Tahoma

29 minutes ago, Bill & Katya said:

Who told this to then candidate Obama?

Robert Kennedy:

"I see that you're like most Trumpites, a little slow.  That's ok.  I'll slow down for you:

1. Obama didn't need to be told.  

2. He already knew it.  

3. He informed them about what he was going to do.

Wasn't that easy?"

Michael Cohen: "You can't rape your spouse."

July 2015

2 hours ago, ccneat said:

A covefefe of them

Sean Spicer: "That tweet spoke for itself."

2 hours ago, IAMX said:

How many of them also insist Russia hacked the election without proof?

Sean Spicer: "That post spoke for itself."

Buffoons Anonymous: "We hope to welcome Donald Trump into our group before he hits rock bottom."

4 hours ago, eieio said:

 

Some republicans are spineless and cower to the media/democrats.

House Intelligence Committee republicans: "Every single one of us supported the subpoena."

Trump: "Michael is a great guy!  He sues anybody who pisses me off.  I'm going to have him sue the House Intelligence Committee.  When the IRS releases my tax returns to the special counsel, I'm going to tell Michael to sue those people too!"

Robert Kennedy: "Someone please tell Kushner that back channels aren't for circumventing United States intelligence scrutiny."

32 minutes ago, Tahoma said:

Flynn: "Yikes, I really gotta take a leak!"

6 minutes ago, Tahoma said:

Manafort: "America is already great! My book is going to make millions!"

3 minutes ago, Tahoma said:

Carter Page: "Hey, that's a good idea!"

Trump: "Leakers should be locked up!!!"

1 minute ago, Tahoma said:

Manafort: "America is already great! My book is going to make millions!"

Carter Page: "Hey, that's a good idea!"

Manafort: "America is already great! My book is going to make millions!"

Flynn: "Yikes, I really gotta take a leak!"

Trump: "I love leaks, especially Wikileaks.  That was yyuge leak!!!  I leak too, but only to the Russkis.  It makes America great again!!!  I just hope Jerrod doesn't love leaks as much as my staff and I like them."

1 minute ago, Tahoma said:

Obama: "I don't know why Kushner needed to talk to Putin instead of the Ambassador Kysliak.  It must have been pretty important.  It would have been much easier for me in 2008 if there had been an Iranian Ambassador to the United States when I wanted to talk to the Iranians.  But hey, at least I disclosed my contacts on my security-clearance form!"

Kushner: "Do you think Kysliak talks to Putin?  Maybe I should have just talked to Kysliak.  By the way, it's amazing that you remembered to add those little details about the Iranians on your security-clearance form."

Obama: "I don't know why Kushner needed to talk to Putin instead of the Ambassador Kysliak.  It must have been pretty important.  It would have been much easier for me in 2008 if there had been an Iranian Ambassador to the United States when I wanted to talk to the Iranians.  But hey, at least I disclosed my contacts on my security-clearance form!"

59 minutes ago, ccneat said:

With his myriad of phone conversations, asking Kysliak to set up a secure electronic channel on the Russian premise

Kushner: "Stuff like that happens every day.  Anyone can see why I forgot to mention that minor detail."

Kushner: "Please don't pull my security clearance!  When I was filling out those pesky security-clearance forms, I completely forgot about that time I asked the Russian Ambassador if I could set up a cloak and dagger operation through their consulate."

1.  Change the locks.

2.  Remove her from all accounts.

3.  File for divorce.

4.  Don't be alone with her.  Don't answer the door when she knocks.

5.  Send the USCIS a letter telling them that you were scammed.  Don't expect anything from them.

6.  Don't bother with the police.

Hang in there, brother.  Things will get better.

Call the school and ask them.  Or, go to the school and talk to a counselor.  

You will need to have your work permit (EAD) or your green card before you can get a job.  That can easily take six months or more from the time you file to adjust your status.  I don't know how your degree will benefit you in the U.S., but the U.S. is full of opportunities. 

Fortunately, my wife had a nursing degree, passed the NCLEX, and now works as a U.S. nurse.  U.S. nurses are paid much much better than Filipino nurses.  

There is a very good chance that the USCIS will approve your fiance's petition.  For now, it's an agonizing waiting game, but it's worth it.  Once you are finally together, you will have a wonderful new perspective on life!  Best wishes on your visa journey!

I don't believe that you will find a state in which you meet the residency requirements for divorce in the U.S.  Your only alternative may be to get an annulment in the Philippines.  Abandonment is grounds for an annulment in the Philippines.

Keep in mind that you will be required to list your marital status as part of your next petition packet.  If you are still married at that time, you must divulge that fact.  Failure to do so could lead to a ban from the U.S.

OP...Do not allow your wife to make your life miserable.  You need to be proactive in protecting yourself.

1.  Withdraw your affidavit of support immediately.

2.  Move out of your residence and have contact with your wife only through your divorce lawyer.

3.  File for divorce.

Was your fiancee interviewed by both an American and a Filipino?

The document that your fiancee signed, what exactly did it say?

Chinook and I just returned from 'pinas.  We usually fly Seattle/Narita/Manila with Delta.  On this recent trip, we flew Seattle/Inchon with Delta and Inchon/Manila with Korean Airlines.

Korean Airlines had a lot more leg room, comparable to Delta Comfort seats.  The tickets were a lot cheaper too.  We paid a bit over $600 apiece.