Called USCIS, they said my case is denied.HELP

[vendar 4]

So you have been in a same kind of situation before? Or how do you know all this?

I mean same situation that we are in right now.

[Hypnos 6,576]

I read. A lot.

Edited April 20, 2014 by Hypnos

[Boiler 45,541]

My recollection is that they reconsider, not consider new information.

[vendar 4]

Is it even possible to reapply? I didnt see anywhere on the letter that said we could start over again and reapply.

[Boiler 45,541]

That has nothing to do with the current application.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

It is most definitely possible to reapply, as I stated earlier. I am not that familiar with motions, so I have nothing to add on that front. Best of luck to you.

[Darnell 8,478]

Is it even possible to reapply? I didnt see anywhere on the letter that said we could start over again and reapply.

Yes. Listed by many here, in yer topic, for a path you can choose.

[vendar 4]

Ok, thanks for your help everyone!

We are probably going to reapply for my AOS/AP/EAD and not file a motion.

Do I have to get a new criminal record from my home country? Because my last one is from september, from right before I came to the US.

And also, my medical exam is from August, does that still work?

Does anyone know, if I can expedite my AP and EAD, since I have already been in the US for 6 months. I know it's our own fault that it's taking this long, but is there any way we could get my AP faster?

This time we will have to be really careful filing, maybe we will post here our "checklist", and if someone would be willing to help, that would be awesome!

[vendar 4]

Also, how much money should I write on the check, do I have to get my fingerprints taken again, even though I had them taken in January?

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

You don't need a police cert and didn't need one the first time

Your medical is good for a year so should be good still.

You could try for EAD expedite. You'd have to have a reason, so check uscis.gov for expedite requirements. A pending job might do the trick.

I do think you'll need to get another biometrics (and pay), but I am not 100% sure.

Best of luck, really

[vendar 4]

Yeah I just remembered too that I dont even need a criminal record for AOS

Thanks so much, I really appreciate it!

We will start filling out all our papers again, and hopefully everything will go well this time.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Yeah I just remembered too that I dont even need a criminal record for AOS

Thanks so much, I really appreciate it!

We will start filling out all our papers again, and hopefully everything will go well this time.

It will. If you get a RFE, post it here so we can help!

[vendar 4]

I'm still thinking about this one thing,

is the USCIS going to accept my new application because my K1-visa already expired?

Are they going to know that I already applied once and got denied, should I explain the situation to them on a letter with my AOS package?

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

I'm still thinking about this one thing,

is the USCIS going to accept my new application because my K1-visa already expired?

Are they going to know that I already applied once and got denied, should I explain the situation to them on a letter with my AOS package?

Your K-1 expiration doesn't matter. They will still accept it. You could mention it in a cover letter but it's not needed.

[Darnell 8,478]

I'm still thinking about this one thing,

is the USCIS going to accept my new application because my K1-visa already expired?

Are they going to know that I already applied once and got denied, should I explain the situation to them on a letter with my AOS package?

Your K-1 visa was invalidated at the border crossing,

and

it was the I-94 that governs your legal stay.

If'n you got married within those 90 days after arrival,

then USCIS won't care when you file the AOS set,

except if it's more than 2 years, you add in an I-130 to the set.