Possible AOS Denial

[flamrboy 0]

I will give you guys the full details of my situation. So my Dad, a USC, applied for my I-130 in November of 2009 and i came to the US in March of 2010. Because of RFE my I-130 didn't get approved until November 2010 and which by then I have been out of status. My i-130 was sent to NVC and we told them that we would like to Adjust the status and they sent an email acknowledge our request and they will hold onto the documents until it is called for. Moreover because of financial issues my dad wasn't able to file my AOS until now, which hasn't even reached the USCIS as of yet because the courier still has it.

But because I was so impatient today I decided to read upon some I-485 outcomes and found out that some were denied based on "out of status" . I looked into this "out of status" and realized that i was out of status with the forms expected to reach Chicago tomorrow. Great depression this was for me when i realized this. By the way I'm seventeen. If you have any advice it will greatly be appreciated. If you're not to keen in this situation then I will be updating my progress if you are interested in finding out what happens to me. Thanks !!

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

I will give you guys the full details of my situation. So my Dad, a USC, applied for my I-130 in November of 2009 and i came to the US in March of 2010. Because of RFE my I-130 didn't get approved until November 2010 and which by then I have been out of status. My i-130 was sent to NVC and we told them that we would like to Adjust the status and they sent an email acknowledge our request and they will hold onto the documents until it is called for. Moreover because of financial issues my dad wasn't able to file my AOS until now, which hasn't even reached the USCIS as of yet because the courier still has it.

But because I was so impatient today I decided to read upon some I-485 outcomes and found out that some were denied based on "out of status" . I looked into this "out of status" and realized that i was out of status with the forms expected to reach Chicago tomorrow. Great depression this was for me when i realized this. By the way I'm seventeen. If you have any advice it will greatly be appreciated. If you're not to keen in this situation then I will be updating my progress if you are interested in finding out what happens to me. Thanks !!

Most people must maintain their non-immigrant status to be eligible to adjust status. However, there is an exception for immediate relatives of US citizens. This includes spouses, parents, and minor children. You are a minor child, so you are classified as an immediate relative. The fact that you're out of status will not be relevant to your AOS application.

[RICARDO4EVA2 194]

I will give you guys the full details of my situation. So my Dad, a USC, applied for my I-130 in November of 2009 and i came to the US in March of 2010. Because of RFE my I-130 didn't get approved until November 2010 and which by then I have been out of status. My i-130 was sent to NVC and we told them that we would like to Adjust the status and they sent an email acknowledge our request and they will hold onto the documents until it is called for. Moreover because of financial issues my dad wasn't able to file my AOS until now, which hasn't even reached the USCIS as of yet because the courier still has it.

But because I was so impatient today I decided to read upon some I-485 outcomes and found out that some were denied based on "out of status" . I looked into this "out of status" and realized that i was out of status with the forms expected to reach Chicago tomorrow. Great depression this was for me when i realized this. By the way I'm seventeen. If you have any advice it will greatly be appreciated. If you're not to keen in this situation then I will be updating my progress if you are interested in finding out what happens to me. Thanks !!

yow sah.. yuh bread butta. you are ok.. you pop's a US Citizen.... and you dont need to worry your brains about a denial zeen

[flamrboy 0]

Most people must maintain their non-immigrant status to be eligible to adjust status. However, there is an exception for immediate relatives of US citizens. This includes spouses, parents, and minor children. You are a minor child, so you are classified as an immediate relative. The fact that you're out of status will not be relevant to your AOS application.

thanks for putting my mind at ease and making me able to sleep now.

[flamrboy 0]

yow sah.. yuh bread butta. you are ok.. you pop's a US Citizen.... and you dont need to worry your brains about a denial zeen

im not worrying no more and thanks for the reply.

[Caramel 3]

yow sah.. yuh bread butta. you are ok.. you pop's a US Citizen.... and you dont need to worry your brains about a denial zeen

Ricardo u r too funny