Another AP Question!

[judester 0]

HI!

OK, They did NOT approve my husband and his sons AP when he went to the local office (Milwaukee). They do not give emergency APs unless someone is "dead or dying"... A court order requiring him to bring the kids to Canada once a month is not serious enough (contempt of court, jail time, etc...)

We are curious if the APs are updated on the USCIS site when there is a change in status and/or by email or will they just show up in the mail?

Any input would be appreciated! It would save us from checking for updates on a daily basis!

(Ok, we'll still keep checking anyway!)

Thanks,

J

[Yodrak 7]

J,

Sounds like someone failed to make appropriate arrangements with their ex- before coming to the USA and applying to adjust status?

Yodrak

HI!

OK, They did NOT approve my husband and his sons AP when he went to the local office (Milwaukee). They do not give emergency APs unless someone is "dead or dying"... A court order requiring him to bring the kids to Canada once a month is not serious enough (contempt of court, jail time, etc...)

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J

[judester 0]

J,

Sounds like someone failed to make appropriate arrangements with their ex- before coming to the USA and applying to adjust status?

Yodrak

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Yodrak,

More like someone (the ex and her lawyer) understood that it would take up to 90 days and had no problem with it when we filed. Now they are throwing these threats around.

My husband had driven 1200 miles (600 each way) TWICE a month for FIVE YEARS to see the kids. Now, the court orders him to have custody (for a number of good reasons) and he's still required to drive once a month directly to her door to drop off of the children. He has done this EVERY month for the past 16 months. Without fail. Now, since the children cant leave the country for a couple of months, we have offered to pay for a hotel for 3 nights if she is willing to drive down and the answer is still no! Obviously she does not want to see her kids that badly!

OK, THATS MY VENT!!!

Anybody have an answer to my original question?

Thanks,

J

[judester 0]

HI!

OK, They did NOT approve my husband and his sons AP when he went to the local office (Milwaukee). They do not give emergency APs unless someone is "dead or dying"... A court order requiring him to bring the kids to Canada once a month is not serious enough (contempt of court, jail time, etc...)

We are curious if the APs are updated on the USCIS site when there is a change in status and/or by email or will they just show up in the mail?

Any input would be appreciated! It would save us from checking for updates on a daily basis!

(Ok, we'll still keep checking anyway!)

Thanks,

J

Anyone?

J

[The Way it Is 0]

HI!

OK, They did NOT approve my husband and his sons AP when he went to the local office (Milwaukee). They do not give emergency APs unless someone is "dead or dying"... A court order requiring him to bring the kids to Canada once a month is not serious enough (contempt of court, jail time, etc...)

We are curious if the APs are updated on the USCIS site when there is a change in status and/or by email or will they just show up in the mail?

Any input would be appreciated! It would save us from checking for updates on a daily basis!

(Ok, we'll still keep checking anyway!)

Thanks,

J

Anyone?

J

Go back to the court of jurisdiction and file for a modification to the original court order based upon a change in circumstances.

[lynamon 0]

I sympathize with your situation ... it's unfortunate that they will not automatically issue AP's for children that are by court order to have visits with their parents. It's definitely hard on the children.

[judester 0]

Go back to the court of jurisdiction and file for a modification to the original court order based upon a change in circumstances.

Uh, the court is in Canada. If he could go back to court, they could just visit their mother. They cannot even travel for the purpose of going to court without an Advance Parole.

J