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I wish you the best.

[DairyFarmer 1]

Can't you get your EAD extended in the mean time?

Edited March 31, 2009 by DairyFarmer

[messi2009 1]

Can't you get your EAD extended in the mean time?

yes i can but i dont have enough money for postage fee and copies and that thing i have no money no food im just staying at my friend house just tempory till i go home

[corinne from oz 0]

Can't you get your EAD extended in the mean time?

yes i can but i dont have enough money for postage fee and copies and that thing i have no money no food im just staying at my friend house just tempory till i go home

See if you friend can lend you some money to renew your EAD. Then get some work and buy your own ticket home. I don't know about your country, but in some countries, if you have been deported it will go on any official record that you have.

There are shelters for people that need assistance or try your local church.

Also, I am not sure of your situation, but didn't your wife do a AOS? She has an obligation to assist you even if it is to send you home.??? Maybe other VJ's can advise on this.

Either way, Good luck and I hope it works out for you.

[GiGii 4]

I'm sorry you have to go through this situation. It's sad when a USC feels dominiance on an immigrant to leave them without a place to stay or means to live.

Like the others have said, deportation isnt your best bet. It takes quite a bit, and its not a free ticket home. You get a bill to pay the cost of the ticket, when you arrive in your home country.

Here's my advice, if you speak with your wife, ask her to send you back home, and that you can pay her back the ticket when you get home. She'll at least know you went home and not have any doubts. If that doesnt work, contact your embassy location in the US and tell them your situation. Contact your church/mosque too, I bet they'd be willing to help.

It's horrible to be in someone else's country and then be left outside all alone. I feel for you.

Can't you get your EAD extended in the mean time?

yes i can but i dont have enough money for postage fee and copies and that thing i have no money no food im just staying at my friend house just tempory till i go home

See if you friend can lend you some money to renew your EAD. Then get some work and buy your own ticket home. I don't know about your country, but in some countries, if you have been deported it will go on any official record that you have.

There are shelters for people that need assistance or try your local church.

Also, I am not sure of your situation, but didn't your wife do a AOS? She has an obligation to assist you even if it is to send you home.??? Maybe other VJ's can advise on this.

Either way, Good luck and I hope it works out for you.

EAD is not cheap, and takes at least the 90 days to renew. If he doesnt have money for food, or money to live on, he certainly can't afford this route. EAD plus wait time of 3 months living expenses is a lot more than a ticket home.

[messi2009 1]

I'm sorry you have to go through this situation. It's sad when a USC feels dominiance on an immigrant to leave them without a place to stay or means to live.

Like the others have said, deportation isnt your best bet. It takes quite a bit, and its not a free ticket home. You get a bill to pay the cost of the ticket, when you arrive in your home country.

Here's my advice, if you speak with your wife, ask her to send you back home, and that you can pay her back the ticket when you get home. She'll at least know you went home and not have any doubts. If that doesnt work, contact your embassy location in the US and tell them your situation. Contact your church/mosque too, I bet they'd be willing to help.

It's horrible to be in someone else's country and then be left outside all alone. I feel for you.

Can't you get your EAD extended in the mean time?

yes i can but i dont have enough money for postage fee and copies and that thing i have no money no food im just staying at my friend house just tempory till i go home

See if you friend can lend you some money to renew your EAD. Then get some work and buy your own ticket home. I don't know about your country, but in some countries, if you have been deported it will go on any official record that you have.

There are shelters for people that need assistance or try your local church.

Also, I am not sure of your situation, but didn't your wife do a AOS? She has an obligation to assist you even if it is to send you home.??? Maybe other VJ's can advise on this.

Either way, Good luck and I hope it works out for you.

EAD is not cheap, and takes at least the 90 days to renew. If he doesnt have money for food, or money to live on, he certainly can't afford this route. EAD plus wait time of 3 months living expenses is a lot more than a ticket home.

yes i will try to contact church and get help i alredady try with mosque and other church they said they dont have founds

[♥Stiggy♥ 0]

have you called your embassy??

[messi2009 1]

have you called your embassy??

yes i did they said ur legal to live here till u get deportation from court then we can help

[Rehan 0]

Do you have any friend or family members in your country who can lend you some money. All you need is one way ticket. I think this is the best advice I can give you. And before you leave, let USCIS know that you are leaving because if they do not have any record that you left, they may assume that you are still here living illegelly and your wife can also try to do some harm. take care!!

[Eric & Althea 0]

Here's a thought in my mind isn't it that his wife is responsible for the financial support for him like food and shelter even the ticket going home. She signed for it when they applied for the AOS. Is there a way he can have his right as a petitionee? Can he report to USCIS that his wife is not supporting her anymore? I dunno if these thoughts are valid...

[corinne from oz 0]

Here's a thought in my mind isn't it that his wife is responsible for the financial support for him like food and shelter even the ticket going home. She signed for it when they applied for the AOS. Is there a way he can have his right as a petitionee? Can he report to USCIS that his wife is not supporting her anymore? I dunno if these thoughts are valid...

Yes this is what I suggested earlier....surely there is an AOS out there somewhere for them to be a this stage of the process????

[MoroccanInTexas 24]

Salam,

hang in there bro. try to contact the local mosques, or Moroccan organization in your area. On the mean time, try to renew your work permit even if you have to borrow money for that. Do not give up so easy, relationships are hard work.

hopefully you will hear good news soon.

N.B Moroccan Consulate help or a deportation are not your best options

good luck

[chili74 0]

I am sorry this is happening to you. I wish you the best of luck.

[fendergirl 1]

Did you ever wonder if your GC has arrived and your wife keep it without you knowing it? How about the online status is there any changes at all?

[soniew910 0]

the op wrote:

"im not here for the greencard"

If you ever go to removal proceedings, and i am not saying that you will, please do not use that line in front of the immigration judge.

he will detect BS right away.