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  1. JeanneAdil
    In Georgia, edibles that contain weed (THC) are a felony offense. Even if you bought the edible legally in another state, you cannot possess it in Georgia.Aug 3, 2022 Danger is where she bought it as its illegal in Georgia and if not from a legal dispensor (we have them in TN) , it could be laced with something she doesn't know about/buying from a friend or under the table WOW we lost too many people that way. Fentanyl and other drugs used to lace marijuana can cause changes in one's breathing pattern or heart rate. Many people who smoke laced pot are likely to suffer from irregular or rapid heartbeat and an increase in blood pressure. Chronic drug use may lead to cardiac damage, lung disease, and even death. The above is what u need to be concerned about as no police followed the ambulance /n top of they would be more interested in where the edible came from as they only try to protect people from the above
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    where was he before that ? was he born in USA?
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    what is your PD date there is no timeline so makes it hard as some countries take longer than others but the March bullentin is as follows Family- Sponsored All Chargeability Areas Except Those Listed CHINA-mainland born INDIA MEXICO PHILIPPINES F1 01DEC14 01DEC14 01DEC14 01APR01 01MAR12 F2A C C C C C F2B 22SEP15 22SEP15 22SEP15 01JUN01 22OCT11 F3 22NOV08 22NOV08 22NOV08 01NOV97 08JUN02 F4 22MAR07 22MAR07 15SEP05 01AUG00 22AUG02 immigration constantly checks cases to make sure the person(s) still qualify for said visa and computer (soft touch) which will generate a update although nothing happens A hard touch can be a document like a security check came in to immigration and then an email is sent out to say "check CEAC"
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    USC should still do iRS tax returns this will be requested by NVC at that stage/if not US income , USC will need a joint sponsor if u r the USC, u have him fill out the W7 to add to your returns confused? he sends u money who is USC? do u live in Brazil together now? most do not have to prove commingling of finances/u need to show time spent together-/ a real relationship Relax-u are overthinking the commingling part USC needs US residency US income or promise of a job when USC returns home a joint sponsor lined up that is willing to do and sign a I 864 and provide his/her IRS transcripts
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    What country? There must have been red flag issues that concerned the CO like travel history of the intending immigrant Requested information includes full 15-year histories for residential addresses; all travel and how it was funded; employment history; passports & countries of citizenship; and names and birthdates for all siblings, children, and spouses/domestic partners. In addition, it request all social media accounts and email addresses (including user names) for the past 5 years. The form also contains questions that lead back to the Cold War-era concerns relating to jobs or education that have to do with technology, science, or military experience that could raise a red flag. Type ds 5535 in the above search box and bring up the experience others have had or are having
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    she says they live together and then says "he sends me money" post is confusing
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    and we have civil courts that allow anyone to sue
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    by your own words a new application would probably get denied lease on apartment is not strong ties like owning a house/leases can be broken have to care for father's business as he is ill but u can leave it to travel??? kids can't get a passport has no bearing bf has no confidence in visa thing and wants to give up/getting a tourist visa won't help
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    you need to file I 130 with necessary evidence for your wife its a separate case
  10. JeanneAdil
    Because the last increase they asked for was stopped by the court BTW some of your fees pays for part of the ICE budget and we have over 11 million illegals we paying for
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    it can happen and probably has it's not something the government talks about but the I 864 gives them the right
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    Yes, many have gone thru this some respond /some USC's give up the USC has to follow the notice to respond to the NOIR within a given timeframe / if the USC does not respond with REAL PROOFS that the CO's issues are not so and i mean real proofs -not a say so thing-, the petition will be revoked and visa application denied A Notice of Intent to Revoke (NOIR) is a communication sent by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services to a petitioner about a previously approved petition, telling him or her that the USCIS intends to revoke the petition, along with the reasons for revocation, and giving the petitioner a fixed amount of time to respond
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    Assuming u filed MFJ, her name would be on tax returns so they want to know who contributed and amount of income from both hers will be 0 but her name on tax transcripts requires her to do the I 864a
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    not required https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/Diversity-Visa/dv-supplemental/RGA%20-%20Riga.pdf
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    its far cheaper to make an agreement as California suggests as he could end up paying for 2 lawyers (his and hers) lived there long time ago and saw this happen
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    Print out the info on the following site and give it to him he has to follow 5 year rule https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/guides/chapter4.pdf If you are at least 18 years old and: Have been a Permanent Resident for the past 5 years and have no special circumstances. Note: Over 90% of applicants fall into this category. If you are at least 18 years old and: Are currently married to and living with a U.S. citizen; and Have been married to and living with that same U.S. citizen for the past 3 years; and Your spouse has been a U.S. citizen for the past 3 years.
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    yeah, and let her claim monetary assistance, housing and medicaid and your I 864 will kick in for government to get the funds reimbursed to them
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    its California -the most woman friendly state in the union and they determine financial responsiblity according to assets and who earned what and how much if one of you earned far more income than the other, or if one of you was financially dependent on the other for most of your marriage, spousal support is likely to be an element of your final divorce order. This is money paid to a lower-earning spouse to help them adjust to life after
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    California u need to read the following site https://www.mccunnlaw.com/is-it-always-50-50-a-divorce-california/#:~:text=Many people assume that property,property is exempt from division. Any divorce in California requires the spouses to submit respective financial disclosure statements. These are packets of financial records that will clearly outline each spouse’s separate property as well as the marital property owned by both spouses. Before anything is divided, the court will need to review the couple’s financial records, verifying that both parties have submitted complete and accurate records and addressing any discrepancies. Property division is only one financial aspect of your divorce you must address. You and your spouse must also be prepared to resolve potential long-term financial arrangements between the two of you. For example, if one of you earned far more income than the other, or if one of you was financially dependent on the other for most of your marriage, spousal support is likely to be an element of your final divorce order. This is money paid to a lower-earning spouse to help them adjust to life after divorce.
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    you can try to call USCIS but getting thru to anyone who can actually help u is about impossible U need Tier 2 person u have to take full responsibility for the I 129 that u signed
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    the entire packet goes to the embassy the CO will review the petition with all accompanied evidence originals like Birth certificates, etc are given back to the immigrant at interiew UNLESS CO needs additional evidence and keeps the documents till all documents are reviewed Just saying its hard for USCIS to imput photos into USCIS computers /its the way we sent things back in 2009 but now they are far more computerized and it is very very important to tell us which country //embassy as there are some country specific documents needed
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    If money is an issue, don't do K1 /its far more expensive than the CR1 At current time the AOS process after US marriage is $1225 but USCIS has proposed that to increase to $2820
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    you are overthinking this commingling of finances is not needed unless immigration feels the marriage is suspect he can add u to his tax return with a W7 and supporting evidence /that will help show marriage is real
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    Like Chancy says USCIS site says too The NVC will mail you a letter when it sends your fiancé(e) case to the U.S. Embassy or Consulate. Once you receive this letter, inform your fiancé(e) to take the below-listed actions to apply for a K-1 visa and prepare for the interview.
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    Depends very much on the country/CO usually do not look at evidence bought to interview and for high fraud countries , photos are a plus go to office depot with some photos and ask them to put on 8 x 11 sheet OR fiancee can take to interview we don't know your country as there is no info on profile
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