As if it couldn't get worse...

[BellaRose 7]

I'll be breif my story before I get to the issue. -Kalepo (my husband) came into US on working 10 year visa 2001. -married some one else, had conditional residency 2004-2006. -Visa was "supposed to be void" but they stamped it. -He divorced before conditions lifted. So he overstayed two years.

I met him here, have a daughter, and were married in 2008. He also WENT BACK TO HIS COUNTRY in 2008 (mom had a stroke). I sent I-130 and I-129f out in 2008 as well. They were approved and he was denied at the interview, they were sent back for review.

AT THE INTERVIEW: He was told that some information didn't match up and they thought he was trying to get here with his brother's name (which is the same aside for my husband has a middle name and the brother doesn't. Anyway we were completely confused by this because his brother had never left his country.

SOOOO: today I recieve this letter titled "Termination of Conditional Resident Status" as of april 2006. In the letter it states that deportation procedures have started with my husband.

Have I mentioned: MY HUSBAND HAS BEEN OUT OF THE COUNTRY FOR TWO YEARS!!!!!!!! How do you deport someone who isn't in the country. These people think that my husband is here and the person who has been attending the interview is his brother. I called uscis and they were even confused and gave me no answers...as always.

I just hope to GOD there isn't some innocent person in custody that didn't have I.D. on them....I saw a homeland security vehicle patrolling my block a month ago(and you NEVER see that in my area).

How the hell do I fix this and what idiot's are working for immiration that don't even know my husband left the country 2 years ago...and they just now after 4 years send us a termination of residency letter.

[Movin on New Life 3]

I'll be breif my story before I get to the issue. -Kalepo (my husband) came into US on working 10 year visa 2001. -married some one else, had conditional residency 2004-2006. -Visa was "supposed to be void" but they stamped it. -He divorced before conditions lifted. So he overstayed two years.

I met him here, have a daughter, and were married in 2008. He also WENT BACK TO HIS COUNTRY in 2008 (mom had a stroke). I sent I-130 and I-129f out in 2008 as well. They were approved and he was denied at the interview, they were sent back for review.

AT THE INTERVIEW: He was told that some information didn't match up and they thought he was trying to get here with his brother's name (which is the same aside for my husband has a middle name and the brother doesn't. Anyway we were completely confused by this because his brother had never left his country.

SOOOO: today I recieve this letter titled "Termination of Conditional Resident Status" as of april 2006. In the letter it states that deportation procedures have started with my husband.

Have I mentioned: MY HUSBAND HAS BEEN OUT OF THE COUNTRY FOR TWO YEARS!!!!!!!! How do you deport someone who isn't in the country. These people think that my husband is here and the person who has been attending the interview is his brother. I called uscis and they were even confused and gave me no answers...as always.

I just hope to GOD there isn't some innocent person in custody that didn't have I.D. on them....I saw a homeland security vehicle patrolling my block a month ago(and you NEVER see that in my area).

How the hell do I fix this and what idiot's are working for immiration that don't even know my husband left the country 2 years ago...and they just now after 4 years send us a termination of residency letter.

Are you sure the letter ""Termination of Conditional Resident Status" as of april 2006" is not referring to his past relationship because you said "-married some one else, had conditional residency 2004-2006" is there a reference to a case number in the letter and is it the same as yours? Did they state a date the deportation procedures started?

With all your information you REALLY need to get exact dates... when past marriage, and dates of any forms submitted etc... Did they give him a denial at the interview? You must find out for sure and lastly sorry to be the bearer of bad news but If I am correct the fact that he overstayed two years would require you to submit an I601 & I212 waivers. I STRONGLY urge you to get an EXPERIENCED immigration attorney and get ready for a long haul...waivers can take 8 to 18 months to be processed... Be strong and do you best to get all your facts and documents to back them up and seek an attorney.. Good luck!

[BellaRose 7]

Are you sure the letter ""Termination of Conditional Resident Status" as of april 2006" is not referring to his past relationship because you said "-married some one else, had conditional residency 2004-2006" is there a reference to a case number in the letter and is it the same as yours? Did they state a date the deportation procedures started?

With all your information you REALLY need to get exact dates... when past marriage, and dates of any forms submitted etc... Did they give him a denial at the interview? You must find out for sure and lastly sorry to be the bearer of bad news but If I am correct the fact that he overstayed two years would require you to submit an I601 & I212 waivers. I STRONGLY urge you to get an EXPERIENCED immigration attorney and get ready for a long haul...waivers can take 8 to 18 months to be processed... Be strong and do you best to get all your facts and documents to back them up and seek an attorney.. Good luck!

No there was no case number, just his alien number, yes it was referring to first residency, no I don't have the paperwork from his first residency, no I don't have the financial means to get a lawyer. I only posted because USCIS customer service didn't have any information on what this letter was for, but the letter was sent from the same service center where my case is under review. The letter is not detailed in when the procedures started. He was told at the interview that they weren't accepting a waiver at that time and when needed the US would tell me when to send it in.

I'm gonna wind up living in a hut with no running water with my husband. I don't know how they can keep families apart for so long, overstay or not. It's despairing.