i551 stamp denied

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

5 minutes ago, dan-but said:

knowing overstay is forgiven once married i did not see a reason to mention it

i never had left the usa since 2009

and given that question  a raised on the first interview and cleared as 2 years conditional was approved

makes me wonder 

according to the uscis supervisor it appears i might have two A Numbers

but she was not able to provide any information 

 

Well it always helps when you are asking for information about an issue if you are forthright with your backstory so people can better assist you. Also you do not have a timeline so we are kinda left guessing as to what is going.

Edited April 24, 2018 by cyberfx1024

[Going through 5,671]

3 minutes ago, dan-but said:

knowing overstay is forgiven once married i did not see a reason to mention it

i never had left the usa since 2009

and given that question  a raised on the first interview and cleared as 2 years conditional was approved

makes me wonder 

according to the uscis supervisor it appears i might have two A Numbers

but she was not able to provide any information 

 

 

24 minutes ago, dan-but said:

i went on a b-2 visa had h2b and j1 in the past as well

all extended through 2005-2009

Just for clarification.... are you saying you had 3 different types of visas, AND all three had approved extensions....AND all visa approvals and extension approvals happened within a 4 year period?

[dan-but 1]

to make it clearer

2005 - entry on j1  august   departed on nov of that year

2006 - entry on j1 june departed august

2006 - b2 visa entry september

2006 - 2008  converted b2 in h2b all legally extended and approved

2009 - entry on b2 todate

 

2013 - married

2014 - filed the initial application same year interview 

2015 - july got my condiitonal GC

2017  - seperated divorced by dec of 2017

2018 - june filed i751 

 

[Russ&Caro 1,549]

Do you have a very common first and last name? Maybe 2 different files have been combined inappropriately within your current case.

[dan-but 1]

my name is not common or the last name no.

 

 

[robhat 7]

Did you have a 2yr home residency requirement on your j-1. I assume this isn't an issue as they granted an H visa and it was a short stay so they don't usually add the requirement... but could(?) complicate things if you did and didn't fulfil it...

Edited April 24, 2018 by robhat

[sweetswinks 400]

17 minutes ago, dan-but said:

to make it clearer

2005 - entry on j1  august   departed on nov of that year

2006 - entry on j1 june departed august

2006 - b2 visa entry september

2006 - 2008  converted b2 in h2b all legally extended and approved

2009 - entry on b2 todate

 

2013 - married

2014 - filed the initial application same year interview 

2015 - july got my condiitonal GC

2017  - seperated divorced by dec of 2017

2018 - june filed i751 

 

 

Was that an error? june 2018 applied for i751?

[Boiler 45,519]

Sounds like he had H2B status not a visa.

[dan-but 1]

so would this imply immigration kept on approving me in error ?

 

sorry it was an error i reffer to june 2017 filed i751 waiver

[mindthegap 2,590]

Do a FOIA request for your entire file for your A#.

If you can get hold of the other A#, file a seperate request for that file too.

 

https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/freedom-information-and-privacy-act-foia/how-file-foia-privacy-act-request/how-file-foiapa-request

[ApplyingforN400 126]

You obviously have a mess created by either J1 or H2B and when you filed for green card, they might’ve mistakenly created a whole new A# rather than add to the old one leaving the J1 and H2B left to rot over the years. I wont be surprised if you had a bunch of letters showing up to old address asking you to leave due to expired H2B or J1. 

 

Hopefully this is their mistake for not having everything under 1 file and a good lawyer can work backwards to get them to correct their errors one at a time

[dan-but 1]

hey i hope you are right

sounds like a nightmare if this is the case...

[Going through 5,671]

Definitely recommend to do the FOIA request for your file----best to have all the information you can get in your hands.

[dan-but 1]

do you guys know how long it takes the receive the information ?

[Californiansunset 336]

3 hours ago, dan-but said:

Hi Guys,

 

First of all Thank you for replying.

 

No criminal recored in general,US or international.

got married 03/10/13

filed I 130 & I 485 I think April or May 2013

interview was first scheduled to September and we had to reschedule so Feb 15th...the interview went fine but the IOA said he has a red flag and asked if i ever got deported or served with one
i applied no,it took 6 month but i got my GC on July 2015

my ex wife and i broke up around Feb 2017 but filed for divorce in may 2017

I filed my I 751 with a waiver,Biometric and extension went fine...  i just got my divorce decry in Dec 2017 didn't get RFE to give them that

Went today for the infopass ,got that info.       

 

So at your AOS interview you already found out that there might two A# under your name or at least had deportation orders on your file? That would've made me so nervous and I would've tried everything I could back then to have that fixed. When it comes to immigration things like that always seem to backfire if you don't take care of it immediately. I would've had sleepless nights over this...even if it eventually got approved.

I literally went twice to an infopass to have an IO check my file that everything was in order after they had accidentally put my AOS file to be sent back to Missouri to have it denied for a no-show after I rescheduled my Greencard interview. Better safe than sorry... this stuff can literally ruin your life...