VAWA, Part 12

[Sandra G. 5,048]

On 12/15/2018 at 8:34 AM, xoxox said:

Thank you sandra for Everything you are doing to help Us . Yes Ex husband USA citizen .. I don't know why it Show on the approval letter for i360 priority date when i checked it's exactly the date which I 130 or my pervious 485 filed , For my knowledge the priority date meaning the date which I 130 or pervious 485 filed !

They write priority date in your receipts but just spouses of green card holder have  to wait a visa number to be available in order to receive the green card .

[Sandra G. 5,048]

On 12/15/2018 at 9:20 AM, Par.Hast said:

This is my story;

 

I filed for I-360 and I-485 concurrently and I received my Notice of Action. 

I just recently received my Biometric appointment for both I-360 and I-485 (in one letter). 

 

My abusive husband was a U.S. citizen and we applied for my GC in January 2018 (my marriage based I-485 is "ready to be scheduled for interview" however I have filed for divorce and I don't live with him anymore). 

and I have EAD Card from marriage petition. 

 

My concern is about my work permit!

My lawyer refuses to apply for new I-765 based on my VAWA petition. 

She also refuses to renew my current EAD card, under my VAWA petition I-485. 

She believes that I am not eligible to apply for work permit, till my I-360 gets approved. 

 

I would appreciate your help; 

What is the correct action on my EAD Card? 

If I fire my lawyer, can I take care of my self-petition myself? or I have to have a lawyer?

 

 

ONE more question; 

can my abusive husband deport me or cancel my marriage petition?

Your attorney is incompetent.Yes you can represent yourself,if you fires him.

 

You husband can’t deport you. He can withdraw the l130/l864W if he filed for you, once he withdraws Uscis will deny the AOS and you need to file a new one right away.

 

[Sandra G. 5,048]

On 12/15/2018 at 11:36 AM, Jawithlove said:

Hey @sandranj can I get arrested by going to housing court 

They sometimes arrest   people with criminal record when  they go to attend family and civil hearings. If you are not a criminal the chance is extremely small  they will arrest you.Have with you all the time proof that you have a petition pending with Uscis.

 

[Jawithlove 30]

8 minutes ago, sandranj said:

They sometimes arrest   people with criminal record when  they go to attend family and civil hearings. If you are not a criminal the chance is extremely small  they will arrest you.Have with you all the time proof that you have a petition pending with Uscis.

 

Ok thank you 

[Ingodshands94 41]

Hi Everyone!!

 

Yesterday I received an updated on my I-360. It said they had received my correspondence and are reviewing it. What does this mean? My I-360 was approved on Sept 5th. I have approval letter on hand and everything.  Does this mean they sent it to my local office just now? I have not received any update after approval. I was thinking on asking my congressman to inquire on my behalf to see where is my case at this point.

[Sandra G. 5,048]

On 12/14/2018 at 9:23 PM, Par.Hast said:

This situation may change if my ex-spouse withdraw my marriage petition; am I right? there won't be any interview then I guess.

Yes if he withdraws the I-130 you won't have an interview. You can submit a letter to USCIS asking to put on hold, but second my experience they will not put on hold just because they received your letter.

[Florecita_Bella 16]

 

I think that previously I could not express this situation well, I hope that this time I will be able to express myself better:

 

I understand that for Form I-360 USCIS does not send an appointment for biometric data collection, except when the option to receive a work permit is selected in that form once Vawa is approved:

FORM I-360. Page 14, Part 10, Item12:

 

 

I have not received an appointment for biometric data collection based on Form I-360 (I have only received an appointment to take biometric data of forms I-485 and I-765 (C09)), unless the letter to the appointment to take the biometric data USCIS has sent to my former lawyer and this has not been communicated to me.

 

I have no reason to trust the information that my first lawyer can give me on this subject.

 

Chronology history of my case:

 

FIRST ATTORNEY:

• ·         In May I filed the I-360, in that Form I selected the box to receive an EAD based on the I-360 once Vawa is approved;
• ·         In June I received an RFE of good moral conduct.

 

SECOND ATTORNEY:

• ·         On September 10, I responded to the RFE and together with the answer I sent Forms I-485 and I-765 (under category C09);
• ·         In October I received the Prima Facie (This letter came to my first lawyer even though my second lawyer had requested a change of address);
• ·         In October I received biometric notices only for the I-485 and I-765 (C09) applications, but I have never received biometric notices for the I-360 form even though I selected the option to receive an EAD based on the I -360 once Vawa is approved.

 

I am currently waiting to receive news about my EAD.

 

Questions:

1. What would happen if USCIS sent the appointment for the biometric data collection (I-360) to my former lawyer and I could not attend because that lawyer did not inform me about the appointment?

2. If I did not attend this appointment, will USCIS deny my Vawa case?

3. With the intention of preventing USCIS from denying my case for not having attended such an appointment, is it convenient to send a letter to USCIS informing that I have not received an appointment for biometric data collection based on the I-360 form?

Sandra, I think that when I sent this matter to you in a private message, I could not explain myself well, so I appreciate your collaboration on this, thank you ...

 

Thank you for your cooperation and attention to this matter.

Edited December 18, 2018 by Florecita_Bella

[Kleenex12 107]

2 minutes ago, Florecita_Bella said:

 

 

I think that previously I could not express this situation well, I hope that this time I will be able to express myself better:

 

I understand that for Form I-360 USCIS does not send an appointment for biometric data collection, except when the option to receive a work permit is selected in that form once Vawa is approved:

 

FORM I-360. Page 14, Part 10, Item12:

 

 

 

 

I have not received an appointment for biometric data collection based on Form I-360 (I have only received an appointment to take biometric data of forms I-485 and I-765 (C09)), unless the letter to the appointment to take the biometric data USCIS has sent to my former lawyer and this has not been communicated to me.

 

I have no reason to trust the information that my first lawyer can give me on this subject.

 

Chronology history of my case:

 

FIRST ATTORNEY:

 

·         In May I filed the I-360, in that Form I selected the box to receive an EAD based on the I-360 once Vawa is approved;

 

·         In June I received an RFE of good moral conduct.

 

SECOND ATTORNEY:

 

·         On September 10, I responded to the RFE and together with the answer I sent Forms I-485 and I-765 (under category C09);

 

·         In October I received the Prima Facie (This letter came to my first lawyer even though my second lawyer had requested a change of address);

 

·         In October I received biometric notices only for the I-485 and I-765 (C09) applications, but I have never received biometric notices for the I-360 form even though I selected the option to receive an EAD based on the I -360 once Vawa is approved.

 

I am currently waiting to receive news about my EAD.

 

Questions:

 

1. What would happen if USCIS sent the appointment for the biometric data collection (I-360) to my former lawyer and I could not attend because that lawyer did not inform me about the appointment?

 

2. If I did not attend this appointment, will USCIS deny my Vawa case?

 

3. With the intention of preventing USCIS from denying my case for not having attended such an appointment, is it convenient to send a letter to USCIS informing that I have not received an appointment for biometric data collection based on the I-360 form?

 

 

 

Sandra, I think that when I sent this matter to you in a private message, I could not explain myself well, so I appreciate your collaboration on this, thank you ...

Thank you for your cooperation and attention to this matter.

 

they is no biometrics for 360, except you filled for 1-485 and 1-765 and since you later did thats why they scheduled biometrics for you!

[Hopenyc 8]

@Florecita_Bella Some people I knew, received EAD without finger print on it

[Florecita_Bella 16]

53 minutes ago, Hopenyc said:

@Florecita_Bella Some people I knew, received EAD without finger print on it

Hello Hopenyc,

I understand that people who receive EAD without registering their biometric data (fingerprints) USICS sends you a letter explaining that they used their old fingerprints for the FORM to which it is being applied, please correct me if I am wrong.

I understand that for Form I-360 USCIS does not send an appointment for biometric data collection, except when the option to receive a work permit is selected in that form once Vawa is approved.
I have not received an appointment for biometric data collection based on Form I-360 (I have only received an appointment to take biometric data of forms I-485 and I-765 (C09)), unless the letter to the appointment to take the biometric data USCIS has sent to my former lawyer and this has not been communicated to me.
Questions:
1. What would happen if USCIS sent the appointment for the biometric data collection (I-360) to my former lawyer and I could not attend because that lawyer did not inform me about the appointment?
2. If I did not attend this appointment, will USCIS deny my Vawa case?
3. With the intention of preventing USCIS from denying my case and not having attended such an appointment, is it convenient to send a letter to USCIS informing that I have received an appointment for a biometric data collection based on the I-360 form?

 

Thank you for your cooperation and attention to this matter.

[Florecita_Bella 16]

1 hour ago, Kleenex12 said:

they is no biometrics for 360, except you filled for 1-485 and 1-765 and since you later did thats why they scheduled biometrics for you!

Hi Kleenex12,

 

Do you mean that the USCIS does not send an appointment for biometric data collection (fingerprinting) when the option to receive a work permit is selected on the I-360 form once Vawa is approved?

FORM I-360. Page 14, Part 10, Item12:

 

Thank you for your cooperation and attention to this matter.

[Kleenex12 107]

1 minute ago, Florecita_Bella said:

Hi Kleenex12,

 

Do you mean that the USCIS does not send an appointment for biometric data collection (fingerprinting) when the option to receive a work permit is selected on the I-360 form once Vawa is approved?

FORM I-360. Page 14, Part 10, Item12:

 

 

Thank you for your cooperation and attention to this matter.

 

they do that only if you applied for the i-360 together with i-765 and I-485.but if you applied i-360 only even if you answer yes on the employment authorization you won’t get any biometrics appointment.

[escape 91]

@Ingodshands94 I received the same update. Both on the DHS and the USCIS accounts, and I didn’t send them any correspondence. Mine was approved in November, and my 485 had already changed to received my local office. 

Please keep me updated if you get anything else. Maybe it doesn’t mean anything, who knows...

Edited December 18, 2018 by escape

[Sandra G. 5,048]

9 hours ago, Florecita_Bella said:

Hello Hopenyc,

I understand that people who receive EAD without registering their biometric data (fingerprints) USICS sends you a letter explaining that they used their old fingerprints for the FORM to which it is being applied, please correct me if I am wrong.

I understand that for Form I-360 USCIS does not send an appointment for biometric data collection, except when the option to receive a work permit is selected in that form once Vawa is approved.
I have not received an appointment for biometric data collection based on Form I-360 (I have only received an appointment to take biometric data of forms I-485 and I-765 (C09)), unless the letter to the appointment to take the biometric data USCIS has sent to my former lawyer and this has not been communicated to me.
Questions:
1. What would happen if USCIS sent the appointment for the biometric data collection (I-360) to my former lawyer and I could not attend because that lawyer did not inform me about the appointment?
2. If I did not attend this appointment, will USCIS deny my Vawa case?
3. With the intention of preventing USCIS from denying my case and not having attended such an appointment, is it convenient to send a letter to USCIS informing that I have received an appointment for a biometric data collection based on the I-360 form?

 

Thank you for your cooperation and attention to this matter.

The will set up a fingerprints appointment for your I-485 & I-765.IF you don't attend the appointment they will deny the AOS.

[Florecita_Bella 16]

15 minutes ago, sandranj said:

The will set up a fingerprints appointment for your I-485 & I-765.IF you don't attend the appointment they will deny the AOS.

Hi sandranj,

 

I understand from your answer that when the I-360 is filed, even if in that form the option of receiving a work permit is selected once Vawa is approved and then, at another time, Form I-485 and I are archived. -765, USCIS does not send citations for biometric data collection for I-360, USCIS only sends citations for biometric data collection for Forms I-485 and I-765.

 

If I have misunderstood, please correct me.

 

Thank you very much for your help and great cooperation.