ChrisA

Have you checked the local Chinese newspapers, for someone in Mesa of Chandler.

WHOOOOWEEEE, GREAT point Jesse. Chinese wimmin DEFINATELY check out any woman who is with a foreigner, as do Chinese men. Heck, that may be the only time Chinese men look at Chinese wimmins....LOL tsap seui LOL.. Tsap, I agree as I have seen this happem more times than I can remember, some of the looks at time weren't pleasant either!

Just isn't the case here, she's simming all the cash from the business and reporting CC income only, pays her comission based employees 50/50 cash/check, this leave a small paper trail for the books. Per my lawyer, should I have agreed to file jointly, then I would have agreed to her numbers, which I don't. She did sell the business 6/2011, hasn't reported the Capital Gains to her CPA and it isn't on her final P&L statement and is still claiming the comissions that have already been paid, double dipping on comission expense? Per her Taxes in 2010, she reported a loss of -$17K on $195K of gross income, I told my lawyer to take the comission expense out of the P&L statements, and you have a fairly close Income Statement. Hasn't paid any taxes period. In 2011 was a gross income of $105K, what being reported is a joke, and now that she has to file separately, it should be real interesting to see how see handles the audit. So even when I tried to set the record straight, meeting with our Pastor in Nov 2010, to explain what makes up gross income, she didn't listen and continued as business as usual, little did she know, she was comiiting TF, all because she listened to people who said she could make a lot of money under the table and she to this day thinks she will get away with it cheating the system. Funny, that 6 weeks ago, there was a couple who had appealed there conviction to the Surprem Court, and lost, because they made the same mistake my current is making, 20 years ago, and there getting deported for it.

Chilton, A true statement, nothing like a divorce. The down-side from this when it comes to Tax Time if she has a business, and she has unreported income, she dead in the water. In my case, I have chosen to file separately, so I know we both will get Audtied, I have nothing to hide, but boy she sure has a lot to hide. In 2010 she hired a new CPA after 6 months, I confronnted the CPA with the actual figures, the CPA quit immiediate, all I heard on the drive back to the store was" you cause me much trouble", she went back to the previous CPA and started the same BS all over again. If she thinks life is hard now, just wait until IRS gets a hold of her, then ICE, good by never to return. The moral of the store is: Ladies, don't screw your husband, listen to him as he knows more about American law then your friends, if you disregard this vitial input, not only are you screwing yourself in the long run, but you risk the lost of your husband, just about every American husband doesn't want to get mixed up with legal issue when it's directed at us personally. There is an old saying "believe half of what you hear, because there is a lot of BS in between" if your unsure ask you husband and listen.

LOL, How True It Is! That's why she's only on my secondary account, not on my main account.

Or you could file this form and declare World-wide income,instaed of exclude it, if she is paying more in taxes, this can be an offset (kind of like a tax credit) and net a higher tax return, be careful, once you make the decision, of which direction your going to use, you may have to stay the course and I don't think there would be a problem going this way one time only, consult a known tax consultant or attorney first to see where the advantage is? I did this when I resided in Germany for a number of years with my Ex, the Federal German rate was 20%, so naturally is made sense to do it this way. Also all her income has to be convertered into dollars at the IRS approved convertion table. If you use a tax service like H&R Block, have them do your taxes using both methods, to see where the advantage is.

Filed I-751 with CSC in Jan 2011. Made Infopass appointment in Aug 2011, no results, no RFE. Made another Infopass appointmentt in late Oct 2011, received call-in letter for a joint interview for 9 Nov 2011. USCIS didn't have wife's complete A-file, as it's with her son's A-file with ICE, were still waiting for a decision based on the Matter of Le from June 2011, referenced to "K2 Age-Outs" ruling from the BIA. This is the reason for the long delay in her receiving her CG, I' sure she would have got it at the 6 month mark or average processing timeline from USCIS. USCIS officer did state during the interview that she will recieve her CG within 30 days.

Here is a link: http://healthprofs.com/cam/prof_results.php?city=Phoenix&state=AZ&s7=5

There are a number of Chinese speaking MD's in the SEV of the Phoneix Metro, get the local Chinese Newspapers, ususally at the local supermarkets and free. Chandler Regional has a few, the one I used is Dr. Wu, with the size of the Asian Pop. here it should be hard to find what you two need.

Randy and Chilton, see my latest post. The signed consent is all I need, I'm glad we got it from her father. That's certainly a good thing Chris. Only thing is....he COULD cause trouble with the Consulate if he wanted to. Just something to be aware of. I agree he could be a pain, but we do have an Ace in Hole, one the wife's younger sister, her husband is a lawyer.

Randy and Chilton, see my latest post. The signed consent is all I need, I'm glad we got it from her father.

Yes USCIS tends to process all I-130 cases quickly, however depending on case if it is one where there is a limited number of visa numbers avaliable per year as in Son/Daughter of LPR, then it will sit at NVC until a number can be assigned to the case, which for China is measured in years. As for the I-751 removal of conditions, you should have received a card by now, info pass may do, I would have an I-90 prepared to order a replacement for a lost card, due to USCIS fault, stick to your guns, if they trace it and see that it was lost either by them or the postal service, then you don have to pay for the I-90 filing. I (USC)filed the I-130 for the daughter, marriage ouccred before she was 18. Her father is making an issue about it now, even after giving his notarized consent, that the daughter should be rsied by her mother. As for the GC, the funny part of this, is on the USCIS website, it's says pending a decision, this is contary to what the letter states, w haven't received the GC, there is no issue with our address.

Great artical. Just was reading some of comments posted below the artical, it seems that most people are very narrow minded and probably haven't been oustide of the land of the free, sad that they don't explore more of the world, to open there brain dead minds, that there is more to the world than the USA. The world doesn't revolve around the USA, it's revolves around the entire world.

Cool deal Chris. Right on target with the timing. Re-read the I751 Welcome letter, states the GC should following in about 3 weeks, that was in Apil 2011, well that's 4 months ago, so the IfoPass appointment is warranted.

I-130 Approval Notice received Via Email from USCIS for the daughter, (90 days)

ICE Counsul is in the same building where an InfoPass apppointments would be held, so I don't know if I could make a appointment with Chief Counsul to talk about our case, probably not. As I said earlier, our lawyer is trying, but if need be I can always drop into McCains office for a chat and push the issue from another direction.Usual response time is 7 working days from the submitted date of an Congressional Inquiry Told our lawyer, everybody has a boss, document everything, no response, take it to the next level, sometimes people learn the hard way but they Will Learn something in the long-run, might not be a postive exerience to say the least but an experience none the less. That's one of the reasons I retire from the Gov.

Yes - your son's AOS was denied, so I don't think you're in that boat. That is, the ruling doesn't undue any previous denials (of course check with your lawyer there). But it does, of course, affect the ruling in your case. It seems to me that you're basically waiting for adjudication - perhaps rattling a few cages will help, such as writing your congressmen, contacting the USCIS Ombudsman, etc. But your hearing is the Aug 2£¬isn't it? Seems like you need that stamp on the papers before anything happens. I got the year wrong 2 Aug 2012, not 2011, I miss heard the year in court.

I think yours would be a court-ordered Adjustment of Status, so you should get any details at this hearing or through your lawyer. But yes, I would interpret the response they filed as being an acknowledgment of the ruling, and that all future K-2's will be handled correctly. Randy, There respond to the Le decison, was one of that being pissed on, they're not happy here in AZ with this decision, Asst. Chief Counsul sucks big time (airhead) as far as I'm concerned, rude, lying to the IJ at our last MC hearing in reference to our filed brief (motion) to the IJ Court. I guess she thinks her s... doesn't stink.

I think yours would be a court-ordered Adjustment of Status, so you should get any details at this hearing or through your lawyer. But yes, I would interpret the response they filed as being an acknowledgment of the ruling, and that all future K-2's will be handled correctly. I have been following this thread closely as my future stepson will turn 21 in November. They will travel to the U.S. in the latter part of September. I do not want to delay our marriage and submission of the AOS in fear of an age-out. This has been a battle, just make sure you don't waste anytime and make double sure your stepson enters the USA before his 21st BD.

Randy, I spoke with our lawyer today, the problem is with ICE's Asst.Chief Counsul, he has tried to speak with her and will continue to reach out via voice mail and email (I like email as leaves a paper-trail), but if they don't respond it to take the next step and address the Chief Counsul at ICE here in Phx. I guess at this point, if they don't respond then well need to run it up the flagpole, i.e., following the chain of command, if the papertrail shows the attemps with no response, it's a good way to find yourself in unemployed line. I'm not sure if it's possible to refile our lawsuit back in US District Court or file an injunction with District Court, as we are still in proceedings and doesn't make any sense to punish my son by waiting until this time next year when the decision is binding nation wide now. In other words, it's a Co-op between ICE and us, if they don't co-op we have to wait, that to is BS. I'm still wating to hear something from the rest of the K2 affected friends to hear or see if their status has changed or if there in the boat as us (waiting).

Carl, I have read over on VJ, that some have received there NOA's right after the BIA decision came down. Right now the IJ, has no part left in deciding our case, just needs to stamp as closed. Our lawyer is currently in a session/appearence before the IJ with another case, once he's available, I'll more on how to proceed from this point.

Randy and Carl, Have you guy heard anything i.e.people receiving NOA's being issue since this ruling from the BIA how many people have? Our next court date 2 Aug 2012,my error as I thought is 2 Aug 2011, there is no reason for the IJ or ICE to continue to delaying anybody there AOS that has falling into this trap. I will be speaking with our lawyer later today, and plan to make an InfoPass appointment for next week, wife still hasn't received her 10 year GC, it been more than 6 months since we filed to lift conditions and we havn't recieved any RFE's from USCIS.If need be I will make another a appointment to ask/demand on the same date that the son AOS be approved ASAP.

XP will be supported for another 10 years, based existing US Corp's presssure on Microsoft, most of the US companies still using XP haven't upgraded to Vista/Win7, this was in the news 2 or 3 months ago.

Thanks for the info, just gives me a possible timeline/target date to look it, so I'll keep a watch to see what happens in the next 30 days. Yes, we have had our ups and downs and sometimes it's tiring to hear the old saying "other person say", some of her friends filed around the same and already have their GC, it makes life sometimes hard, she's adjusting ok, but being over-ruled by someone else does get under my skin sometimes.

Chilton, Where was the approval notice from CSC? Lopao has been asking almost weekly what the status of the daughters petition (normal processing time is 5 months), it's only been 60 days since the NOA1 was received. She's also worried about the I-751 lifting of condition for her GC and when she'll receive it, CSC has a 6 month processing timeline, on July 22, it will be 6 months. If she doesn't have it be then, I'll make an InfoPass appointment and get her passort stamped with the I-551, we have the 1 year extension letter for her current CGC. I'm not worried about it, but every week the question, honey can you check on my GC gets old,LOL.