I-864

[HOPES 0]

Just want to quote people living in FLorida.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=308

Unfortunately withdrawal by your american spouse of this application will get you deported.

[Jasman0717 9]

Once committed I wasn't aware that the sponsor could withdraw the I-864

[HOPES 0]

Once committed I wasn't aware that the sponsor could withdraw the I-864

not true ...thanks jasman

It is the ONE that gets you deported ... under social security act,...

Edited February 15, 2006 by HOPES

[hcj 0]

Once the immigrant has successfully AOS'ed, the sponsor cannot withdraw the affidavit of support. The instructions clearly state that the sponsor's obligation only ends when:

1) the immigrant becomes a US citizen

2) the immigrant is credited with 40 quarters of work (as counted by SSA)

3) the immigrant leaves the US permanently

4) the immigrant dies

Also, divorce specifically does not terminate the obligation.

HOPES -- you seem to think otherwise, please cite your source for how a sponsor can withdraw sponsorship when he or she feels like it. I'm sure many divorced persons would like to know.

[HOPES 0]

Once the immigrant has successfully AOS'ed,

HOPES -- you seem to think otherwise, please cite your source for how a sponsor can withdraw sponsorship when he or she feels like it. I'm sure many divorced persons would like to know.

Thats where you have gone wrong ?/////////////// up till that point ...another story.....?

[hcj 0]

Once the immigrant has successfully AOS'ed,

HOPES -- you seem to think otherwise, please cite your source for how a sponsor can withdraw sponsorship when he or she feels like it. I'm sure many divorced persons would like to know.

Thats where you have gone wrong ?/////////////// up till that point ...another story.....?

If you're talking about BEFORE an immigrant AOS's -- then I kind of agree. But it would be easier to just not go to the interview. Of course, one could do both -- not attend the interview AND requesting the withdrawal of I-130 (if not yet adjudicated) and I-864. But AFAIK, USCIS doesn't have to grant your withdrawal request.

[HOPES 0]

hjc - I-130 (if not yet adjudicated) and I-864. But AFAIK, USCIS doesn't have to grant your withdrawal request.

Maybe I should sue he US goverment & the three lawyers that representied me for mis-information?

so wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

but why for a son !!!!!!!!!

Edited February 15, 2006 by HOPES

[hcj 0]

What misinformation? You could sue the three lawyers I suppose, but I don't think you can sue USCIS for giving you misinformation. None of their employees were under any obligation to give you any advice in the first place.

Sue your ex-husband instead, and work out a custody arrangement so you can take your son with you.

[Yodrak 7]

HOPES,

A more informative, coherent, description of the situation might be useful.

Have you, or whoever you're writing about, been granted LPR status or not?

Yodrak

Just want to quote people living in FLorida.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=308

Unfortunately withdrawal by your american spouse of this application will get you deported.

[HOPES 0]

hjc - I-130 (if not yet adjudicated) and I-864. But AFAIK, USCIS doesn't have to grant your withdrawal request.

Maybe I should sue he US goverment & the three lawyers that representied me for mis-information?

so wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

but why for a son !!!!!!!!!

Hjc - think we are almost talkiing across threads here

As we - most probably understand the US Immigration service is based upon - DENIAL

Assuming that someone at INS knew the whole case - why couldnt you sue them or get the decision reversed if they sent a letter stating ...ABC ? as for the lawyers they were interpruting INS law but if the INS were wrong then wouldn't lawyers be responsible as well.

[diadromous mermaid 36]

hjc - I-130 (if not yet adjudicated) and I-864. But AFAIK, USCIS doesn't have to grant your withdrawal request.

Maybe I should sue he US goverment & the three lawyers that representied me for mis-information?

so wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

but why for a son !!!!!!!!!

Hjc - think we are almost talkiing across threads here

As we - most probably understand the US Immigration service is based upon - DENIAL

Assuming that someone at INS knew the whole case - why couldnt you sue them or get the decision reversed if they sent a letter stating ...ABC ? as for the lawyers they were interpruting INS law but if the INS were wrong then wouldn't lawyers be responsible as well.

Gosh, I feel like I missed something, but let me see if I can figure it out. Hopes, do you know someone who was in pending AOS status that was told his/her spouse's request to withdraw an I-864 would likely not be acted upon? And then, USCIS acknowledged the request and the person now finds him/herself without a sponsor? I can't follow this thread

[hcj 0]

Gosh, I feel like I missed something, but let me see if I can figure it out. Hopes, do you know someone who was in pending AOS status that was told his/her spouse's request to withdraw an I-864 would likely not be acted upon? And then, USCIS acknowledged the request and the person now finds him/herself without a sponsor? I can't follow this thread

Hey Dmermaid:

Slightly more info on the OP's simultaneous other post here:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=2353

Not a lot more info, mind you. OP has been a little evasive to say the least.