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To whom it may concern:
I sincerely apologize if this e-mail address is not meant to receive any question regarding Green Card. However, I am desperate to hear what the experts have to say about my situation. If you could please write me back, I would be more than grateful.
Long story short, my husband and I have been married almost 3 years in this June. I am Japanese and he is US citizen. Embarrassingly, we got married without considering any consequences. My fiancé, back then, was already in West Virginia for his military duty, and I was in California where we have met 6 years ago. In June 2004, when my husband came back in CA for his vacation, we could not stand living apart any longer. So, we decided to get married. We believed his co workers saying that if we get married, it is easier for my husband to get transferred back to CA. Of course, nothing had changed. After we got married, I had to stay here in CA to finish my school. My husband was in West Virginia completing his duty. He asked to be transferred to CA for several times until now, but I doubt it will happen. Last December, I finished my school, but I decided to take a job in CA since I know my husband will be out of duty in next year. Now, I have to file for I-175, but we actually never lived together during our marriage. We have an apartment lease with both of our names on it from 2004. I still live in the apartment. We also have a joint bank account which he sends me $500 every month for me to help out my living. I used to have a military dental insurance, but now, I use my company’s. We file Tax separately since my account, in 2005, it would be better since we’re living separately.
I am not sure what we can do to prove that although we were separate, we are trying our best to make our future happily ever after.
Any piece of advice would be appreciated.
Thank you very much for your time.
I sincerely apologize if this e-mail address is not meant to receive any question regarding Green Card. However, I am desperate to hear what the experts have to say about my situation. If you could please write me back, I would be more than grateful.
Long story short, my husband and I have been married almost 3 years in this June. I am Japanese and he is US citizen. Embarrassingly, we got married without considering any consequences. My fiancé, back then, was already in West Virginia for his military duty, and I was in California where we have met 6 years ago. In June 2004, when my husband came back in CA for his vacation, we could not stand living apart any longer. So, we decided to get married. We believed his co workers saying that if we get married, it is easier for my husband to get transferred back to CA. Of course, nothing had changed. After we got married, I had to stay here in CA to finish my school. My husband was in West Virginia completing his duty. He asked to be transferred to CA for several times until now, but I doubt it will happen. Last December, I finished my school, but I decided to take a job in CA since I know my husband will be out of duty in next year. Now, I have to file for I-175, but we actually never lived together during our marriage. We have an apartment lease with both of our names on it from 2004. I still live in the apartment. We also have a joint bank account which he sends me $500 every month for me to help out my living. I used to have a military dental insurance, but now, I use my company’s. We file Tax separately since my account, in 2005, it would be better since we’re living separately.
I am not sure what we can do to prove that although we were separate, we are trying our best to make our future happily ever after.
Any piece of advice would be appreciated.
Thank you very much for your time.
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