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I 864 is a Federal issue Divorce is a State issue I 864 has no 10 year limitation I do not live in California and I know things can be pretty crazy there and I can only assume that as part of the Divorce settlement you agreed to pay her a capital sum and an amount per month. It seems you can afford to pay her so maybe no big issue but it seems from what you said you have paid no attention to what you signed, the I 864, and not a lot of attention as to what you agreed to in your divorce settlement. As mentioned before I have certainly seen the I 864 used by the immigrant spouse but not with such a cash settlement and normally the excuse for not being able to Mitigate, an important term, because of inability to work which does not seem the case here. So to answer your question this is nothing to do with the I 864, nothing to do with the Federal Government, something you agreed to as part of a divorce settlement, whether it makes financial sense, I suppose it could.

I got quoted back in French, that does.

My first impression is that you were hosed. And you used a Divorce Lawyer?

ANy thoughts on Maybelline? They seem to be going after the more hirsute ladies.

Maybe if there is a lot of children, and I mean a lot.

Nothing is mandated from the I 864. And if it was it would not be 4k.

Living for free, through the Divorce agreement? Really a Divorce Lawyer question.

Force someone to Naturalise, strong No.

About 16?

I would not say support, now the I 864 has been used in Divorce settlements but they seem to be beyond this. I have not seen a case reopened but not saying it could not.

She has to qualify for 40 quarters. Work is one way. She may get quarters based on your contributions etc. Best bet is to read the I 864 you signed.

Very odd, may be a function of how hard you look?

There is no 10 year limit. Now she could die or leave the country. Remarry sounds more like a divorce obligation issue.

When this popped up I thought this was the Groping rule in Ecu.

August comes in 1st August

Hmm well it will be the daughter of a LPR not USC, so many variables, at the moment F2a is backlogged a couple of years and I have no clue what the position will be when your Mother files well I do not know how long your Mothers case will take, depends on the Regional Office. I could see she may age out into the over 21 category, might well come down to if she just turned 18 or nearly 19. Now people will have their opinions but if she goes to F2b and depending on the Country could be a very long wait.

What sort of case?

No You can petition her but there is a very long want so she can not stay and adjust. Now your Mother can petition her as well when she adjusts but that is still a wait but not as long. I assume she is not married.

My French has improved no end. He? Or is that a she, not that it matters. So is she younger than you? How did you meet?

To go back to the original question it is much better to marry and file the I 130. Is your GF also of Senegalese origin?

I thought it was still free?

Can we have a shout out for all the Guys who never knew?

There are 2 children? Anyway when she goes to the interview she will be denied for illegal presence and be given to file the I 601 waiver package. You know she will need a waiver so that can be prepped in advance. Any other issues?

You can not do anything until you Naturalise, and this a long time away.