Aw my lahgs

I have been keeping up with the saga, including everything going on on Facebook (with the support group and the "snitches"). Without any proof I do not belief she's actually going to Pakistan for a new Mo. I think, just like the pregnancy, this is a stunt for attention. Because, if there is ONE thing Danielle loves & craves, it's attention.

What a breeze of fresh air, seeing someone who still takes pride in their appearance. Nail polish, hair dye, real shoes, jewelry, make up. Way to go! It was also great to see her positive thinking, finding strength in herself to go on and overcome her enabling family. I have high hope for her in the future. Regarding the washing/nekkid scenes.... They are not my favorite but I think that the producers want to show the realness and rawness of being 600 lbs... I could do without but in some strange way it kind of shows the seriousness of it all... Like THIS is what you will look like if you don't stop stuffing your face..

That could be due to poor editing though. They may have been in there for an hour and at the end she's like Mo, yes or no and that is the piece they take.... Honestly, that sounded more desperate than controlling if you ask me...

Cassia, one of the funniest things for me was that almost all the time you were in the house with Jason, Jason's father was cleaning with the swiffer in the background!!

He's still 100% committed to his green card though. I wonder if the TLC money has come in yet? He's now openly busy with rattery/bezznes, phishing for a sugar momma that will petition for him and care for him until he has his 10 year green card.

From spending too much time lurking on certain message boards, it appears as they are all onto it and they (the family) are OK with it (sometimes even the eventual Tunisian wife!). The ends justify the means I guess

Truth is stranger than fiction! I think it is doubtful Mohamed is fully aware of the immigration rules. He seems to assume that the mere fact of being married on paper is enough. I'd love to see his face once he realizes he need to be married to Danielle for two years.

Immigration ONLY makes surprise visits when they have doubts. Usually only once and that's enough. Multiple visits is after they have started a full blown investigation, in which they may interview neighbors etc. Most people do NOT get home visits. After sending in all forms, the alien gets a biometrics (fingerprint) appointment, after which he'll receive his work permit. With the work permit he can get a SS number and a drivers license. Meanwhile, they have to start collecting evidence of bona fide of the marriage. Sometimes the case will be approved without an interview, but most of the time, they will get an interview notice. They will have to bring evidence proving their marriage is real and answer questions in a way that convinces the officer that the marriage is real (there are all kinds of officers, so it is also a question of luck!). If they have doubts, they may separate the husband and wife and ask questions individually. Then at the interview, the case will be approved, or will be approved within a few weeks. They may also send a request for evidence (more proof) or a notice of intent to deny....... When the case is approved, the alien will get his 2-year green card. That green card is conditional and based on the marriage to the U.S. citizen. In case of extreme abuse (this can be physical, emotional, etc) the alien can file for the removal of conditions of the green card but he will need to prove the abuse and the fact that he entered the marriage in good faith (good luck with that, Mo!). Before the two years are oven (within 90 days of the 2-year green card expiring), Mo and Dani will have to file for the removal of conditions from his green card. They have to send in a lot of evidence that their marriage is real and that they have been living together all the time. Once that is approved he'll get his permanent, 10 year green card. He may then divorce and live happily ever after in the U.S.A.

Long time lurker, first time poster. I couldn't resist the temptation anymore. I am not convinced his family thought this out and used him as a bait. Rather, he constantly hears people talk about easy riches in wealthy paradise (Western Europe, USA, Canada), where people swim in money, live in nice homes, drive cars and wear nice clothes. He's working an underpaid, menial job in Doha and someone probably taught him that he could pick up desperate, ugly, older women online. That they'd marry him, bring him over, pamper him, take care of him financially, dress him, feed him etc. That he'd only need to be married for a short time, will get his green card and divorce (perhaps even get property and money after his divorce). He then would be able to marry a nice Tunisian girl (him living in the United States ups his chances to marry a nice girl). I'm sure his family did not object, I'm sure they applauded him. But I don't believe they orchestrated it all. I'm sure Mo feels frustrated. It is very different than his friend told him it would be. He expected luxuries and financial stability, a sugar mama. He got none of that. He's pissed about that. But I do not for a second doubt he is not committed to his green card! He probably erroneously assumed he'd get permanent residency right after marriage. Oops! Not going to happen. Two years conditional and then they will need to apply for removal of conditions. Even for his first, conditional, green card he needs to prove the bona fide of his marriage. Good luck with that Mo!