September 2019 AOS Filers

[stephbd 91]

On 4/8/2020 at 9:02 AM, marlasinger said:

Same thing happened to me, I got the best surprise ever in the mail yesterday! I thought it was just the interview cancellation notice but it was the approval! I had to read it 10 times to make sure it was true 😂 congratulations!!

 You didn’t receive any text/e-mail or status change online?! 😱

[marlasinger 44]

1 hour ago, stephbd said:

 You didn’t receive any text/e-mail or status change online?! 😱

No not until after the day after I'd received the mail approval

[stephbd 91]

8 hours ago, marlasinger said:

No not until after the day after I'd received the mail approval

That’s crazy! 🤣 well good for you! Congrats!!!

[marlasinger 44]

7 hours ago, stephbd said:

That’s crazy! 🤣 well good for you! Congrats!!!

Thanks! It's certainly a big weight lifted. Hopefully everyone else gets good news soon too 

[Jennie Kim 7]

On 4/8/2020 at 6:18 AM, Sarge2155 said:

Looks like they might be starting in ernest now. Congratulations to you!! That's  two of us from the Dallas office!!!!

Hello! Did you get you GC already? Congrats!!

[Sarge2155 4,587]

24 minutes ago, Jennie Kim said:

Hello! Did you get you GC already? Congrats!!

Yes GC in hand thanks!

[ank$nik 11]

today my EAD card is produced😊

 

[Sarge2155 4,587]

1 hour ago, ank$nik said:

today my EAD card is produced😊

 

Very good congratulations.

[Fe.Ta 874]

Hello!

For anyone who was completed the new Public Charge form, a friend is having to re-submit his application, so the new form applies.  He is asking what he needs to fill out or do if he does not have the following yet:

 

-NO SSN

-NO health insurance

-NO license

 

And some other things he doesn't have because he has no SSN and, therefore, can't get these documents.

 

What can he do now?  Or would he fill out the form?

Background:

He submitted the AOS back in August 2019 and it got denied in April 2020.  Even though him and his spouse got a RFE and submitted the response, there were still some documents missing, so it got denied.
 

@Sarge2155 Do you know how the re-application process goes with something like this?  He has been in USA legally since December 2018, already married for a year and a half or so and came in on a K1 Jamaica-USA.

[Sarge2155 4,587]

1 hour ago, Fe.Ta said:

Hello!

For anyone who was completed the new Public Charge form, a friend is having to re-submit his application, so the new form applies.  He is asking what he needs to fill out or do if he does not have the following yet:

 

-NO SSN

-NO health insurance

-NO license

 

And some other things he doesn't have because he has no SSN and, therefore, can't get these documents.

 

What can he do now?  Or would he fill out the form?

Background:

He submitted the AOS back in August 2019 and it got denied in April 2020.  Even though him and his spouse got a RFE and submitted the response, there were still some documents missing, so it got denied.
 

@Sarge2155 Do you know how the re-application process goes with something like this?  He has been in USA legally since December 2018, already married for a year and a half or so and came in on a K1 Jamaica-USA.

Yes he would have to submit a NEW application including the I-944 plus the fees. He got denied so that one is done.

Edited May 6, 2020 by Sarge2155

[Fe.Ta 874]

29 minutes ago, Sarge2155 said:

Yes he would have to submit a NEW application including the I-944 plus the fees. He got denied so that one is done.

Right. But, the I944 asks for a lot of information based on SSN that he doesn’t have, so he is wondering if that would affect the application. For example, he can’t provide health insurance proof because his spouse’s insurance won’t add him without a SSN. Would not submitting this proof increase his chances of denial? I am thinking it will, but I haven’t had to deal with any of that. 

[Sarge2155 4,587]

19 minutes ago, Fe.Ta said:

Right. But, the I944 asks for a lot of information based on SSN that he doesn’t have, so he is wondering if that would affect the application. For example, he can’t provide health insurance proof because his spouse’s insurance won’t add him without a SSN. Would not submitting this proof increase his chances of denial? I am thinking it will, but I haven’t had to deal with any of that. 

I have not dealt with the I-944 either as I filed before the deadline, but I do know the form is a monster to fill out. I would suggest  he get a VJ account and visit the March and April 2020 AOS threads everyone there has filed the I-944 and he can learn  a wealth of information there. Be advised the form is so difficult that several people have got rejected several times due to the form not being filled out correctly. Sorry I can't help on the I-944, I was determined to make the deadline so I could avoid just this.

[Fe.Ta 874]

Just now, Sarge2155 said:

I have not dealt with the I-944 either as I filed before the deadline, but I do know the form is a monster to fill out. I would suggest  he get a VJ account and visit the March and April 2020 AOS threads everyone there has filed the I-944 and he can learn  a wealth of information there. Be advised the form is so difficult that several people have got rejected several times due to the form not being filled out correctly. Sorry I can't help on the I-944, I was determined to make the deadline so I could avoid just this.

Yeap! You and I both! Haha It is too bad his original was denied. I will let him know. Thanks

[Sarge2155 4,587]

@Fe.Ta any word on your interview yet? Should be any time now I suspect. Hopefully things will pick up now that some offices are opened again.

[Fe.Ta 874]

22 hours ago, Sarge2155 said:

@Fe.Ta any word on your interview yet? Should be any time now I suspect. Hopefully things will pick up now that some offices are opened again.

Nothing.  We are very discouraged and over this #######.