cdfgh8643@terra.com wrote:
> First, I am sorry this situation happened to you and your wife.I
> understand exactly what you said.
Since you understand what he said, can you explain what he meant by
, "we met through someone but she presented the case that she was
contacted to help me
found a wife to bring me to US and she later turned to be"?
It happened with
> my wife too,so you are not alone. Your wife has rights in this
> country,since she was pregnant.That is the ultimate proof
> of legality of a marriage.
No, prgenancy is not the ultimate proof
> In my wife case,she came here legally,she married me legally and live
> together too.Despite of this,there are still
> people looking for trouble to make our life harder.
> During the interview,the INS officer in Reno was openly rude and
> threaten to deport her with no reason
> nor provocation.
That's not logical. Why would he threaten to deport her?
Are you suggesting that out of the bluw, he suddenly announced that he
thought she should be deported? Did you hear this?
> My wife is so emotionally affected that she wants to return to her
> country as soon as possible.
> I hate to say it but I need her more than she needs me.
>
>
> Now,I advise you to hire a super expert inmigration lawyer to fight
> your case or move out to another country
> as expat to a more inmigrant -friendly nation.
>
We have never had a lawyer involved in any of our immigration processes
and they have all gone smoothly. I have yet to even meet someone at
Immigration that has been even remotely as you have described. If they
were, they wouldn't last long. |