godspeed
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tax requirements for embassy interview
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I have tax transcripts for 2021, 2022, 2023 but haven't received all my documents yet to be able to file the 2024 taxes yet My wife will have her embassy interview on 2-12 Will my W2s be enough to satisfy the requirements for 2024?
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Length of validity of SLEC medical exam (Philippines)
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Length of validity of SLEC medical exam (Philippines)
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why might the embassy give less than 6 months? (I’m guessing they are going by 6 months from the date of the medical exam)?? -
My wife was told at SLEC that immigration may not honor the validity of the medical through the 6 month period and that it’s risky to try to leave the Philippines close to the expiration date. aren’t they legally obligated to honor the medical exam clearance for 6 months? can immigration at the airport decide arbitrarily how long her medical exam is good for?
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TannerH reacted to a post in a topic:
USCIS has no competition and no legal requirement to do their job efficiently and in a timely manner
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seeing the bigger picture is key to understanding the events leading to the problems faced by these people who created those war zones and is now using those refugees to further reset and break down the systems they want to change by force?
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https://justthenews.com/events/obama-bush-and-clinton-start-non-governmental-organization-fly-migrants-across-us
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godspeed reacted to a post in a topic:
Utah County Proxy (Zoom) wedding
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I wonder if it really matters unless you intend to live in the Philippines - because if you are divorced in the US where marriage occurred maybe you would be able to remarry in the US regardless of the PH government - I’m not looking to divorce or expecting a bad spouse but it’s good to make this known for the process.
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So here’s a question related to this process; if you file a ROM for a US marriage does a US divorce also dissolve a PH marriage? what if your partner cheats or becomes abusive - it would be a real drag to have to go there to the PH to try to get an annulment to get away from that…
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https://www.naturalnews.com/2023-04-17-biden-grant-illegal-aliens-free-government-healthcare.html
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Lemonslice reacted to a post in a topic:
USCIS has no competition and no legal requirement to do their job efficiently and in a timely manner
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I’m wasting my time here I’ll just have to get a petition ready for people to sign I guess…. I’m hoping to get some good ideas and input on how to make things better and get the ball rolling
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The CFO may have some good intentions but it’s way too nosy and what kind of people want to work those jobs and who watches over them?
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they could also walk in and steal your info… Have you ever paid for a copy of your documents? I’m sure you have… get lost ya like jumping through BS hoops and defending stupid for no brownie points?
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Caligirl1 reacted to a post in a topic:
USCIS has no competition and no legal requirement to do their job efficiently and in a timely manner
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Caligirl1 reacted to a post in a topic:
USCIS has no competition and no legal requirement to do their job efficiently and in a timely manner
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MarJhi reacted to a post in a topic:
USCIS has no competition and no legal requirement to do their job efficiently and in a timely manner
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What would be helpful is developing petitions to police the USCIS through congressional laws as well as ideas about how it could be improved - for example ; Online databases of information to be verified rather than making people pay ridiculous fees to print out documents to send from one department to another…
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People have a normalcy bias and like to be teacher’s pet.. that’s why they defend gross inadequacies in their governments - which only serves their egotism not improvements for the species
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Caligirl1 reacted to a post in a topic:
USCIS has no competition and no legal requirement to do their job efficiently and in a timely manner
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they make you wait how long to get that authorized? and how does that compare to just waiting for the AOS to process? how much do you lose per month not being able to work and how does it affect a human being on a psychological level?
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k1 or CR1 both are garbage processes, and why do things like this suck? because people put up with it like sheeple as they have been taught to do in public schools don't make excuses for them..