curious

[lecilia 15]

so im curious to find out if anyone removal of conditions has been denied yet ? as i dont really see any only the ones that had issues like suddenly divorcing 

[Crazy Cat 41,847]

Search for "I-751 denied".....There are denials.

[lecilia 15]

yeaa just had to ask im so freaked out about my application since it arrives Tuesday shipping says so what the 23rd and my card expires on the 4th im like what if theres some mistake or something i overlooked its cutting it wayyyyyy to close was wondering i guess. about if anyone had it sent back and filed during the exp date or after 

[lecilia 15]

i keep thinking ive screwed myself due to the fact that i never put the letter i wrote for living arrangements in the package since we live in my father in laws house everything is in his name like the main bills and so on.

my package has copies of my credit cards joint credit cards

joint phone bill and statements

joint little stuff like 

clubs and gym memberships 

joint tax returns filed for the previous 2 years 

photos advocates of support from 4 original advocates  

joint bank account statments for the LAST 3 years i sent THEM ALL and highlighted anything paid from them like -

loan payment , car insurance , credit cards , tv payment , phone payment , any out of pocket medical expenses dont have med insurance basically eveything we have i highlighted in the statments since it all comes out of our JOINT account where it shows my money and his goes into and is used on them 

and then the normal things like photos 

letters all that 

 

[mindthegap 2,590]

Yes.

[Scandi 4,166]

2 hours ago, missileman said:

Search for "I-751 denied".....There are denials.

I decided to make a quick search to see what people was denied for, I checked the first 10 threads that showed up and almost all of the cases were a bit messy, weird or just out of the normal. 

 

1. Denied after a stokes interview because USCIS suspected she was only here to help her family back home, not because she loved her husband and wanted to be with him. Denied because they suspected fraud.

2. Denied because they separated while ROC was pending, applicant filed a divorce waiver but the divorce wasn't finalized before the ROC was adjudicated.

3. OP stated that him and his wife went to an interview and later got a denial letter in the mail. Turned out that the "interview" was the biometrics appointment and the "denial letter" was an RFE letter.

4. Filed with a divorce waiver but divorce wasn't finalized in time.

5. Messy story about separation, divorce, divorce waiver and finally a no-show for the interview which resulted in a denial.

6. Another messy story about infidelity, separation, divorce while ROC pending , rescheduling of interview and then a no-show for interview.

7. ROC divorce waiver denied because of lack of proof of bonafide marriage.

8. Denied because no-show at interview.

9. Received RFE but failed to send enough proof, called for an interview and failed to answer correct to questions, lived separately for a whole year prior to interview, want to divorce.

10. Denied because of abandonment. Never received RFE and/or interview letter.

[lecilia 15]

So since I sent my package I kinda have to wait to hear off them now like how do we keep updated with everything to do with our application ?

[nightingalejules 678]

15 hours ago, lecilia said:

So since I sent my package I kinda have to wait to hear off them now like how do we keep updated with everything to do with our application ?

Yes, now that you've sent your package you just have to wait. If you did something obviously wrong (check for wrong amount, missed a signature etc) they'll send the whole package back and you resubmit, otherwise they'll send you a letter that extends your status for a year. Then you'll get the biometrics appointment letter, get your fingerprints and photo taken, and then you wait again, for at least a year. Once you have the biometrics letter, you'll be able to sign in to USCIS' "my case status" webpage, but it won't tell you anything other than that your case was received, that entire time.

 

After a year or so, (more like 15 months if you filed at CSC) you will get either: an RFE (request for (more) evidence), an interview notice, or an approval. (Your case status still won't update until the new card is actually in production).

 

There is no way to keep updated, unfortunately. That's why we have these threads on VisaJourney, because at least then we know that people who applied around the same time we did are all still waiting, too!

 

[lecilia 15]

wow great walk-through thank you so much its appreciated and my check was $680 i think i signed all the right places basically filled out my whole 751 form only thing i left blank was my husbands physical address post code and providence cause i was like doesn't that apply to out of united states thats about it im sure 

im just worried if i did something wrong the package wont get sent back in time before my GC expires