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  1. Randy W
    Jiaying and I ALWAYS include the 'de'
  2. Randy W
    The pinyin for the (google's) Chinese characters is "wo de qi zi shi zhong guo ren" ººÓï is "han yu"
  3. Randy W
    File NOW, and then become a US citizen. He'll be able to come in around 5 years from the date you file. I'm assuming you're an LPR (green card)
  4. Randy W
    October
  5. Randy W
    It's a day trip from Guilin. This is what it was like the day we were there (cloudy) http://i31.tinypic.com/2nl9vmq.jpg The dams are made out of something with a texture between papier mache and concrete
  6. Randy W
    Thanks, Roger, but we may have to give up on you in the Gallery until we can get a technician up your way
  7. Randy W
    Yes, you can. File the I-130 - processing time should be fairly quick (less than a year), assuming he/she is under 21
  8. Randy W
    Yes - the last 3 characters of Google's are "Zhong Guo Ren" Google's translator is at http://translate.google.com/translate_t It and Babble-fish are almost exactly the same - very few differences.
  9. Randy W
    What you could have done, is to have waited until March 2008 to apply for AOS. You could then have skipped the 2 year card, and gone directly to the 10 (this happens even when submitting the I-485). Actually, as long as your AOS application is approved AFTER your 2nd anniversary, it will be a 10 year card. But to answer your question, yes you are right - you must now wait until 90 days before the 2 year card's expiration to apply to remove conditions.
  10. Randy W
    I had the same question, since the INA Sction 245 reads But it's true. You do get the 10 year green card if your marriage is over 2 years old. No, I haven't found the law, either.
  11. Randy W
    One for each application - AOS, EAD, and AP - and separate each application with a manila folder, tabs, or whatever.
  12. Randy W
    It's a British tabloid - the real point of the article: British arrogance
  13. Randy W
    Kami kaze, of couse, is "divine wind" in Japanese
  14. Randy W
    But would she be able to use it?
  15. Randy W
    If it's been less than a year since your wife arrived in the US, he can get a K-2 fairly easily. I don't think there's any problem with abandoning it without filing for AOS. If it's been more than a year, you can file an I-130 for your step-child ("child for immigration purposes"), which would result in a green card when he arrives. Abandoning the green card by returning to China might affect his future immigration prospects. There is a pinned topic on Visitor's Visas for relatives. Check it out
  16. Randy W
    The first olympic torch relay, for the 1936 Berlin Olympics, followed a route which took it through several countries which the Germans occupied within a few years. http://olympic-museum.de/torches/tor36_3.JPG
  17. Randy W
    Okay, okay! http://candleforlove.com/forums/index.php?...st&p=372400 The same story and pictures have been passed around, but this link includes a video from Cinese TV
  18. Randy W
    I agree with what's being said, but to let you know what you're up against, I found this on a web site titled "Finding Free Legal Advice" I do not see the restriction on a representative being "accredited", but this is by attorneys, so what do you expect? . . . and here's the list!
  19. Randy W
    But he's not doing that, and I'm guessing would not, if the law were followed correctly. But, yes, it may be difficult to cut through that when even lawyers interpret it that way (see AILA)
  20. Randy W
    But they are not saying that they do not wish to speak to her representative, they are saying that he cannot be her representative since he is not a lawyer.
  21. Randy W
    It is your choice. The W-4 affects the amount withheld from your paycheck. You are responsible for making sure you pay enough withholding or estimated payments by Jan 15 to avoid paying a penalty. If you will be filing married filing jointly (say yes here), claim "married" on the W-4 so you won't have too much withheld. If you wish to make a short term donation of money to the IRS, claim single.
  22. Randy W
    Some offices will let you talk about your wife's case, with or without your case. But, yes, that same interpretation (only applies to lawyers) is used at (some) other offices as well. You can try the USCIS Ombudsman. I agree - it's borderline criminal to use a worst case interpretation of the law against you to throw up a road block.
  23. Randy W
    419 is the section of Nigerian law which refers to the scams. Typically, they will tell you (usually by email) of a wad of $X million dollars that you are entitled to (or that they will share with you), if you only provice them with your bank account information.
  24. Randy W
    Well, let's see! If we can produce more energy than what we put in, wouldn't that be a perpetual motion machine? It was nice of the dinosaurs to roll over, die and be converted to oil, so that all we had left to do was pump it out of the ground Anything else will cost money, and not necessarily cheap
  25. Randy W
    We're right behind you again. I hope. At least they said we were! Congrats, and drop by once in a while You too, Dennis
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