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On 7/17/2023 at 4:35 AM, Randy W said:
Yes - once someone stops paying for their phone number, it will be released after a period of time - somewhere around 3 months to a year.
WeChat and AliPay, VERY recently, are much more "foreigner" friendly. Your wife might try setting up a new account under her foreign pohone number.
Really? They might of changed it. my wife had this number for 3 Years
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So my wife needs to send money to her mother every month I was going to set up an account in her name but, guess the odds? her phone number (which she had for about 3 years) had already been used by some lady name Diana and could not be used. So she using my account
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Wife made it it back after 3 years of covid flew in JFK she was prepared had joint tax forms. Medical papers etc. She said they didn't ask too many questions or anything. and she didn't have to show the paperwork.
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On 2/17/2023 at 12:58 AM, Randy W said:
You can also contact the consulate (US consulate in China) to see if they can help expedite her return. The absolute worst case there would be to have to rescind her existing green card and file a new I-130. I don't see that happening. They may be able to help make the entry smoother.
I think you are pretty well covered, especially since you seem to be fully aware of what you may face at the POE.
Good luck and let us know how it transpires.
I don't thing they will do anything my wife is also trying to come back she has her permanent resistance card they told her its up to the cbp. Other option is do the petition all over again
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Anyone know is they waive the deadline requirement to be back in the states in one year because of the pandemic? The wife left early 2020 and she has not been back since. I read articles that its up to border control to let them back in
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My wife went too .supposed. To be back April told her to come back in November. Then January. But didn't her green card is invalid. Now.
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I called uscis twice and they tell me up to a year each time my wife was supposed to come back in April now she "overstayed" a year now did your wife make it back?
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do they have to be notarized ? i dont remember if letters have to be or not
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i have my contact information on the letter if they need anything they can call me . if im required to go for an interview than thats ok. i dont think im sending my birth certificate no reason to
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so one of my wifes friends got a letter two weeks ago saying they have insufficiant information on obtaining proof of bona fide marriage. so they need to send more paperwork .so i offered to write a letter for them.they talked to the lawyer that help my wife and i. i guess he told her that i need to send a copy of my birth certificate and passport with the letter. im not really confortable of sending that info with someone else's case. anyone had to resend paperwork?
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my wife like to stay in the bedroom or in the kitchen when she eats never in living room. where does your wife stay at the most?
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my wife and i went to get her new green card Extension the lady told us it will now take 17 months to get her 10 year green card .they found out two weeks ago.
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did she get her new green card yet? i noticed on the uscis it says 11 months processing but not sure if its 11 months from the green card expire date or when you received the letter
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When passing through the POE do so together, they should see that you are husband and wife and one is a US Citizen. They rarely harass people when one is a citizen.
Note Vancouver and Toronto are the POE for the states, you will be dealing with CBP there and then flying domestic to your final destination in the states.
i believe this was in toronto im not sure if her boyfriend was with her at the time. but i think she told them she had a white boyfriend because they asked her why she dating a white person and not a black person.
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So last night I met my wife's friend who was traveling from china to U.S. in the past she told me that she was detained for two hours in canada her bags were opened and was asked questions like :"do you date black men?" why don't you date black men?". this sounds like harassment my wife and i will be coming back through canada from china in october. my wife is afraid this might happen. is there anything that i can do to prevent this from happening? i tried to look for a number to call but could not find it. anyone have this kind of situation happen?
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best time to book is on tuesday around 3-4 pm i just booked a flight to shanghai for my wife for july 5th for about $850 with 17 hours to and 16 hours back. from cleveland,ohio
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ok, we already got the LPR extension when we paid the fee. then we got the biometrics letter and went to the appointment. now all we doing is waiting.
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after you go to your appointments for the bio metrics how long of a wait til she get the 10 year greencard? i hear its roughly 8 months?
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wanna trade wives? my wife wants to go every year im trying to convince her not to go lol
Exactly, a yearly treck can be quite the cost.
right! since my wife is from Nanning theres nothing anything less then $1100 . but she usually flies to shanghai since i can find a price for about $600 (depending time or year)then she buys a ticket in china cheaper then if we booked one from an american website.
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wanna trade wives? my wife wants to go every year im trying to convince her not to go lol
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Your wife will be just fine. My wife came home from Fushun in early April after a 3 1/2 month stay. She got welcome home words and smiles from all of the officials in Dulles Airport when she came back. Ya pretty much have to be looking for trouble (to get into trouble). Normal trips with no pushing the limits each time, they aren't harassing people just to do it.
well, our flights will be passing through canada thats why im asking. i wouldnt think it would be a problem because shes not leaving the airport just passing through to get home on the other side of the lake, but you never know.
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my wfe has a friend she went through canada(passing through on a connected flight) she was detained for 2 hours. i think the wife also said she had to go back to beijing too.
The issue in this case was Canada, they can be strict about persons traveling through Canada who are not citizens or residents of the USA without a visa for Canada, green-card holders need what Canada calls an Electronic Transit Authorization.
http://candleforlove.com/forums/topic/48686-visiting-or-transiting-through-canada-by-air/
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=420&top=16
my understnding to this my wife should be fine traveling she has a U.S GReen card and her final destination is shanghai
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Word of warning, recently rumor has it that many coming back from China were detained and not allowed in without the spouse coming to get her or having to go through the immigration courts. Here is why:
The U.S. government expects that green card holders will really live -- that is, make their primary home in -- the United States. In the government's eyes, someone who just wants to jet back and forth between international destinations, and not really settle here, does not deserve a green card. That conflicts with the desires of some immigrants, many of whom operate on the myth that as long as you return to the United States at least once a year, you can keep your green card.
That isn't true. In fact, technically speaking, you can lose your right to a green card after one day outside the United States , if you left with the intention of establishing a home elsewhere. This is referred to as abandonment of residence. Short trips rarely produce such extreme results, of course -- a person returning to the U.S. after a few days isn't likely to face a lot of questions from the border official, who is the one who would have to raise this issue. But the importance of your intentions, and in some cases being able to prove them, is worth bearing in mind as you make your plans.
In fact, trips of up to six months don't usually raise many questions. However, if the trip lasts longer than six months, the questions you'll face upon return will get more probing. And if the trip is longer than a year, you'll raise a presumption that you've abandoned your residency, and have to work very hard to convince the U.S. immigration authorities otherwise. It's best to be able to show that you were kept away longer than expected, for example by a medical problem or the death of a family member. (Bring documentary proof of such events.)
http://www.alllaw.com/articles/nolo/us-immigration/travelling-as-conditional-resident.html
my wfe has a friend she went through canada(passing through on a connected flight) she was detained for 2 hours. i think the wife also said she had to go back to beijing too.
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how many of you women often go back to china ? is every year too much?
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As of now yes, if we do it in person its $16 transfer up to $2000? Then it goes up . she don't have a bank account as of now. She's doing a couple part time jobs till she finds a full-time job