Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / December 2006

I want to share our experience of receiving multiple A numbers for an
individual from the USCIS.
My wife received an A number from USCIS when she received her H1B visa
several years ago.

hi
am new in this forum but i have book marked it since its  like my lawyer ..lol
I  filed for my renewal of my green card after two years  today to the texas service center   my card was to expire in jan 07 12 to be presice.  I darn sure am within the 90 days period  !
this ...

the interview went smooth. I did not have my birth cert, so he ask me
to send it back. I did. No reply, after 2 months went into infopass,
and he told me that wait for us to reply to you (not status yet known).
I look online at:

10 year Green Card arrived in the mail today.
All I have to do is pass a drive test, get citizenship in 3 years. But I'm
beginning to feel I belong here. :-)
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does anyone know how to document the 2-year home country physical
residence to proof that you indeed fullfill the J-1 2-year requirement?
thanks a lot

I just received my new 10yr GC.  What do I do with my old expired GC?
At my last re-entry into the US, the officer at the POE told me that
once I get my new GC I should hand-in/send the old one as otherwise it
will be marked as lost/stolen and I may have problems.

hi, thanks a lot for this forum, I have a very practical question:
if you have to go back to your home country for 2-years due to J-1
requirement, and your USC spouse is still in US, how should you deal
with address issues related to MVA, bank, credit cards etc???...

Hello, I just heard about someone who has overstayed from visa waiver by
a really long time and is now planning to get married.  I know overstays
are forgiven when you get married to a US citizen, but does a long
overstay give them a reason to deny Adjustment of Status?  And what

I am a USC and have filed my petition for a K1 for my Thai fiancee to
come to the USA.  We are hoping for USCIS approval sometime in this
decade and are looking towards the next step - the dreaded interview
at the embassy in Bangkok.   Does any  one have any recent experience

Hi people, boy am i glad i found these forums!
Heres the deal, I am a UK citizen and live in London with my American
wife who is now also a UK citizen, we have lived here and been married
just over 3 years. However she has to move back to America for a while

Whoever got an email on 12/07/06 saying that new card has been
ordered/produced, please let everyone know when the actual card is
received by mail:) (it says allow 30 days, so hopefully it'll be within
30 days:))

Hi everyone, I have two questions today.  First one: is it right that
all denied I-751 cases will end up in removal proceedings? or just the
fraud cases?  I asked such question because my I751 case just got denied
due to abandonment.  I just found out that I missed the interview ...

My wife came to the US on an F1 visa in 2004.  She married me (a US
citizen) this year (2006) but we haven't filed for AOS yet.  We are
worried what will happen to her status if her AOS is denied.  She has
remained legal throughout her stay here, but we have read about too

I have a question. I have been married to my husband (U.S. Citizen) for
4 1/2 years. I got my 10 years' green card last year. However, marriage
doesn't work out well. He and I have lived separated now. Most probably,
we will get divorce soon. I know that I have to wait for 5 ...

I just filed my wife's I-751.  She is currently in Japan helping her
mom through chemotherapy.  She is ready to come back at a moment's
notice to take care of immigration issues.  I know that she'll have to
come back for a biometrics appointment at some point, but I was