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JohnandWendyB Enthusiast

JohnandWendyB   21

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r u kidding me?? and uve been married how long?? y cant u guys just try to work it out? reports like just make it harder for ppl who really want to make their marriage last.

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7/15/11 Sent K1 Petition to Lockbox

8/10/11 STILL NO NOA1!

8/12/11 Called USCIS to get receipt number-NOA1 will be resent

8/16/11 Received NOA1 with date of 7/20/11

1/3/12 NOA2!!!

1/12/12 Got email notice we are through the NVC.

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goodboy   1

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It might take up too 2-3months

thanks, that's what i was expecting, i asked some frineds some of them got it in 2months and some in 3months.

USCIS
Sep 4th 2014: Filed I-130 petition as an LPR
Nov 24th 2014: I took my oath and i became a US Citizen
Dec 5th 2014: I faxed, mailed and called USCIS to UPGRADE my Case to a USC filling for am immediate relative.
Dec 25th 2014: I received a letter from USCIS asking me to fax a copy of my naturalization which is I did before.
Dec 26th 2014: I faxed a copy of my naturalization, copy of NOA1.
Jan 28th 2015: I called USCIS to ask about my upgrade, and the NO SENSE customer service doesn't know anything
Feb 4th 2015: I got an email that my case was transferred to local office for an interview.
Feb 24th 2015: I had a INFOPASS and they told me this interview about my Ex-Wife.
May 19th 2015: another INFOPASS asking why is it taking all this time to schedule an interview.
​May 30th 2015: I contacted Congresswoman and she contacted the USCIS los angeles office on my behalf and she asked me to wait 30 days
June 25th 2015: I received an email from the Congresswoman that i was scheduled for an Interview on July 6th
June 6th 2015: I had a interview and my case was approved.
June 8th 2015: I got an email from USCIS that my case was transferred to the NVC
June 8th 2015: I called USCIS to find out that my case was never upgraded from LPR to USC



NVC
July 14th 2015: NVC received case
July 14th 2015: I emailed and mailed a Copy of naturalization and the NOA2 to the NVC to upgrade my petition to USC
Aug 3rd 2015: Case # & Invoice ID # received via phone. (Case# assigned same day)
Aug 4th 2015: DS-261 available on website\Submitted DS-261
Aug 5th 2015: AOS Invoice available on website/Paid AOS Invoice
Aug 5th 2015: NVC accepted DS-261 (Confirmed via phone)
Aug 6th 2015: Paid IV fee
Aug 7th 2015: all fees show PAID.
Aug 7th 2015: Filled DS260 and completed.
Aug 7th 2015: I called NVC and they told Case still show F2A.
Aug 14th 2015: I mailed AOS/IV Package
Aug 17th 2015: NVC received AOS/IV package.
Aug 19th 2015: Scan Date.
Aug 20th 2015: Case was upgraded from LPR(F2A) to USC(CR1/IR1) (over the phone)
Sep 25th 2015: Case Complete (over the phone) (3 N/A on the website)
Oct 2nd 2015: scheduled for interview via email
Nov 3rd 2015 : interview date (APPROVED)

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yorkshirerose22 Explorer

yorkshirerose22   4

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Im so sorry to hear things not working out for you, but have u really tried to work things out?? If you really are in love why give up on yr marriage only after 2 years.

It may not be the case, but it does give the impression you married for a green card.

Im am shocked to find forum groups like this, You spend all the time and money getting here to be married and spend yr life with the one you love and then just give up.

Very sad :(

November 2007: Michael Messaged Leanne on Facebook!

January 2009: Michael & Leanne got engaged!

May 26, 2009: Filed I-129F!

November 20, 2009: Leanne's medical in London (she never received packet 3)

Februay 4, 2010: Michael attended interview with Leanne... APPROVED!!!!!!!!

Februay 12, 2010: Leanne received her visa in the mail :)

April 9, 2010: P.O.E.

April 14, 2010: Wedding on the sand at Salt Creek Beach in Dana Point, CA t4527.gif

July 06, 2010: Mailed AOS package

July 08, 2010: Received in Chicago

July 15, 2010: Received text & email that app. was received

July 17, 2010: Received NOA1 dated 7-14-10, our 3-month wedding anniversary :)

August 2, 2010: Biometrics appointment

August 11, 2010: Notice of Interview date

August 26, 2010: Touches on I-131 & I-765, production of EAD card ordered

August 31, 2010: I-131 Travel Doc. approved, EAD production ordered(again)

September 04, 2010: Received EAD card & AP Documents in the mail!(both dated 8/26)

September 20, 2010: AOS Interview- APPROVED

July 27, 2012: Filed for Removal of Conditions

July 30, 2012: NOA date

August 31, 2012: Biometrics appointment. March 12, 2013: APPROVED :)

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scotty2009 Explorer

scotty2009   13

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I hope this document would be helpful!

What you are offering is information on filing I-751 after divorce and pending divorce decision.

The OP specifically said that he has sent in his I-751, is just waiting for an approval and while doing so, he/she and the spouse are planning to divorce.

scotty2009 Explorer

scotty2009   13

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I hope this document would be helpful!

I'm sorry Diazy, I browsed through my comment AFTER clicking on the ADD REPLY button. I've been looking for ways to edit it because it sounded like an attack, but I couldn't edit it. :( Anyway, here's my edited version. Lol.

Thanks for sharing the info. I'd like to clarify on this.

What you are offering is information on filing I-751 after divorce and pending divorce decision. The OP specifically said that he has sent in his I-751, is just waiting for an approval and while doing so, he/she and the spouse are planning to divorce. Is it the same banana as to incorrectly filing for ROC with waiver prior to divorce decision? From what I understood from your information is that immigrants are not to file for ROC with waiver to file jointly prior to divorce decision. If he/she does, RFE will be given and must be fulfilled within 87 days. The immigrant should then include the final divorce papers before a decision for his/her ROC can be made.

Let's say they file for a divorce a week after he sent in his I-751, should he go ahead and proceed with the biometrics etc, or is he supposed to inform USCIS about the application for divorce? I realize that the smarter move is to shut up and pray that USCIS doesn't see this and wait for the permanent GC. However, ethically and legally speaking, shouldn't the 2yr GC holder inform USCIS about it? And if he does, does that mean the I-751 which was filed BEFORE application for divorce will get automatically denied? or will USCIS give you an RFE to be fulfilled within 87days and this RFE should include proof of divorce decision? What if you have not received a decision in 87 days? Can the 87 days be extended?

 
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