VAWA, Part 13

[Optimistic1986 146]

2 hours ago, Lola_lalo said:

I filled on November 2017. Got RFE this week. I believe I  will get approve when I submit the RFE. Just pray and wait. Don't stress out, I know waiting kills but keep your hopes high and wait patiently my dear. God be with you!

Wow! Congratulations! That’s why I kept checking the posts here bec positive feedbacks and support from this forum keeps my hope up. Thank you dear. I’m happy for you. Waiting kills but it is what it is. 

[Sandra G. 5,057]

4 hours ago, Optimistic1986 said:

@sandranj I filed at Vermont, I checked yesterday processing time was at Sept 2017 and just now it went back to June 2017. Which one is accurate???

They are adjudicating cases filed in September 2017.

[Optimistic1986 146]

24 minutes ago, sandranj said:

They are adjudicating cases filed in September 2017.

Thanks so much @sandranj

[ahmad- 56]

I filed in April 2017 and still waiting......

[Librawarrior 41]

Hey, everyone! I seem to be going mental here since my VAWA application but then I see people who filed since 2017 receiving RFEs 👀

 

here is my timeline so far

I360, 765 and I485 filed together. Received January 2019

 

Fees waived January 2019

Biometrics February 2019

March 2019 received Prima Facie

 

my current work authorization is expiring soon, everytime I check online there is no update. Only says Fees Waived. I was happy things moved so quickly at first but now I’m just a nervous wreck wondering and every day feels like a month. 

[FridayGirl@69 318]

32 minutes ago, Librawarrior said:

Hey, everyone! I seem to be going mental here since my VAWA application but then I see people who filed since 2017 receiving RFEs 👀

 

here is my timeline so far

I360, 765 and I485 filed together. Received January 2019

 

Fees waived January 2019

Biometrics February 2019

March 2019 received Prima Facie

 

my current work authorization is expiring soon, everytime I check online there is no update. Only says Fees Waived. I was happy things moved so quickly at first but now I’m just a nervous wreck wondering and every day feels like a month. 

Welcome to the boat! Vawa takes average 14-20 months up to 33 months to longest to get approved if your are lucky you will get Prima Face, after 3-5 months you will get the EAD until Vawa gets approve then it will be another 4-8 months to get your interview set. Once Vawa gets approve you will get the your EAD valid for 1 year until you go to interview until your other I765 gets approve. Average timeline is 24 months from the time your start to finish with your GC but it could take up to 33 months.

Just be patiently waiting, USCIS doesn’t give up dates until your application is either approve or you get an RFE.

Edited May 2, 2019 by FridayGirl@69

[FridayGirl@69 318]

1 hour ago, ahmad- said:

I filed in April 2017 and still waiting......

Did you request an infopass to get information about your case? ... it is unusual this long, did you get an RFE? or just all silent?

[Naperi 15]

10 hours ago, Lola_lalo said:

Hello to you all, Happy new month!

I filled I-360 on November 2017 and got a mail today to submit RFE of Good moral character.   

My question is 1- My embassy couldn't provide this service here and I couldn't go and bring that from back home. from your experience do you have an idea how to make this work?                         

2- affidavit of good moral character I submitted 3 affidavits from families and friends & church letter for good moral character and personal affidavit. What else shall I write as personal affidavit?

How long does it take to get approval of the I360 after i submit the RFE?

Thanks and God bless you!

 @sandranj @Stillwinning!!!😊

You need to go to police and get agood moral report ,, especially where you lived for 3yrs

[TBoneTX 46,067]

10 hours ago, Stillwinning!!!😊 said:

its the duty of whoever is translating to notarize..or so it should be!

The above can be interpreted in a couple of ways.  Just to be clear:  if the translator is also a notary, he/she shouldn't notarize his/her own signature.  A notary also shouldn't whip out his/her certification stamper and stamp a plain translation directly.  (Notaries notarize signatures, not documents.)

 

The good news is that the translator can write a statement about the translation, sign that statement in the presence of a notary, attach the statement to the translation, and return the papers to the client -- this might be what the quoted passage above is referring to.

[FridayGirl@69 318]

5 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

The above can be interpreted in a couple of ways.  Just to be clear:  if the translator is also a notary, he/she shouldn't notarize his/her own signature.  A notary also shouldn't whip out his/her certification stamper and stamp a plain translation directly.  (Notaries notarize signatures, not documents.)

 

The good news is that the translator can write a statement about the translation, sign that statement in the presence of a notary, attach the statement to the translation, and return the papers to the client -- this might be what the quoted passage above is referring to.

https://www.google.com/search?q=trusted translations

I used them, these professional and efficient.

You do all via email/fedex.

[SssMay 56]

Does anyone have the updated about EAD renewal application? I filed my new EAD application on February 2019 and still waiting the news. 

[Stillwinning!!!😊 4,570]

7 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

The above can be interpreted in a couple of ways.  Just to be clear:  if the translator is also a notary, he/she shouldn't notarize his/her own signature.  A notary also shouldn't whip out his/her certification stamper and stamp a plain translation directly.  (Notaries notarize signatures, not documents.)

 

The good news is that the translator can write a statement about the translation, sign that statement in the presence of a notary, attach the statement to the translation, and return the papers to the client -- this might be what the quoted passage above is referring to.

Thanks you so much for interpreting and expanding my response for clarity and better understanding! I know you are rooting for everyone here and we appreciate! God bless you plenty!💪😊🙏 @TBoneTX

[Poupis 52]

Hi,

 

I had traveled to my country twice with my AP and everything was ok.

I’m planning to go again next month but I just realized that this time I have a RFE (which will be responded before I travel). Do you guys know if having a RFE could make me have problems to get back to the USA?

 

thank you

[Kpositafo 7]

@sandranj OR anyone, I had my interview on April 13th at Chicago field office, and the lady who interviewed me said she will review my case. till now I have not heard anything or update online.

NB:

1. My priority date from approved i130 and i485 is May 11th.

2. I am yet to divorced

I am just confused and not happy. I will value any advice or words.

Edited May 2, 2019 by Kpositafo

[Allrounder 57]

Good afternoon visajourney family, i just want to share this about my EAD. My initial EAD was gotten from my i 485 my husband filed for me. My case was denied bc my husband refused to go for the interview and EAD renewal based on the case was also denied. I filed  360, a new i485 and a new EAD in match 2018, through my lawyer, everything was sent to Vernon.  In July i realised that my lawyer file EAD with the C31 category, after reading from this Forum i let him know that he should have file the C9 category instead, he immediately corrected it by filing a new EAD and he instead sent it to NBC, i became worried bc i knew he was suppose to send it to Vernon. In August i got an approval of my EAD from MV. I still have the EAD valid till Aungust 13 2019.  I was about to fill a form to apply for renewal and yesterday i got a mail from NBC that my EAD has been approved and it is valid till April 2020 c9 category. Now i became confused, why is it coming from NBC when my case is at Vernon, any body had such experience before.