PREVIOUS I-130 PETITION DENIED

[MAANI 0]

DEAR ALL

HOW I CAN CURE THE PREVIOUSI-130 PETITION WHICH DENIED DUE (REASON IMMIGRATION PURPOSE) BECAUSE WE WERE NOT LIVING TOGETHER AND FILE WAS INCOMPLETE .

WE HAVE REFILLED I-130 ACC TO USCIS INSTRUCTION AND NOW ME AND MY WIFE ARE LIVING TOGETHER WITH MY BROTHER FAMILY , MY BROTHER HAS FILED ASYLUM CASE WHICH IS PENDING , MY QUESTION IS THAT SHOULD WE LIVE INDEPENDENTLY /SEPARATELY DUE TO MY BROTHER CASE DOES IT EFFECT ON MY INTERVIEW I HAD FINGERPRINT ON 10TH JANUARY 2013.

MY OTHER QUESTION IS THAT WHEN USCIS ISSUE /GRANT CONDITIONAL GREEN CARD WHY THEY HAVE OBJECTION /SCRUTINY WHILE USCIS HAS PENALTY OF TIME TO INVESTIGATE OR THING COME ON SURFACE ITSELF IN GIVEN TIME ,WHAT IS MECHANISM OF USCIS REGRADING ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS ON SPOUSE BASIS .

RGDS

AHMED

Edited January 23, 2013 by hussain

[sn530 27]

Pleae do not type in caps it makes it really hard to read and seems like you are speaking out loud (yelling).

HOW I CAN CURE THE PREVIOUSI-130 PETITION WHICH DENIED DUE (REASON IMMIGRATION PURPOSE) BECAUSE WE WERE NOT LIVING TOGETHER AND FILE WAS INCOMPLETE .

By refiling your case as you have already done but make sure the file is complete this time... this form has sample/example forms that are filled out to show how to properly fill out all forms look up top in menu bar.

WE HAVE REFILLED I-130 ACC TO USCIS INSTRUCTION AND NOW ME AND MY WIFE ARE LIVING TOGETHER WITH MY BROTHER FAMILY , MY BROTHER HAS FILED ASYLUM CASE WHICH IS PENDING , MY QUESTION IS THAT SHOULD WE LIVE INDEPENDENTLY /SEPARATELY DUE TO MY BROTHER CASE DOES IT EFFECT ON MY INTERVIEW I HAD FINGERPRINT ON 10TH JANUARY 2013.

It should not matter whom you live with, does not matter if you live together or in different countries. what matters is the autheticity of your application and if the honesty can be reflected through interview process and supported by documents and pictures. Often the best proof is the involvement of family with the case (family pictures) and also properly filling out forms... the forms can be difficult to understand and if not filled out correctly a missinterpretation can occur.

MY OTHER QUESTION IS THAT WHEN USCIS ISSUE /GRANT CONDITIONAL GREEN CARD WHY THEY HAVE OBJECTION /SCRUTINY WHILE USCIS HAS PENALTY OF TIME TO INVESTIGATE OR THING COME ON SURFACE ITSELF IN GIVEN TIME ,WHAT IS MECHANISM OF USCIS REGRADING ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS ON SPOUSE BASIS .

Purpose of that is to fullfill a gap of people whom wish to be perminent residents of usa however do not wish to become citizens. Green card allows an individual to be a perminenet resident which does not require the renewal of visa every so often and stay limitatoin. Not everyone who has a green card will persue to become a citizen of the usa... majoirty of people usualy do however not everyone. Also during this process if a green card holder commits a serious offense they can be refused citizenship this is another reason for conditional green card. Hope that makes sense, or answers your question.

[AnotherLostSoul 167]

I think another reason for "conditional green card" for people who have not been married for two years at the time of application is to exclude even any likeliness of "fraud marriages". If say you get married today and file tomorrow, even if you have great pictures, and seems by the documents you provide that it is a bona fide marriage, since you guys have barely lived together to learn each other when you guys happy, angry, annoyed, in a bad mood etc. there's always a high chance that people don't make it to "ROC phase" and they divorce prior to that. Not judging here anyone, but it is pretty common that people get married after dating one for two months, or 4 months, and that is not long enough time for USCIS eye to fully be convinced that the marriage that follows it will last forever due to the great love. USCIS feels it is "just a spark" and in a couple months later, people lose the spark and divorce. Hence, USCIS wants to give conditional green card to those who just got married without being married for at least two years prior to filing the application. If the married couple file for GC after two years of being married, USCIS believes that is long enough time to really ensure that these people did not get married for either to get a green card, or because they had a "spark" and saw everything in pink for a couple months...

[nicolebella10 1]

I think another reason for "conditional green card" for people who have not been married for two years at the time of application is to exclude even any likeliness of "fraud marriages". If say you get married today and file tomorrow, even if you have great pictures, and seems by the documents you provide that it is a bona fide marriage, since you guys have barely lived together to learn each other when you guys happy, angry, annoyed, in a bad mood etc. there's always a high chance that people don't make it to "ROC phase" and they divorce prior to that. Not judging here anyone, but it is pretty common that people get married after dating one for two months, or 4 months, and that is not long enough time for USCIS eye to fully be convinced that the marriage that follows it will last forever due to the great love. USCIS feels it is "just a spark" and in a couple months later, people lose the spark and divorce. Hence, USCIS wants to give conditional green card to those who just got married without being married for at least two years prior to filing the application. If the married couple file for GC after two years of being married, USCIS believes that is long enough time to really ensure that these people did not get married for either to get a green card, or because they had a "spark" and saw everything in pink for a couple months...

Hello senior member. Did you get a lawyer when you applied for your papers? Seems like you're papers came in so fast

[AnotherLostSoul 167]

Hello senior member. Did you get a lawyer when you applied for your papers? Seems like you're papers came in so fast

Hey "nicolebella10": No, I did not...I did it all myself and read tons on this website to ensure I'm doing things right. Seriously, you don't need any lawyer for this, unless you have an unusual case as a criminal record, or previous marriage, or something that is "fishy". If you are just an "average" boring person who just want to adjust their status based on marriage to a USC spouse then you don't waste not even a penny on a lawyer...you don't need one! I swear!

[nicolebella10 1]

Hey "nicolebella10": No, I did not...I did it all myself and read tons on this website to ensure I'm doing things right. Seriously, you don't need any lawyer for this, unless you have an unusual case as a criminal record, or previous marriage, or something that is "fishy". If you are just an "average" boring person who just want to adjust their status based on marriage to a USC spouse then you don't waste not even a penny on a lawyer...you don't need one! I swear!

Aww thanks!! Yeah I have a boring case actually obsessed in reading all the applications and photocopied everything I could think of. Hopefully my papers are fast as yours!!!!! Thanks

[AnotherLostSoul 167]

I'll cross my fingers (and toes) for ya!

[MAANI 0]

Dear All

I Am Very Much Thankful To My Gold Member SN530 Who Has Given Brief Answers And Also Thanks To Visa Journey Site Which Give Instant Information.

Now My Question That While I Have Arranged Marriage By my Parents As Muslim Culture , And It Is Not According To American Standard.

Is There Any Hitch As Uscis Previously Denied My AOS As I Explained Before I will have interview on 20th feb 2013 and received work permit on 15th feb 2013.

But still I am confused I have bona fied marriage and uscis putting very weak objection that your marriage is only immigration purpose , we had nikkah on sept 2011 , we filled AOS but that time we did not live together due to rukusti (final ceremony) was not occurred, after that we had ist interview and IO put red flag on my file , now we live together final ceremony had happened in my native country on June 2012 .

Pls advise what is minimum cartaria for approval , but this time I did filled all formalities acc to uscis instruction ,My case is very clear and clean no fraud.

If uscis asked us is marriage consummated , we ready give ans of unethical /ill moral question

Thanks

Ahmed

[Penguin_ie 5,997]

Having an arranged marriage is fine- it is not common in America, but the USCIS officers know about different cultures. You will still need to show a bonafide relationship (co-mingling of finances etc)

There is no "minimum criteria for approval". It depends on your individual case and the officer you get.