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  1. Rocio0010
    I never said she did. I said "You had to sign it", meaning you should have signed it after reviewing and making sure that the information was all true and correct.
  2. Rocio0010
    So you had time to review it before the interview. You went to the interview knowing that the document was misleading. Your chance was the interview. Go in and say “there are some things about the form that I’ve submitted that I need to correct.” So again, no, you didn’t have to go along with that. Now, onto your question, whether to reapply or not, I wouldn’t unless your ties to home country significantly change, and you’re 100% honest about your trip. And that’s not even a guarantee, since by law DHS has to assume immigrant intent
  3. Rocio0010
    It’s not a joke. You had to sign it and swear that everything you stated in there is truth. You signing something that is not true and giving that information to the government is fraud.
  4. Rocio0010
    No, you did not have to "go along" with that. They have you read and sign the form. That was your chance to correct it. So no, you didn't have to go along with whatever the form said. All you had to do is to either tell the agency to correct it, or get rid of your agency and fill it yourself with nothing but the truth.
  5. Rocio0010
    Oh ####### I hope you didn’t see my messy hair and my chin! In my defense I was getting out of work on Wednesday when I called
  6. Rocio0010
    You're young, of a marrying age, with no property on your name, and not a 9-5 job. On top of that, you have family is in the US. Chances are slim, unless your ties to your home country change drastically.
  7. Rocio0010
    Yet said member doesn’t lurk on many forums. Said member sticks mostly to i-864 and the like. Mike E, Crazy Cat, TIMONA, SalishSea, Family… those ride different buses all across city.
  8. Rocio0010
    I remember thinking “wow, being in VJ jail must be her new hobby!”
  9. Rocio0010
    Ah, I fail that one. I been given a slap in the wrist by Ontarkie. But I’ve been good to ever since
  10. Rocio0010
    Open the doors of the temple for me, your majesty! After all, I’m an ‘Merican now!
  11. Rocio0010
    Excusez moi? Don’t I deserve to be bowed to?
  12. Rocio0010
    Don’t get mad at me, I’m just saying what USCIS says about Nigerian divorce decrees
  13. Rocio0010
    What about your spouses divorce decree? My bet is that they think you’re not genuinely divorced from the first wife. They think your marriage is fake, and that you’ll apply for wife 1 once you’re a citizen
  14. Rocio0010
    Do you know if your divorce decree from Nigeria is genuine? Did you go to court yourself?
  15. Rocio0010
    Thank you, but I’d rather be a mod here
  16. Rocio0010
    And where?
  17. Rocio0010
    Ah now we are talking! is your ex Nigerian?
  18. Rocio0010
    Have you been married before? Has your spouse been married before?
  19. Rocio0010
    @Crazy Cat and @Mike E are both very knowledgeable. @SalishSea tells it like it is
  20. Rocio0010
    What about question 1? Have you ever applied for another visa before?
  21. Rocio0010
    If you had to guess, what's the reason why your case is taking so long? How did you get your green card to being with?
  22. Rocio0010
    USCIS has nothing, zero to do with J1s... Or F1s. It's the Department of State. 1. It's illegal to not grant a J1 due to age... But what's not illegal is employers wanting younger applicants. 2. No
  23. Rocio0010
    Correct. The J1 wasn’t funded by her home country, so her country couldn’t care less if she doesn’t comply with the two year HRR. Possible? Might be. But I doubt it’s because USCIS supersedes what the DOS rules. If it happens, I bet it’s because the left hand doesn’t know what the right one does, meaning USCIS might approve the case by mistake. And then you’d have a big headache in further applications. This is not the only rodeo you’ll have with USCIS.
  24. Rocio0010
    J1s are known for having that requirement. And DoS is very strict and hard on it. I have a friend that had the exact same situation, and she had to go back for two years. I am sure your wife had some training on the assignment she came to do where this was explained. They explain it over and over again. I myself had a J1 years ago, funded by the DoS, so I know... What part of the process are you in right now? You said the interview was waived....
  25. Rocio0010
    Of course you do. Just write N/A in the fields that don't apply to you.
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