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4 hours ago, Stillwinning!!!๐Ÿ˜Š said:

May 2018 approved case..no interview?ย  Where are you located? This is a little unusual! Someone here approved in April 2019 already has interview set for this month! You need to make some moves..contact congressman asap!

Im in denver Coloradoย  .. my Lawyer supposedly called the number they call uscis for lawyers only and they told her they would call her back in 5 weeks because at the moment they had no infoย 

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6 hours ago, Cindygodisgood1 said:

Im in denver Coloradoย  .. my Lawyer supposedly called the number they call uscis for lawyers only and they told her they would call her back in 5 weeks because at the moment they had no infoย 

The USCIS folks have more regard for your representative..that's why I said to contact them! You can google theย congressman in charge of your district..set up an appointment and they would enquire on your behalf! Give it a try..your wait time so far is absurd!

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21 minutes ago, Quarknase said:

Hi @FeDaniela, I want to piggy bank on @Trizzle's comment. I received my Greencard after approved VAWAย back in 2016. I didn't have an interview (back then it was possible that the interview gets waived when you have a strong case), so I'm unable to state if an IO would give you weird looks for still being married. But what I do know is, that a divorce proceeding doesn't have to be started to receive the greencard. In fact it has no impact whatsoever (NYC Office back then).

My attorney back then actually advised me to wait with divorce filing after the entire process is complete - for two reasons.

1/ Less paperwork for the IO to go through ;)

2/ You can apply for WAVA up until 2 years after your divorce. This means if you are not sure if you have a strong case, and you are divorced by the time you file WAVA, a potential denial could be received after the 2 year window passes. This would prevent you from re-filing (which is often recommended over filing a motion to review a decision). If you are still married (not divorced), there's no "cut-off" date for VAWA eligibility.

Having that said, for some of us it's more stressful to remain married to the abuser, for others it's more stress to deal with a divorce. We each should do what works best for us, and not let the paperwork get in our way of a stress freeย life.

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I hope this puts your mind at ease.

Thanks for this! Same point I tried to make! I believe it has no effect whatsover as it concerns the case, rather it should depend onย your situation..and how desperate or urgent it is for your own good/safety!

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1 hour ago, Quarknase said:

Hi @FeDaniela, I want to piggy bank on @Trizzle's comment. I received my Greencard after approved VAWAย back in 2016. I didn't have an interview (back then it was possible that the interview gets waived when you have a strong case), so I'm unable to state if an IO would give you weird looks for still being married. But what I do know is, that a divorce proceeding doesn't have to be started to receive the greencard. In fact it has no impact whatsoever (NYC Office back then).

My attorney back then actually advised me to wait with divorce filing after the entire process is complete - for two reasons.

1/ Less paperwork for the IO to go through ;)

2/ You can apply for WAVA up until 2 years after your divorce. This means if you are not sure if you have a strong case, and you are divorced by the time you file WAVA, a potential denial could be received after the 2 year window passes. This would prevent you from re-filing (which is often recommended over filing a motion to review a decision). If you are still married (not divorced), there's no "cut-off" date for VAWA eligibility.

Having that said, for some of us it's more stressful to remain married to the abuser, for others it's more stress to deal with a divorce. We each should do what works best for us, and not let the paperwork get in our way of a stress freeย life.

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I hope this puts your mind at ease.

Very good input. Thank you!

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17 hours ago, aquila said:

Wow thanks be to God, this made feel like there's fresh blood in me ๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿ˜Š. With this I know all hope isn't lost. Thanks @Stillwinning!!!๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿ˜Š ๐Ÿ˜Š

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Amen Amen Amen ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™

Stay strong @aquila yours will come pretty soon ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿผ

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Hello VJ Family,ย 

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Am traveling to my home country tomorrow praying that they let me in on my return my Advance Parole will expire on Oct 4th and will return from home country on Sept 4th, couple of advises gave me courage including Sandra thank you so much every one. please pray for my safe return. Have sent them EAD for renewal but till now they didn't cashed my check for fees is this common these days ?

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1 minute ago, AJJU said:

Hello VJ Family,ย 

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Am traveling to my home country tomorrow praying that they let me in on my return my Advance Parole will expire on Oct 4th and will return from home country on Sept 4th, couple of advises gave me courage including Sandra thank you so much every one. please pray for my safe return. Have sent them EAD for renewal but till now they didn't cashed my check for fees is this common these days ?

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How long has it been since you sent the renewal? Meanwhile concerning your travel..you're good!๐Ÿ‘

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1 minute ago, Stillwinning!!!๐Ÿ˜Š said:

How long has it been since you sent the renewal? Meanwhile concerning your travel..you're good!๐Ÿ‘

It was sent on 26th June.ย ย 

Thanks stillwinning may god bless you.ย 

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13 minutes ago, AJJU said:

It was sent on 26th June.ย ย 

Thanks stillwinning may god bless you.ย 

I guess they cash it when they start processing your case..give it some more time..either that or they probably don't require payment...don't know for sure but I never paid for any renewal!

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1 hour ago, crissM said:

Hi Guys! I hope you are having a great weekend. I need to renew my I-765 ,C09 . I want to apply also for AP . For renewal I have not payed so far because of the waiver. Does anyone knows if i submit for renewal I-765 + AP together , do i need to pay the fee?

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Thanks in advance .

You can apply for waiver for both documents! You ain't gotta pay hun! ๐Ÿ‘

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3 minutes ago, Stillwinning!!!๐Ÿ˜Š said:

I guess they cash it when they start processing your case..give it some more time..

Thanks dear my god remove all your road blocks towards your Citizenshipย ๐Ÿ˜‡

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