I-485 Rejection Notice

[camaleon 0]

did they ask the question in english, didn't they?

so how about if i answer in spanish would u like that?

if u want to speak your native lang please go to regional.

c u later

[sjoefl01 1]

Well then please explain to me why there are complaints about posts that are not in English? I just can't comprehend why this would piss somebody off.

[babybunny 2]

Good luck with your journey.

[Cassie 8]

Well then please explain to me why there are complaints about posts that are not in English? I just can't comprehend why this would piss somebody off.

because the information contained therein may help someone else that may go through the same problem in the future....who may not speak Romanian (for example)

[Kez/JWolf 6]

Wow I am a racist now...... let me add that to my resume....

How are others ment to share information and learn from others expirences if they cant understand half of the post....

Kezzie

[Yodrak 7]

anca,

Box 'a' is the correct one, but my wife checked box 'h' and her application was accepted for processing and approved. (She was a K3, and she included evidence that an I-130 had previously been submitted.)

Your problem resulted from sending the two submissions separately. The person who opened the I-485 application had no knowledge of the I-130 petition, which is the basis for your I-485. No basis means invalid application.

Don't understand why your I-130 would be returned for having been in its own envelope - lot's of people send solitary I-130s. There's more to it than you have written.

Yodrak

Well first my I-130 was rejected because I sent I-130 and I-485 in different envelopes

then my I-485 was rejected because the part 2 because it was "invalid"

but I did the same as Wellsdr did:check the box h and explain that I'm applying for AOS based on marriage.

everybody tells me that I should check a)

I'm going to send the papers again on saturday and hopefully I don't receive another rejection notice,if I do I'm going to be very upsad

Edited May 18, 2006 by Yodrak

[NingNing 0]

My husband came with a tourist visa 4 and half yrs ago, then later became a student visa, then H4 visa, then we got married last year Jan 22 (never had a K visa). I was a bit confused on which box to check on that section too, then we just decided to pich H (not J: sorry) and then indicated that eligibility was marriage to a US citizen. We filled out both I-130 and 485 forms and everything was fine, no RFEs or anything like that.

anca,

wellsdr,

That would be h, not j ? That error in posting aside, it was clear in your situation that you should have checked c, not h, and so the USCIS could confidently correct your error. It was not so clear in anca's situation, in her case it simply appeared that she had applied for adjustment with no basis for the application.

Yodrak

[Yodrak 7]

wellsdr,

Understandable, because the person giving your I-485 its initial check had the I-130 right there with it. They were in a position to understand your situation and could be certain about the the correct basis for your application.

In anca's case, the person looking at the I-485 could not know with certainty that there was an I-130. No obvious basis for anca's application.

Yodrak

My husband came with a tourist visa 4 and half yrs ago, then later became a student visa, then H4 visa, then we got married last year Jan 22 (never had a K visa). I was a bit confused on which box to check on that section too, then we just decided to pich H (not J: sorry) and then indicated that eligibility was marriage to a US citizen. We filled out both I-130 and 485 forms and everything was fine, no RFEs or anything like that.

anca,

wellsdr,

That would be h, not j ? That error in posting aside, it was clear in your situation that you should have checked c, not h, and so the USCIS could confidently correct your error. It was not so clear in anca's situation, in her case it simply appeared that she had applied for adjustment with no basis for the application.

Yodrak