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| Subject: Re: Form I-751,Removing conditions and the marriage with a 40 years age difference..
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Posted on: Mon, 05 Jun 2006 23:22:46 +0000
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> Hello! I am a new here.Please dont judge me hard here as i would like
> to let you know that my marriage is real ,though its different then
> some other marriges.
> My husband is a 40 years older then i am.
> We have filed the I-751 form in February with all the necessary
> relevant evidence that the marriage is bona finde.
> Except,i and my husband don;t have the credit cards on the both names
> and the house he owns is on his name only,but the most of the rest of
> the evidence is on our both names.
> Our marriage is real,as we live together,doing stuff together and
> etc....but my husband realizes that i am gonna leave him someday for
> to find a right guy who i can build my family with as i need to have
> kids someday.
> My husband already has kids and he doesent wanna have any kids and he
> cant anyway.
> My husband doesent want me to stay with him till the "Death us apart
> type of thing" ., he knows that i need to have kids and a younger guy
> in the future and he is ok with that.By the meantime our marriage is
> real and i am not planning to live him even after the Successful
> Removal conditions.
> So the question is if i should worry about my case being not approved
> because of the huge age difference? Its obvious ,by looking at us to
> understand that we are not gonna stay together to the rest of our
> lives.,but we did entered the marriage in a good faith and not
> planning to break up for a long time yet.
> I dont love him the way i would be inlove with a younger guy and he
> knows that.,but i do love him in a special way.....
> I would appreciate to hear any of your opinions about my future
> Removal Conditions if i am gonna be introuble ? What should i be ready
> for?
> Do we maybe need to collect more evidence? Should i be ready for the
> tuff interogation in the immigration office? Do we maybe need to hire
> a lawyer?
> I appreciate your concern.
> Sincerely.
I'm confused. I can't seem to see a reason why you married your husband.
Could you give some reasons?
Also, you keep bringing up the subject of "breaking up". If yours is a
bona fide marriage, there shouldn't be any need to even mention this
unless your marriage is already in trouble or heading that direction in
the near future.
NC Penguin
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