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yuna628 last won the day on August 23 2019

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    My husband and I met for the first time on NYE '03, though we had known each other for longer than that. In 2009 he popped the question, but we waited until 2014 to file for our K1 visa. We were finally approved in 2015, and married on Sept 30th, 2015. He became a US citizen October 19th, 2023.

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  1. Also just pointing out, that your future spouse will need to come to terms with any marijuana use if she does eventually enter the US. It does not matter if marijuana is legalized in the state where you might reside or if you travel to one where it might be legal. It is still federally illegal, and thus any use could put her status in the US in jeopardy. Stress is a big part of life unfortunately, so finding assistance to deal with it different is important for her future health and status.
  2. Agree with the above, but just to add do you have any student loans? If you do welcome to the sweet fresh hell only the SLC can provide to your life. You'll need to follow the procedure of notifying them, and then notifying them again when you are employed, sending them pay stubs every year for a reassessment, and then paying every month. If would also be advisable to keep a UK bank account if you do have a loan.
  3. The limp was observed on the house camera of him walking toward the college... which is odd to me because supposedly he drove his fancy car there. You can see on the college cam that something might possibly be jammed all the way down his right pant leg. It looks like based on the mom's pages all of her boys were well trained in using all sorts of weapons from a very early age. Kind of a common trend with these types of shooters. Also it kind of now sounds like his father wasn't entirely going to turn the son in. It was the pastor that did the right thing. There was also a friend that was supposedly asked by the shooter to get his gun for him. I guess that friend also wasn't interested in contacting the police...
  4. My mother did not participate in this study. 😉 But we all don't fall into little neat checkboxes.
  5. From what I can piece together - looks like his mother is making attempts at scrubbing pages. Straight laced conservative family, she's very much all into being a "boy mom". He seemed educationally bright probably a lot of expectations on him. Can't say what he was involved in (I can imagine we're going to find out some activities online), but all the boys seemed to be experienced with guns and shooting. Everyone thinks Kirk's been killed by a person that hated him, and that may well be. But it could actually be for a completely different reason. We often forget how many have been murdered for a whole host of strange reasons. A good deal online still don't even believe this is the guy in favor of other suspects. No doubt in my mind Kirk died pretty instantly. Which made comments from people like Glen Beck at the time (who was trying to convince people he was just fine and stable), kinda gross and unsound.
  6. It's a Mauser is what was floated around this morning. Just a question for those that are familiar with firearms. How skilled would you have to be with this rifle to pull this off at that distance? There is a TMZ video showing the individual walking around a neighborhood nearby. He's walking very odd, a limp perhaps, or maybe he has the gun strapped under a pants leg. The gun obviously wasn't able to be taken apart, so how did the guy conceal it while walking around campus? Surely he would have had to scope out and plan for multiple scenarios... We also unfortunately seem to be having something happening at the Naval Academy right now.
  7. Unfortunately there is a very graphic up close video being shared online. Based on that video, I do not believe he is alive.. The shot was fired a remarkable distance away and in such a way to ensure maximum effect. Not sure why they grabbed the wrong guy, but I think they need to look for a suspect that's an expert marksman.
  8. They are banned here AND you have to ask someone (if you can find them) for paper bags which you have to pay for. Of course when you have a cart full of groceries trying to estimate how many small paper bags you're going to need is.. interesting..
  9. I rarely go to Home Depot these days, most everything was locked up - even the candy/drinks. We usually go to Lowes, but they also use the same camera technology. Most places do these days. Since we are masked I don't think there's a ton to worry about. There has been a lot of pushback lately about the license plate readers being put up in town though.
  10. Not as of yet, though I've heard musings something may be coming soon. One theory is that this is leaking now in an attempt to stop the administration from repeating this rather dumb idea again. Strange enough though is that this article mentions it was not the first attempt - there was another failed mission during the Bush admin. There were absolutely no details on the nature of that for this story, but I'd sure like to know more.
  11. I'm a bit confused... So when my husband came here we got him his SSN before we married, there was nothing that needed to be verified. I added him to my bank account. He got his own phone plan and added me to it. I added him to my health insurance. I had no credit accounts to speak of, so by the time he was working he was the one getting his first secured credit card and adding *me*. No one, not the bank and certainly not the credit card company ever requested us to verify anything. You have an SSN it's yours and is a valid number. If a credit card company or a bank doesn't want to accept your business, go elsewhere. When we had issues with Chase giving us the runaround and demanding to physically see his SSN we told them to take a hike and got our visa elsewhere.
  12. I thought that, but the NYT is specific that it is not coming from Bolton.
  13. Sharing the CNN article here as the NYT's is paywalled. But the gist of it is that in 2019 we sent Seal Team to North Korea to plant a listening device. It describes the very dangerous mission and how it went completely wrong. It is easy to see how it went wrong and it is strange why no one in charge thought there might be significant risks which could culminate in nuclear war. The men arose out of the water to encounter a fishing boat, and promptly murdered innocent civilians who probably had just witnessed something strange but could have blown our cover. It's unclear how they thought they could accomplish planting the said device, if they had successfully landed, without detection. The NYT's article is gruesome in it's detail and specifics, but is also cautious about what it's revealing - as the information is classified. I wonder whom is spilling this tale? https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/05/politics/north-korea-navy-seal-mission-nyt
  14. Asking people to write essays is a nonsense idea. Becoming an American isn't like writing a thesis to get into college of why you think you should be one. It's not an exclusive club reserved for who writes the best sentences. If you can answer the test questions effectively and pass the other requirements that's all is needed. Do I think that individuals should know a good basis of English? Sure, but I know everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses when it comes to learning languages. It's not like we're requiring potential citizens to take some kind of mandatory language classes. If essay writing becomes a thing I guarantee you will have letters written by other people or worse.. AI. Most Americans cannot answer the 100 questions.... but I made darn sure I drilled them into my husband.
  15. There is a pinned thread about health insurance at the top of this forum section that you may find useful. The simple answer is someone is going to have to pay out of pocket for it. And that is going to be very very expensive. In some states now you cannot 'get' Obamacare until actually having the green card due to ongoing litigation and changes via the current administration.
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