Help!! I married vietnamese national trying to bring her to US

Asian jimmy · 2015-10-21T12:43:11+02:00

I am a US citizen and married a vietnamese national and trying to get a visa for her to go to the US. My paperwork was excepted by the US side for over 6 months now and with no end in sight. The lawyer said it would only be 3 months for the interview but its been more than 6. I cant wait in Vietnam any longer i have to go back home and work. Anyways does anyone have any useful information for me please?

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Anthony64Contributor23 November 2015 06:46:54

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I've listened to both of you...it seems you both have gone off the topic of getting a wife to the US...
My two cents is I left the US over a dozen years back...because of the lies your elected officials. Seems that you the voters have continued to allow for the foolish government to do as they damn well please. You are correct in one respect, it is not because of one man...it is because the Citizens have failed to respond to the fraud, waste and abuse that they have created. Few to none really care as it is not in their interest as long as it is not in their back yard.
As to giving up my 'citizenship'...why should I do that...I Love my Country and The Flag, I hate what you all have placed into the US Congress and who has been placed on the High Courts to destroy the America I once new.
The truth hurts doesn't Hypo...? What has been stated is true...those who (and on the subject) file the paperwork, do the time and pay the money and do things 'legally' take so much longer for things to be approved. Your entire policy and procedures for immigration are outdated and unfair. That 'torch in the River' stood for a reason...Those in Washington because of the voters have indeed tarnished that reason!

PriscillaViP23 November 2015 08:08:06

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Hi everybody,

Please calm down.
We are not here to argue with each other, Expat-Blog is a friendly website.

Let's go back to the real subject of this topic now please

Thanks

Priscilla

Asian jimmyActive member08 December 2015 20:34:17

#43

I finally got a interview date for my wife. But now i got a new question. Is it going to be easier if i go to the interview with my wife or stay in US and wait?

MrshyONEActive member08 December 2015 21:20:20

#44

It's alway better if you go with her. However they won't even know ur alive they will not allow u near her while being interviewed and you will not be ask any questions, ur there more for moral support and ur trip show ur serious about ur new GF.

osageActive member09 December 2015 11:52:46

#45

Good luck

Asian jimmyActive member09 December 2015 15:42:29

#46

Thank you

Asian jimmyActive member22 January 2016 21:01:14

#47

Good news after almost 2 years we got the interview. And my wife just passed it on her first try and now waiting for visa. Thank you everyone for your information and support.

malViP03 February 2016 05:58:20

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Congrats! !!!
I am happy for you guys ! !

vancrisActive member03 February 2016 08:29:58

#49

Congrats to you,guy!

ralphnhatrangSerial expat03 February 2016 10:51:22

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May I add my congratulations and very best wishes for the future.
Ralph

Asian jimmyActive member04 February 2016 03:17:24

#51

Thanks again everyone.

stddlActive member06 February 2016 02:16:35

#52

Congratulations and best wishes to both of you.

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