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Completely Confused on what to file (I-601 or I-212 or both)

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yes but if the marriage isn't still there you have to file the waiver while removing conditions. If they divorced while the ROC was pending the OP needed to notify immigration and add the waiver to the filing.

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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Here is a gigantic immigration-law firm that had very reasonable e-mail and telephone consultation rates when I used them, years ago: http://www.fosterquan.com/services/individuals-and-families/ Som

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There are good waiver Lawyers out there, obviously cases like this are where Lawyers make their money. I would at least have a consultation with a competent lawyer so you know what you are up against

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Update: Currently waiting for my husband to get the time off to go to USCIS field office and we are hoping to get more clarification from them. I will post answer when we get it. Thank you all.

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UPDATE!

So we filed form I-601 a little more than a month ago and we received the receipt notice, now we also requested for it to be expedite due to their previews mistake and that our daughter a US Citizen is in need of specialized medical attention. We haven't receive any update regarding the request to expedite, so i am not sure if that means it was not approved or if they may be looking into it. All I know is that our application was sent to Nebraska service center.

Note: we did get help from our state senator and we were told Form I-601 is the form we need to send in order to fix this issue and that there should not be any issues and that should be approve.

Jan 24, 17 Visa Issued/printed
Jan 17, 17. Second Interview at US Embassy
MTR Granted and Terminated: Oct. 31, 2016.
MTR filed: Sep, 2016

I-601

May, 2016 Denied on base that I need to file form I-212 instead.

October 5, 2015, we received your Form I-601.

NVC Processing I-130

June 2, 2015 Interview at US embassy in Panama, visa was not issue have to file I-601.

May 12, 2015 US embassy receives visa petition and sent instructions

May 4, 2015, NVC Completed pre-processing of visa petition.

April 24, 2015, NVC received case.

I-130

November 24, 2014, case sent to the Department of State for visa processing.

11/19/2014 approved Form I-130.

04/24/2014 received Form I-130

 

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