Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / October 2006

I am a canadian citizen who just married to USC. I am planning on
filing I130 and I485 (and all other forms.) I am currently on H1B.
However, last time when I exited US to go to Canada, the airline agent
surrendered my I 94. On the way back, the immigration officer said

We filed our I-751 to remove conditions through the Vermont Service
Center in January 2006, then received an RFE requesting further
evidence early in July 2006.  We immediately sent back additional
evidence.  August 14, 2006 we received a notice that our file has been

Hi all,
First, thanks everyone who have shared their experiences here... They are really helpful.
I am married to a USC and about to file I-485 and all those other required forms. However, I have got a couple questions.
1-My wife does not have the enough income to sponsor me. ...

any help would be appreciated.  Our lawyer as of now says that he hasn't
seen a case approved in over 10 years so i just wanted to see if people
actually specialize in these types of things,
thanks in advance

(sorry if you see this twice, I think I posted the first one incorrectly.)
Regarding the affidavits, it says they "must be supported by other types of
evidence listed above".  What does that mean?
In general, would it be sufficient if my neighbor just says she has lived

I said some things on here last night (Friday night) that were totally
inappropriate.
I won't try and excuse or justify some of the things I said - but I
would like to try and explain. I'd had a very rough day at work, and a

Hello Experts:
I've got a question to ask.
I came to the US in MAY 06 on K1 and applied for I-485, work
authorization and advance parole all in mid MAY 06.

I'm Canadian, and my wife is American.  We were married in the USA, and
are now living in Canada.  We've recently been given an appointment for
an I130 interview at the US Embassy in Montreal.  My question is, what
happens after that?  I thought I could apply right away for my SSN ...

I got married to US Citizen in October 2005, it was marriage in good
faith. We filed our papers in August 2006. We have our AOS interview
scheduled on November 6th this year but....
Unfortunately marriage didn't work out and my husbands wants to file for

I filed the I-485 application to adjust status near the end of August
this year, based on marrying my lovely husband in June. I received a
letter about a month ago saying they were transferring it to the
California center for faster processing. I went for fingerprint

I am a British citizen and married a USC 4 years ago. We live in the U.S
but are thinking about moving to Europe, maybe france or italy.
Does anyone know the channels we need to take?
Thanks

..well...I hope so, anyway.
Not too long ago, we received a letter, telling me that my fingerprints
had (apparently) expired.  My wife and I went to the nearest office to
get me fingerprinted again, and when I asked them about this strange

Hi! I've been reading the board and alot of you have really great
advice..
I am a Canadian who married my husband two years ago I have a 2 year
conditional green card. We have been fighting alot and have decided to

Haven't posted here in a while but our experience in Fairfax adjusting
status was so positive that I had to share.
We arrived at 7:45 and our appointment was at 8:15. They opened the door
and we was checked and our appointment letter was viewed and we were

First time posting here, and I am so happy to have come across this website.
Here is my situation, which is probablly common:
I came here legally and inspected in 1999 on F1 visa. I then found a job that sponsored me for an H1-B visa in 2000. However, I was not paid the amoutn ...