helpful at all so she can get a peace of mind.
  4. Chicago field office. When the cops arrived to the incident, they wrote a report. Now her name is on it and she is worried if that is going cause any problems. So I am not sure if FOIA request can be helpful to show if there is something that she needs know about.
  5. It’s been 1.5 year since she submitted I-485. She had a situation with her husband’s ex girlfriend 8 months ago. The cops were involved. No one got arrested.
  6. Oh sorry, I didn’t notice that. Thanks for moving it.
  7. What forum could she go to ask this question? Would you happen to know?
  8. She came on tourist visa and got married 5 months later. So she filled I-485 through marriage.
  9. Hi everyone, I am writing on behalf of my friend whose I-485 is pending for while now. She wants to apply for FOIA to see if there is anything that is causing this delay. Do you guys think that FOIA would be any helpful? Thanks
  10. Looks like the arranged marriages are very common in your country. So from that aspect it does make sense that didn’t date and couldn’t provide evidence of dating because it never happened. Definitely make sure to elaborate that. Do you have any relatives that live in the US that could write an affidavit? I am an expert but I don’t really see an issue here. You have a child with your ex. A child is one of the strongest evidence that you can provide. From my perspective, you shouldn’t have any issues. If I was you, I would at least have a consultation with a lawyer or hire a lawyer if you can afford one , just to be on the safe side. Not an expert **
  11. I also kinda got confused with that, like what does the passport appointment have to do with anything! Thanks for your response
  12. 1.Marriage certificate- Bring the copy if you don’t have the original. 2.Marriage album- Print everything you have, even pictures from the period you dated your ex wife. 3.Child support- Just print the evidence of payments, does your child have your last name ? 4.Marriage invite card- Sure, print that too if you have it. 5.Emails, texts- print everything you have while you were dating, during marriage, I guess you can print and after marriage just to explain what was the cause of divorce. In my case the officer did ask me for the reason of my divorce. Did you travel while being married? Flight tickets, stamps on passport, hotel bookings all of that can be helpful. Affidavits from your family, her family if possible, your mutual friends as well. You can find examples of affidavits on this site.
  13. It makes sense. I got worried for no reason. It makes sense. I got worried for no reason.
  14. Agree. Have your I-751 resolved first just to be on the safe side by raising any red flags on your case. Good luck
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