American Punjaban PI

When we got our ceremony scheduled, the letter arrived with a form to fill out, instructions for the day of the event and a parking pass. Rohit's ceremony was to be at Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest. I didn't know at the time, but it was to be held...

Those of you who have followed me for a long time have likely seen my posts on working with USCIS and the many stops we have made along the way. After a while I got tired of posting when there wasn't any substantial updates. In fact, I haven't posted...

Finally. After years of doing everything we can to make USCIS and the Department of Homeland Security happy, our immigration journey has finally ended. Today, Rohit became a naturalized citizen of the United States of America!
I feel like this is a big change in our lives and we've worked very hard to get here. The dynamics of our relationship and our life is now going to change....

I wrote a little over a year ago about my daughters suicide attempt. It's been a really long, difficult road since that time. Before that occurred was no cake walk either, but that day sent my whole life into a tailspin.
Rohit has never really understood mental health issues and I don't fault him for that, he's had no real exposure to them outside of extreme issues which are rare in his community. For someone to have a mental health issue there they need to be having...