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I-130 Approval Notice but not eligable for AOS?

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One thing I learned is that you absolutely can not guess, predict or approximate the cause of any action taken on your petition by USCIS.

Copy-paste the following into Google search engine:

The above petition has been approved. The petition indicates that the person for whom you are petitioning is in the United States and will apply for adjustment of status. The evidence indicates that he or she is not eligible to file an adjustment of status application.

You can put quotation marks to limit your search to an exact match (96 results vs over 36000).

Then you can click on each individual link and read why was that letter sent in each particular case.

Reason why you got "not eligible to AOS" letter may or may not be similar/same to others posted.

I-485/I-130 filed: January 26,2012 (130/485 sent to Chicago lockbox, transferred to MSC, field office Baltimore, MD).

I-130 Approved: June 25, 2012

I-485 RFE issued: June 25, 2012

Contacted offices of Honorable Senator Ben Cardin and Barbara Mikulski at the end of July.

I-485 DECISION MADE on August 03, 2012 , LESS THAN A WEEK AFTER CONTACTING THE SENATOR'S OFFICE TO INQUIRE ON CASE STATUS!

I-485 WELCOME NOTICE RECEIVED IN MAIL: 08/08/12

Green Card in Mail: 08/11/12

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Hypnos
Hypnos

Making an Infopass appointment is probably your best bet to getting an answer. I suspect it's an error on their part.

DandT14
DandT14

They're not going to deny her for that suspicion, without even an interview. And if it happens "all the time", I'd like to see examples.

ceadsearc
ceadsearc

Oh! Ok, yes. I thought you were saying she would have trouble because she entered the country illegally.

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Fridaythe22nd   0

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OP, a shot in the dark here - at no point did your wife leave the US after filing the I-485, did she? It doesn't seem like there has been time, but I am very confused by them putting that on your I-130.

No, she hasn't left the country yet. Thanks for checking!

U.S. Citizen

2001 Met wife overseas

2003 Had child overseas ( now U.S. citizen )

2006 Married overseas

2007 Wife obtained tourist visa to U.S.

2007 Visited U.S. for 6 months then returned overseas.

04/24/12 - Visited U.S.

05/31/12 - Filed I-130

06/07/12 - NOA for I-130 received.

07/13/12 - Filed I-485 / I-765

07/19/12 - NOA for I-485 received

07/19/12 - NOA for I-765 received

08/02/12 - NOA Biometrics letter received, biometrics scheduled for 8/30/12

08/06/12 - NOA I-130 Petition Approved ( but says not eligible for adjustment of status ?? )

 
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