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El Paso Woman's Journey of Love, Loss, and Immigration Challenges

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Yesica Aramburo's journey began in April 2017 when she visited her family's hometown in Mexico, where she met Ramón Vega. Their relationship evolved over years marked by long-distance challenges, including the heartbreaking loss of their baby in April 2021. After navigating grief and a complicated immigration process, they married on February 14, 2022. Despite facing delays, including a two-month administrative review of their green card application, the couple remains hopeful as they prepare for their consular interview in Ciudad Juárez in early 2025. Their story highlights the emotional and bureaucratic hurdles many couples face in cross-border relationships.

Key Details: • Yesica and Ramón married on February 14, 2022. • Their green card process began in April 2022, with an appointment scheduled for 2024. • The couple's consular interview is set for early 2025 in Ciudad Juárez.

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Ciudad JuárezUS Citizenship and Immigration ServicesYesica AramburoRamón VegaLa Moncada, Guanajuato

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