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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Jamaica
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Your age freeze with immigration once the application is in processing preventing you from aging out. As a beneficiary you will process your i485 aos application base off your mom approval so go a head and send in your application so they can process it with your mom because you need to attend the interview with her. (Your lawyer never told y'all that)? Start ur aos process now and send it to the same lockbox or vsc as ur mom did and ask that ggry may be link also *it may be link without you stating it but with USCIS* you never know

08/2012 Discussed my immigration issues with a lawyer

08/2012 Started gathering evidence

11/2012 Paid my deposit (forgot to sign documents)

01/2013 Signed documents

02/19/2013 Vsc received my application

02/22/2013 NOA mailed out

My lawyer has a prima facie never collected it Caz I don't need any benefit at this time.

03/05/2013 EAD mailed out (actual ead date, it will expire 03/04/2014)

03/08/2013 Lawyer received biometrics for 3/17/2013 (day after my edd, [expected due date] did early walking 3/12/13)

03/29/2013 Card in hand (lawyer received it abt a week earlier but I delivered so was unable to collect it)

Waiting for my i360 approval but I'm in no rush (good things come to those who wait)

8/14/13 i360 approved. :)

10/8/2013 aos interview. .. approved :)

10/9/2013 status adjust to lpr and welcome package mailed out.

8/15/2013 I484 transfered to local office. :)

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Filed: Other Country: Brazil
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fruba you don't need to have an approval letter with your name on it. USCIS know you are a derivative beneficiary,because you were included in her Vawa self petition,probably she listed your name in the form I-360. You must submit form I-485 for you under your mom's approval. Submit copy of your mom's approval letter and you will be fine.

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Filed: Other Country: Guatemala
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@ howtosurvive I can't start my adjustment of status until our priority date is current and that won't be until this next month. I'm trying to file my own I-765 (work permit) but I was told that I needed the I-360 approval in my name before I could proceed. My lawyer also told us that I could adjust my status WITHOUT my mom being present. Thank you helping me out.

@sandranj can I submit my I-765 with my moms I-360 approval letter as well?

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@ howtosurvive I can't start my adjustment of status until our priority date is current and that won't be until this next month. I'm trying to file my own I-765 (work permit) but I was told that I needed the I-360 approval in my name before I could proceed. My lawyer also told us that I could adjust my status WITHOUT my mom being present. Thank you helping me out.

@sandranj can I submit my I-765 with my moms I-360 approval letter as well?

Sandraj has ample knowlege of these types of cases , please follow her suggestions

" You never can win, when you play dirty"

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Filed: Other Country: Brazil
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Fruba is your former stepfather a green card holder? because you mentioned that you can't start your adjustment of status until your priority date is current.This rule applies just if your former stepfather is a green card holder, if he is american your mother and you have already a visa number available.

You have two options, if you did not submit form I-485 and you were granted deferred action,then you can file form I-765 using category C 14, but once you submit form I-485 you just can file form I-765 if your former step father is an US Citizen; green card holder spouses/derivative beneficiaries cannot receive work permit with pending AOS, but last month I helped 2 women from visa journey, married with green card holders and they did not have a pending AOS, and I told them to file form I-765 using category C 9 because they desperate needed to work and guess what? both of them got work permit, do not ask me how,lol

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Filed: Other Country: Romania
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Fruba is your former stepfather a green card holder? because you mentioned that you can't start your adjustment of status until your priority date is current.This rule applies just if your former stepfather is a green card holder, if he is american your mother and you have already a visa number available.

You have two options, if you did not submit form I-485 and you were granted deferred action,then you can file form I-765 using category C 14, but once you submit form I-485 you just can file form I-765 if your former step father is an US Citizen; green card holder spouses/derivative beneficiaries cannot receive work permit with pending AOS, but last month I helped 2 women from visa journey, married with green card holders and they did not have a pending AOS, and I told them to file form I-765 using category C 9 because they desperate needed to work and guess what? both of them got work permit, do not ask me how,lol

Sandranj did those girls write a letter with explaining their situation and how desperate they needed to work or just sent I-765? Can I send it by myself or I need to ask a lawyer to do that?

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Filed: Other Country: Guatemala
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@sandranj

Thank you so much for all your useful information. I've been trying to research this info on my own and there's relatively little info on derivative children from Vawa cases.

My stepfather has green card, and we have to wait for our priority date to become current. As soon as my mom got her I-360 , we filed her I-765 and she received her work permit already. This whole time I've been requesting my own I-360 approval letter in my name when I could of just used my moms.

Do I have to adjust my status at the same time as my mom? Or can I do it first?

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Filed: Other Country: Brazil
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Iank if you have a pro bono lawyer ask him to file out form I-765 for you,if you don' have a lawyer you can submit the form. They just submitted form I-912 along with form I-765 and mentioned in the form I-912 they couldn't afford to pay any bills, and they didn' have any family, revenue or assets in the United States.

I can't promise you if it will work for you, but 2 girls that submitted got their EAD and they did not have I-485 pending,one of them received in 3 weeks and the another one in less than 15 days.

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Filed: Other Country: Romania
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Iank if you have a pro bono lawyer ask him to file out form I-765 for you,if you don' have a lawyer you can submit the form. They just submitted form I-912 along with form I-765 and mentioned in the form I-912 they couldn't afford to pay any bills, and they didn' have any family, revenue or assets in the United States.

I can't promise you if it will work for you, but 2 girls that submitted got their EAD and they did not have I-485 pending,one of them received in 3 weeks and the another one in less than 15 days.

Thank you very much Sandranj! I will try to do it, I do not have to loose anything anyways. And if in case I-360 gets denied and I file to appeal, do they revoke employment authorization?

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Thank you very much Sandranj! I will try to do it, I do not have to loose anything anyways. And if in case I-360 gets denied and I file to appeal, do they revoke employment authorization?

There are no IFS NOR BUTS LANK.. You will get your stuff.We are oprating from a platform of Faith.Faith in God..All will be well.

" You never can win, when you play dirty"

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Armenia
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Bambi5 I never heard any lawyer asking to rescind an RFE. If I get an RFE to ask something that I already submitted I just submit all over again articulating how and why information already submitted is sufficient or persuasive ,but not asking to rescind an RFE issued. USCIS memorandum states " Request for evidence is made when an application/petition is lacking required documentation/evidence (initial evidence) or the officer needs more documentation/evidence (additional evidence) to determine an applicant's eligibility for the benefit sought".I heard cases that Uscis rescidend and RFE issued,because they made a mistake issuing the RFE and they were no longer requesting additional evidence.Good luck.

Wow. Thank you dear Sandraj for your honest answer.

I pray GOD that it works out, and I will keep you guys posted.

Good luck to all of us

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Armenia
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There are no IFS NOR BUTS LANK.. You will get your stuff.We are oprating from a platform of Faith.Faith in God..All will be well.

Anajnic, your words of trusting GOD and having faith have a strong impression on me. GOD is GREAT. Everything will work out for the best in His Will.

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