Vawa part 4

[Cielo14 2]

Thank you Raga Shanti.

Yes i am waiting for Sandra advice! But thank you for be here and help me!

[Raga shanti 3]

Is your still LPR . I see what you are because we would have to waiting for our priority date to bad available . Sandranj like how my husband is now Citizen do I still have to wait or my priority like cielo14. If you can clarify what is the possible outcome for my case

[young Seattle 9]

Sandranj is very nice, try to explain everything into great detail. it is a great help for Vawa prayers. thanks

I wait for my one since Vawa part2, now it is vawa part4, still no result, wait for 29 months now. I saw vawa part2, Edwin got his vawa approve after waiting for 34 months outside of the state, he finally got his IB1 visa, I am wondering where is my IB1 visa, I keep my first christian marriage with my US citizen wife for 4 years now.

Maybe I am just thinking everything too early, but if I got my greencard, I still have 2 years contract with my Auckland company, Can I grab my greencard and go back to work for my Auckland company or I find some US company and work for their Auckland branch. because I need take care of my parents in Auckland too, And do some self employee business in Seattle, because I need pay tax to IRS, otherwise I cannot pursue my US citizenship successfully. Being an US citizen like Bruce Lee is always my biggest part of American dream!

anyway, God knows everything. hope more approve come here, God please bless us. Amen!

[Cielo14 2]

Raga Shanti. we need wait for sandra she can give us all questions!!

And yes my ex- husband is LPR!

[Sandra G. 5,047]

Jessy L considering the person was removed from United States and he/she was unlawful present there is a provision bar from reentry for those who accumulated more than 6months or 1 year of unlawful presence (3/10 years bar)however, lifted the 3/10 years bar the person can apply to visit,work or study in the USA.If the alien gets married to an US Citizen there is a waiver (I-601)available allowing the person to enter in the USA before the expiration date of the bar, if married to a US Citizen. Usually when the person receives an NTA (notice to appear) in Court the judge allows 'voluntary departure" then the alien won't be removed and then if one day wants to return the person just needs to file out form I-601 and not the I-212, but .if the person was deported and get married to an US Citizen she/she will need a I-212 waiver as well.

Regarding your other question the person can get a psychological evaluation with a psychologist and keep going to counseling, but the psychologist MUST inform the person is still going to counseling. Most of psychologist will perform a psychological evaluation after at least 2 or 3 therapy sessions.

Edited June 14, 2013 by sandranj

[Sandra G. 5,047]

Cielo 14 you just can submit form I-485 when the priority date becomes CURRENT,o therwise they will reject your application saying the priority date could not be established. You can file form I-765 based in your I-360 approval, use category C 14 if your Vawa was approved with deferred action and C 31 if you don't have deferred action.

[Sandra G. 5,047]

Ragha shanti if your husband became an US Citizen you can submit now the form I-485, because you will be considered Immediate relative of a U.S Citizen, and you will have a visa number immediately available,if you have copy of his passport or of his certificate of naturalization submit along with form I-485, but if you don't have a copy but you heard he became an US Citizen then you have to ask USCIS to search in their system .

If your lawyer is not representing you anymore then you should let them know about it ok.

Edited June 14, 2013 by sandranj

[Sandra G. 5,047]

Young Seattle I believe you overstayed your visa when living in the United States right? then if you get a job in the USA you will have a bar to readmission to the United States, and I said before there is a provision bar from reentry for those who accumulated more than 6months or 1 year of unlawful presence (3/10 years bar)however, lifted the 3/10 years bar the person can apply to visit,work or study in the USA.

[Hopeforever 1]

hopeforever did I email you back? because i get confuse, here everyone is using nicknames and then i get the real name and I don't know who is who,lol just let me know if i answered your message ok?

Yes you did, I sent you a PM thank you. I have relaxed since your answer.

You are awesome!!!

Edited June 14, 2013 by Hopeforever

[young Seattle 9]

Hi sandranj:

thanks for the message, I got no idea what so ever reason VSC hold my case forever there. based on my Washington state patrol report, my citizenship is US, also my F-1 Phd student visa was expired in 2009, I got married with my US citizen wife on May 27th 2009. Then one day I got letter from NBC director Robert cowan to let me go back my home country to pick up my birth certificate on Jan 5th 2011, so after I mailed back my missing immigration documents (birth certificate and non-criminal record from my home country), my case has been frozen on March 28th 2011, so far no any update, still initial review. I even sent message to director robert cowan on his linkedin webpage, I said why me, he got no reply yet. No ask no tell policy.

I paid my I-131 advance parole in 2011, because DHS in my home country warn me why not apply advance patrol going back Seattle and overstay in my home country, but still got denied without any letter to even bother to explain it. I found it online by myself. so I still need try I-601 for another waiver, i donot even know what is the point for this, first sent my only RFE to my former address in Seattle, I told them I never receive it from the first place, then no more RFE, no touch, no nothing, time has been frozen since March 28th 2011. Gosh, brillant, the other people married with US citizen partner called immediate relative, for me, that is another story. long story........

life is racing, anything before or after is just waiting------ Steven Mcqueen

[Sandra G. 5,047]

Young Seattle there are a lot of stuff going on in your case.

First of all you cannot file form I-601 (unlawful presence) before attending your interview! if they approve your case you should attend the interview and they will ask you to file out form I-601 .

You said" In my Washington state patrol report, my citizenship is US", WHY? did you claim american citizenship? you MUST fix it this ASAP. This kind of mistake may ban you FOREVER to become an immigrant in the United States.There is no waiver available for that.

When you moved back to your home Country did you send a notarized letter communicating you moved out of the Country?

As far I understood you applied for advance parole( I-131 ) when you were back in your home Country. .Advance parole is just valid if applied when the alien is STILL INSIDE the United States!no exceptions!

Edited June 14, 2013 by sandranj

[Jessy_L 7]

Jessy L considering the person was removed from United States and he/she was unlawful present there is a provision bar from reentry for those who accumulated more than 6months or 1 year of unlawful presence (3/10 years bar)however, lifted the 3/10 years bar the person can apply to visit,work or study in the USA.If the alien gets married to an US Citizen there is a waiver (I-601)available allowing the person to enter in the USA before the expiration date of the bar, if married to a US Citizen. Usually when the person receives an NTA (notice to appear) in Court the judge allows 'voluntary departure" then the alien won't be removed and then if one day wants to return the person just needs to file out form I-601 and not the I-212, but .if the person was deported and get married to an US Citizen she/she will need a I-212 waiver as well.

Thank you.

so if the person has never been unlawfully present in US, and if VAWA denied and the person leaves US within 30 day without any problems. Than there would be nothing to waive and person will be able to return on h1b / f1 ?

Do you know any cases when those people could not get a visa because of VAWA? (i.e. could not prove absence of immigration intentions because of it?)

[Sandra G. 5,047]

Jessy L if the person has never being unlawful present and leaves US within 30 days then the person can apply to obtain other kind the visa in the future.I know people that filed for asylum in the United and had the asylum denied and after a few years got tourist visa without any problem.But keep in mind having a pending I-485 it means the person is a "potential" immigrant " and the US Embassies abroad usually deny visas for people classified as a "potential" immigrants, but having just filed form I-360 it won't be a problem.

Edited June 14, 2013 by sandranj

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