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Lemonslice

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  1. It makes no sense, but it doesn't really matter - the visa would still be issued in the name in her passport. Just make sure you list all names used when required (USCIS forms, police certificate, etc.).
  2. Visa will be issued in the name printed in her passport. If her passport is still in her married name, she should update it prior to her interview.
  3. 5. Read the instructions to Remove conditions (in two years). Get a box and set up a folder on the computer. Save all evidence pieces as you go.
  4. Health insurance, will, living wills? Beneficiary on each other's investment accounts?
  5. This thread is still a good read in situations where employers are being obtuse. https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/551366-discrimination-ead-card/
  6. Let's say my names as listed on my birth certificate are: Anna Maria Josetta Christina José SMITH (real name is even longer...) My passport is: Anna SMITH I filled everything with Anna SMITH, and listed Anna Maria Josetta Christina José SMITH in other names used, on the USCIS Forms and to request my police certificate. Of note, I didn't want to end up with a green card listing names I'm not using (and severely over the characters limit)
  7. I filled the forms with my usual name, and only listed the extra names in other names used. Did that for USCIS forms and police certificate.
  8. I'm in a similar situation. I have 5 first names, only one is listed in my passport (the passport I used to get my visa), and I can't see myself having used the other names on my marriage certificate (I never use the other names) - it was never even discussed at the interview. If you want your middle name listed on your green card, you'll have to update your passport. If you do not mind using only the names in your passport, it's a non issue. Just don't forget to disclose it in other names used, when requested.
  9. I'm so happy about the logic it thought me. Oh well... Got to go with the times!
  10. MS-DOS forever c:\ my heart goes to you Stop the bloatware. (jk XP was ok too) Also, I'm on mobile Firefox and no issues on the frontpage noticed
  11. Community clinic, or social worker, might also have lists of local services/assistance available.
  12. Never heard of MDsave.com. Thanks for sharing. We are lucky to have incredible coverage, so I'm not aware of how to get discounts, but yeah... Reading the explanation of benefits statements, it all looks so fraudulent. It's hard to believe that you can get care, and no one will tell you exactly what the cost will be (which, again, very luckily, does not matter in my situation, but I think I would need to see a doctor for the stress otherwise...)
  13. I'm sorry about the miscarriage, please take care of each other too... "healthcare sharing ministry" They're kind of a scam. https://youtu.be/oFetFqrVBNc You might benefit from real insurance, look at the connector for your state. I don't know enough to help with Medicaid. Alternatively, if you prefer to move back home, you could look at how long you need to be in your province of origin to get covered again. Mine is 3 months, in most circumstances.
  14. Maybe look up where to escalate by searching the state name and death certificate correction/vital records for state name + correction, or ombudsman. I'm not sure what the embassy could do. Sorry I can't help more.
  15. IRS has very specific rules on who you can claim as dependents: https://www.irs.gov/help/ita/whom-may-i-claim-as-a-dependent
  16. I wish my next flight through Pearson will work in a way where there's no CBSA interaction. Fingers crossed.
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