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Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)denial 212 a6c1

Then why is it worded "by fraud or willfully misrepresenting a material fact ", that isn't my rewording of it but the code as it's written in INA...

It seems that the way it's worded someone could be denied for simply presenting any fraudulent information which would make sense.

FWIW, I'm not trying to dispute that there could be something else happening here.

And it's the 'materiality' that is the issue..the false information (in whatever form) must directly impact the alien's ability to legitimately get a visa. For example, if the info presented fooled the VO initially, but they discovered the fraud, say, the next day, the applicant is toast. And even if the phony documents were crafted poorly, all that matters (usually) is if the VO believes that had those documents been bona fide,a visa would have been issued, that is just about the standard for a 6C finding. It does not (normally) require the same standard as might be the case in a court of law in this country..

Again, I agree the Alien must have said or done something at the interview (as I originally pointed out while everyone was still hung-up on the USC's Petition)...

What I don't understand is if any fraudulent activity during the application process that isn't related to a material fact is irrelevant then they even include "fraud or" in the quoted section. But that's irrelevant here...


Back on the subject though. If the CO felt that the current marriage is fraudulent and only for immigration purposes as a result of the discovery of the marriage which the Alien then denied even existed could that not trigger the CO believing that a material fact was being misrepresented (that being the bonefideness of the marriage)?

I know I'd have serious doubts about a marriage where the husband wasn't aware his wife is also his ex-sister-in-law.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-02-03 16:53:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)denial 212 a6c1

Fraud = material misrep....it can either take the form of documents or testimony (interview) and the information must have a direct effect upon the alien's bona fides....for example, lying about being ineligible under another section of the INA or using fake docs to disguise that fact would (likely) be enough for a 6C finding...but either lying about the USC'c prior marriage(s) or something about her (unless bigamy is a possibility, but that would just nullify the marriage) should rise to that level....sounds like the alien spouse did something that even the OP might not be aware of...

Then why is it worded "by fraud or willfully misrepresenting a material fact ", that isn't my rewording of it but the code as it's written in INA...

It seems that the way it's worded someone could be denied for simply presenting any fraudulent information which would make sense.

FWIW, I'm not trying to dispute that there could be something else happening here.

Edited by Bob 4 Anna, 03 February 2012 - 03:09 PM.

Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-02-03 15:07:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)denial 212 a6c1

The USC's prior marriages and failure to disclose properly would not bestow a 6C1 finding upon the beneficiary -- the beneficiary (alien spouse) would have to have had committed fraud in some manner...and we have not heard what papers or stories he told during the interview...but it must have been a doozey in order to have been denied for misrep....

The focus thus far in this thread has been on what the USC submitted with her Petition.

212 a6c1 isn't limited to Material Misrepresentation as written, fraud is a much lower standard and if the CO believes that the Alien knew about the prior marriage and knowing lied about it at the interview then that would be fraud while not rising to the level of Material Misrepresentation.

I'll agree that the CO could have other reasons for the denial but if we assume that the only thing wrong with the interview is that the husband didn't know about the prior marriage when asked about it by the CO then I can see how that could get him denied for Fraud (not Material Misrepresentation).

Is the Entry Ban or Waiver requirement lesser for Fraud versus Material Misrepresentation?
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-02-03 14:03:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)denial 212 a6c1
So here is the section under which the denial was issued (INA 212 a 6 c 1):

Sec. 212. [8 U.S.C. 1182]
[a] Classes of Aliens Ineligible for Visas or Admission.-Except as otherwise provided in this Act, aliens who are inadmissible under the following paragraphs are ineligible to receive visas and ineligible to be admitted to the United States:
[6] Illegal entrants and immigration violators.-
[C] Misrepresentation.-
[i] In general.-Any alien who, by fraud or willfully misrepresenting a material fact, seeks to procure (or has sought to procure or has procured) a visa, other documentation, or admission into the United States or other benefit provided under this Act is inadmissible.



Everyone here is talking about what the USC failed to disclose (her prior marriage) in the petition BUT there is nothing in the above quoted section relevant to anything from the US Citizen!

The denial was because they believe the ALIEN committed fraud or misrepresentation.

I can understand how the CO would find it difficult to believe that he had no idea the love of his life and current wife was married to his brother for 3 years.

The denial is most likely because they think he knew about the marriage and conspired to lie about it.

Edited by Bob 4 Anna, 03 February 2012 - 12:55 PM.

Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-02-03 12:54:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Unique situation - please help!

The I-130 was filed a couple of years ago. The decision to move to Canada came after because of the complicated nature of getting his green card. And obviously if we got a green card we would move back to the US. We can still apply for a waiver from Canada and then move back if he gets it. And no he won't get a lifetime ban, it is just a ten year ban. We have chosen to make Canada our preference and if we get the US green card then it is a bonus. This is based on personal goals and personal decisions which I won't be sharing on a forum. We have already weighed all our options and made our decision. I won't be explaining why. And yes you do have little knowledge of waivers so it would be best not to tell someone you highly doubt they could get it. 70% are approved in Mexico.


Were you honest in the I-130 filing about his residence history?

If you were then USCIS already knows about his illegal presence in the US.

If not then you/he have already committed Material Misrepresentation.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-05-29 12:10:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Best I601 arguements for why USC can't stay in US without the beneficiary
visit immigrate2us.net
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-11-16 17:26:00
United KingdomCalling NVC
Dude,

By hiring a middleman (the lawyer) you just lengthened you wait times.

We were at NVC for 2 months (2 week delay due to us missing one item on DS-230).

By using a lawyer you can't control when things get paid/sent in. We were on top of the process every step.

You made your decision, now you have to accept that you've allowed someone else to submit everything to NVC in your place and that will cost you time.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2009-11-14 17:43:00
United KingdomGetting MPs involved in the process

And for your information, Melissa and I are probably two of the most informed people on this site. I'd say I'm more prepared than most. I don't see anyone else here who had the insight to contact their MP to kick the state department into gear.


You keep thinking that and wear the big 'ole chip on your shoulder at the interview. They to throw around your perceived clout inside the US Embassy in London.

The Visa process is a very mechanical process and to think that a call to a member of a foreign government on behalf of an everyday Joe would bump you up in line is arrogant.

I would agree with JQ that you 2 seem to have one of the least complete understandings of the process and feel entitled to special treatment. For support of this just look bask at both of your topics, you demonstrate a clear lack of understanding of the time & process involved.

But then I also don't see why anyone is wasting time arguing with your about his as your opinion is meaningless to anyone else's VisaJourney and vise versa...

Regardless, good luck with your interview & enjoy your future...

Edited by Bob 4 Anna, 17 September 2010 - 12:49 PM.

Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-09-17 12:48:00
United KingdomGetting MPs involved in the process

I have just spoken to the state department, who report that I am now eligible for an interview. Seems my MP's office have moved things along after all.


"Eligible for an interview" just means they have your info at the Embassy. Get an interview date within the next week or you're still just "waiting on line" like the rest of the UK hopefuls....
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-09-14 14:31:00
United KingdomHow best to delay a IR Visa request?
Once the case hits NVC it will be closed if it remains inactive (they don't hear from you) for 1 year.

So you can delay the process by simply doing nothing for a while.

Edited by Bob 4 Anna, 29 September 2011 - 03:52 PM.

Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2011-09-29 15:51:00
United KingdomPetition DENIED??
Moved from "K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures" to regional sub-forum in hopes of more region specific replies.

Edited by Bob 4 Anna, 27 January 2012 - 09:14 PM.

Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-27 21:13:00
United KingdomPetition DENIED??
Why appeal when it takes longer and costs more than filing a new petition?

Double check the Divorce documents you provided, was it the final decree with all of the stamps from the Clerk of the Circuit Court?
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-26 16:18:00
United KingdomAdding a foreigner to a US bank account
I would be most helpful to others if you would mention the name of the Bank...
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2011-08-17 16:45:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belaruspre aos question

The law is very clear - as a spouse of a USC your wife does not need a visa to stay in the U.S.


Really? Where is the law clear about that?

If this is true then what is the point of AOS or even bothering with ROC for that matter?
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-01-18 13:53:00
Russia, Ukraine and Belarusnon-biological father signing the birth certificate in Ukraine?
In the immigration process it will cause confusion & delays.

If they attempt to get the child US Citizenship as a result then he will have to prove he was present when the child was conceived or submit to DNA testing.

If USCIS sees a US Citizen named as the father on the BC they will want to ensure the child has no claim to US Citizenship via that relationship before they can proceed with a Visa application.

Another VJ member just went through this in the Philippines.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-10-29 10:12:00
Russia, Ukraine and BelarusPlease help! Med exam told my fiancee she could not go to interview because she did not have her adolescent vaccination records!!!!! She never went

I'm not sure what those forms are or what the OFAC list is, and you may be right. But the post I was responding to was about leaving the US and maintaining a bank account here (as in, you don't have a US address). Insofar as you're talking about having something sent to your US address, I'm not sure if we're talking about the same thing. My point is, if you don't have a US address, it becomes much more complicated.


OFAC = Office of Foreign Asset Control, maintains a list of foreign nationals believed to have terrorist connections.

IRS Form W-8BEN = Certificate of Foreign Status of Beneficial Owner for United States Tax Withholding.

The W-8BEN allows you to have a foreign spouse on your US based account, I was able to add my wife even before we were married using this.

If you're a US Citizen living overseas it's easy to maintain a US address unless everyone you know and are related to has died already.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-10-29 19:43:00
Russia, Ukraine and BelarusPlease help! Med exam told my fiancee she could not go to interview because she did not have her adolescent vaccination records!!!!! She never went

Be careful. Bank regulations make it difficult (and practically prohibit) non-US residents from holding US bank accounts.


It's actually not that difficult, just have to follow the Patriot Act and not be on the OFAC List, then with IRS Form W-8BEN you can add an foreign national (who isn't even in the US) to your US based bank account.

State Farm bank was very helpful to me with the process, they even issued a Debit Card to my wife (just had to send it to my US address).
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-10-29 15:19:00
Russia, Ukraine and BelarusI would like to adopt my wifes son

Fun thread to read. My son Denis just started first grade. It's really amazing how similar to me he is (beyond appearance) despite the fact we share no DNA. He has my temper, my psuedo-athleticism (when I was young and I'd exercise I'd start getting asthma/coughing fits - just like he does now), and I'm instilling into him the joys of a good fart joke. Physically he looks a lot like me; and he had my temper from day 1 of his arrival. If anything eh's taught me to relax and not snap at every ###### idiotic thing the dumbass does.


I'm the same way with Gabby, Anna is amazed that he has taken on so many of my mannerisms and interests. It even looks like he's going to be tall like me (I'm 6ft 3in while Anna is barely 4ft 11in). Once his big brother is here next year I'll do the Step-parent Adoption for both of them together. I just hope that Carlo takes to me as well as Gabby did even though he is already 7 (Gabby was just 2 when I entered his life and I'm the only Daddy he has known while Carlo knows his biological father).
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2011-09-06 16:21:00
Russia, Ukraine and BelarusI would like to adopt my wifes son
Google "Step-Parent Adoption" and the State you live in...
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2011-08-30 09:05:00
Russia, Ukraine and BelarusChild support for a Ukrainian baby?????

You don't need a DNA test to know what you should do

I would agree with the rest of your post if you hadn't said this but instead said "Once DNA has confirmed the child is yours".

There is no shame in verifying things, as Ronald Reagan used to say "Trust but Verify"...

Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-18 12:44:00
Russia, Ukraine and BelarusChild support for a Ukrainian baby?????

I agree that my reaction is quite visceral, and probably because I am now a mom who sees the miracle and is humbled by having my own child.....well, if his motivation is for the child, this thread does him absolutely no favors.

Anita,

I'm a man who got custody of his two very young daughters in my first divorce, raised them as a single parent (oldest coined the term Mom-Dad for me) for 10 years and have now started over (my daughters are 16 & 19) with my wife's sons (ages 4 & 7) who will be raised as my own and legally adopted by me later this year (waiting on residency requirements).

We live in a social climate where it's almost illegal to be a man. In one breath we hear men derided for not being there for the kids but then I've been told flat-out that I must have evil motives to raise my daughters by myself. As a man in the real world we live in we almost have to live life in a defensive posture and that sucks.

In this case the guy has already been taken for a ride (if we take him at his word which we have no reason not to) so he's right to be worried what her motives are.

The OP has not indicated that he will abandon the child if DNA proves him the father. Let's not vilify him, he has received some great advice and has a course of action to confirm paternity. the rest is up to him and frankly none of our business.


Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-18 12:41:00
Russia, Ukraine and BelarusChild support for a Ukrainian baby?????

Not only are you one classy guy, but you need a reading comprehension class.


No Offense Anita but...

I do think you've taken some of the OP's posts out of context.

He has stated that he still has feelings for her and the child.

Looking at the totality of the situation, including the timeline of the relationship and how her version of things has evolved, it does look like he has some valid reasons to be concerned.

I agree that she should insist on DNA before anything else. If she balks at the idea then the kid simply isn't his.

Not once has he clearly stated that he'd abandon the child if he is the bio-daddy.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-18 11:40:00
Russia, Ukraine and BelarusChild support for a Ukrainian baby?????
Here's a third call for getting a DNA test BEFORE you sign anything.

If the DNA is positive then at the very least you should support getting your child CRBA for the child's future (not the Mom's).
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-17 17:55:00
Russia, Ukraine and BelarusShe's Gone? Really? Already?

Bullshit. Who loves anyone after meeting once and chatting extensively?

You met this lady just 5 months ago within which you just stayed 1 week together over the Christmas. Look, I assume you're a grown up man, so you know there is not love here from anyone of you both. I have known my banker for longer. You should feel happy this lady is not an scammer because she could played you easily. Consider it another experience in your life and move on.

I've been married to Anna for 3 years and 1 month now, here's how our story started:

In October of 2008 I met Anna online and we immediately began conversing. She never asked me for anything. We both felt a strong connection. I was communicating we a few other ladies at that time but shortly I reduced it down to Anna.

Before we even met in person we both knew we would end up married and started treating each other as spouses. In January of 2009 I spent 20 days in the Philippines, we married 5 days after I landed!

Has it been perfect? Of course not, there is no such thing but I don't regret the relationship. She's been in the US with me for 2 years and 4 months, I wouldn't change a single decision that got us to this point.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-03-02 10:56:00
Russia, Ukraine and BelarusShe's Gone? Really? Already?
Moved from "K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports"...

The OP is really asking for relationship advice from RUB members more than K-1 Process...
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-03-02 10:42:00
Mexico, Latin & South AmericaAdvised of need to pay difference of new $350 K1 fee
The fee is based on your interview date not the date you pay the fee. All of the Embassy websites seem to word to notice to specifically mention that the increase is effective for "interviews after 6/4/2010" not that the fee itself is effective 6/4/2010.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-05-26 16:41:00
Mexico, Latin & South AmericaRemoval Conditions (children)

they would stay with his EX wife...I don't think this is possible, but it was worth asking. The children are all under the age of 10...so, they're out of status right now because ROC was suppose to take place earlier this year.:unsure:


Unless she has adopted them she has no legal rights to them as she was only the step-mother.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-09-27 10:19:00
Mexico, Latin & South AmericaIs there hope for me???

Its ironic because i came back one day after my 18th birthday. I didn't come back legally.


Even if you EWI'd the last time before your 18th birthday you still wouldn't be able to AOS in country as your last entry was EWI, the only difference would be that you wouldn't be dinged for the EWI as a minor.

Again for AOS in country you must have entered legally or you don't have a Status to adjust!
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2011-07-18 08:57:00
Mexico, Latin & South AmericaIs there hope for me???
If your last entry was without inspection then you can not adjust status as you have no status to adjust from. You would have to return to Mexico for Consular Processing and overcome bans for EWI and possibly Illegal presence.

Edited by Bob 4 Anna, 14 July 2011 - 04:22 PM.

Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2011-07-14 16:21:00
Mexico, Latin & South AmericaHe is in Peru, I am in Miami :(

BOB4ANNA .... THANK YOU SOOO MUCH !!!! This is soooo helpful !!! I would have never known half this stuff, including taking G-325a and DS-230 to Peru for him to fill and sign....It is starting to seem so real now....I dont know how any of you figure any of this out...it all seemed so complicated for me, but you just spoonfed me...OMG, thank you !!!!! So excited to talk to him tonight and give him all this information !!!


My wife and I got through it just like you will, with the help of VJ members who walked the path before us and have decided to hang around for a while to repay the kindness by helping those who follow us.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2011-07-20 15:57:00
Mexico, Latin & South AmericaHe is in Peru, I am in Miami :(

Also, I think the I-130 is $420, but I cant figure out what other fees there are..could someone please help me with this??

Get Married.

File I-130 Petition (get his G-325a and DS-230 filled-out and signed by him while in Peru), Fee is $420.
Receive NOA-1 (Receipt) in a week or two.
Receive NOA-2 (Approval) in 3 - 6 months.
Case is transferred to NVC, can take a month to get NVC Case number.
Submit choice of agent (DS-3032) to NVC.
Pay Affidavit of Support Fee to NVC, $88.
Submit Affidavit of Support to NVC.
Pay IV (immigrant Visa) fee to NVC, $404.
Submit DS-230 and supporting documents to NVC.
NVC Process can be completed in 4 - 6 weeks.
After NVC processing is complete case file is transferred to US Embassy in Peru and his Interview appointment will be scheduled.
In Peru he will need a Medical Exam before the interview, check the US Embassy's website for local info on where to get the medical and cost.
At the interview they will confirm some of the basic info and may ask for more evidence.
If approved at interview he will be issued a Visa to immigrate to the US, check regional users for time-frame.
Once Visa is issued he has 6 months to use it to enter the US.
Upon entering the US his greencard will be ordered.
2 weeks after POE, go to local SSA Office with passport (stamp on Visa is temp greencard) and apply for his SSN.
He should receive SSN within 2 weeks of applying and Greencard about 4 - 6 weeks after POE.

Welcome to USA!
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2011-07-19 09:34:00
Mexico, Latin & South AmericaSpanish version of VisaJourney.com
Ironically, Ryan H's move of your thread is also the answer to your question...

Non-English posts are allowed in the "Lower Forums" such as the regional forum where your thread now resides. She can come to this section of VJ and ask away in Spanish...
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-03-29 10:23:00
ChinaShe wants to drive?
My wife started in a mall parking lot then graduated to driving in our neighborhood. Today she has her license and drives quite well (even if a bit slow)...
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-11-09 14:40:00
Asia: Southadmin
Why do you post in the Philippines forum?
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines11/6/2009 8:46
Asia: SouthPayment on Interview Date (CR1)
Removed, wrong embassy info....

Edited by Bob 4 Anna, 21 April 2010 - 01:08 PM.

Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines4/21/2010 13:07
CaribbeanInterview date and it's Bulls**T!!!

Australia requires the x-ray, we don't do the skin test for TB (at least I didn't and I haven't read of any other Australians having it done either), but I see that this is fairly common for the Philippines.


In the Philippines adults generally do chest x-rays right off the bat because BCG Vaccine is commonly used and it makes the Skin reaction test unreliable (most test false positive).

It makes sense that the TB Test varies by country to account for things like this.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-03-13 23:06:00
CaribbeanInterview date and it's Bulls**T!!!

I don't know your case - but pregnancy can be a contra-indication for some of the vaccinations (ie you can't have them done while pregnant). So if your wife is missing some of her vaccinations this may be a problem. Also, do they do a chest x-ray at medicals in DR? If so - this could be another issue as again - your wife probably shouldn't be getting an x-ray if she is pregnant. I know that we have to have a chest x-ray in Australia and that they can be done using a lead shield over the belly - but this isn't recommended by Australian medical authorities. In that situation (ie woman can't have x-rays and/or vaccinations) they wont issue a visa until they are done.

Like I said, I don't know DR specifics and I don't mean to add any more stress....but I just wanted to point this out in case it may be a problem for you. If I am wrong and way off-base I sincerely apologise!!!

Having a pregnant woman go through the Medical for a US Visa is more common that one would think.

For the Vaccinations there is a blanket waiver since she won't be able to get them all due to her condition.

For the TB they are other ways to test. I know in the Philippines they will try the TB Skin Reaction Test on kids attempting to not have to x-ray them, I'm sure each country has their own procedure for this situation.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-03-13 16:59:00
ThailandUS Embassy Thailand - Forgot something to include in packet 3
Moved from Philippines Regional Sub-forum, even though the OP is Filipino their question relates to the US Embassy in Thailand.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-16 12:10:00
ThailandIs it Common for a Thai woman to be uncomfortable saying "I Love You"?

Many Asian cultures are not into overt shows of affection. It is not only Thai culture. I don't see anything wrong with it, if that's all that gives you pause, I wouldn't sweat it.

Completely agree with this. As someone who has dated Asian women (Chinese, Korean) and is now married to a Filipina I can tell you this is the way it is.

Words have no value unless they are supported by actions. She won't tell you how she feels, she'll show you how she feels.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2011-08-25 09:02:00
VietnamMy Vietnamese girlfriend and me need help

If I marry a person, regardless of their nationality, then the US government should HAVE to allow us to live together. Fraud is going to happen no matter what and just like gun control, these ridiculous hoops do nothing to solve the problem since the people who have illegal intent will find a way and the people who marry legitimately are the only ones who really suffer for it. Did it occur to anyone that all the fraud is a result of unreasonable difficulty entering the USA, or not being able to return after you leave? If people could enter and leave with little restriction, and could do so LEGALLY, then why would anyone bother committing fraud? As for the girls who take advantage of men to escape VN or for money...well...that's really most women. Plenty of American women do the same thing, but you can get married in Vegas within a few mins. What happens between the man and the woman, whether the marriage is a sham or not, is really none of the government's business nor should they be meddling in peoples' personal affairs like that. If two consenting adults decided to get married for WHATEVER reason, as long as there is some document that shows they are legally married that should be the extent of it, along with reasonable criminal background checks and medical tests.

The way the process is now, it's flawed and highly unconstitutional. Since it is conducted by the US, and I am a US Citizen, there are solid grounds for taking action against these screwed up policies. It's just a matter of enough people being motivated to take a concerted effort.


Just saying the fraud will happen either way doesn't prove that we should remove immigration controls. Why should it be difficult to immigrate to the US? How about to preserve our way of life? If anyone could come here by filing a paper and paying a small fee then what would happen to the US Job Market?

By your lowered standards someone could open a "Green card marriage" business legally.

Bottom line is you aren't applying for anything at the Embassy and won't even be allowed to attend the interview.

Where in the constitution do you have any of these "rights" of immigration?


Perhaps I should further "objectify" my girl by advertising her in my sig as if she is a prize I won at the state fair...

Oh wait...I see you beat me to it.


Being proud of my WIFE and linking to her profile is nothing like you referring to "your girl" like she's a blow-up doll who doesn't even deserve a name or respect.

Good luck with your petition since you seem to know everything about the process and how to get it done with the least possible amount of evidence & resources. Ironically it seems that "Know it all even though I've never done it before"s like you seem to be the ones who come back crying about how horrible the interview went.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-07-26 20:40:00