VAWA, Part 16

[natalysmile 75]

Just now, Pinkrlion said:

Once you left the US, all previous filed paperwork from your husband has been denied due to you leaving the US. Do not focus on the K-1 or other documents.

 

Focus on I-360, you are self sponsoring.  When you return to the US, you will have your Green card and can move forward with your life. 

Therefore, this question arose.
I am not sure if I can sponsor myself, and where to look and study it. What documents will I need...

[John_ 188]

5 minutes ago, natalysmile said:

Therefore, this question arose.
I am not sure if I can sponsor myself, and where to look and study it. What documents will I need...

VAWA SELF-PETITION

 

It clear says you are a self- petitioner and do not need sponsor if you have the Form  I-360 VAWA approved. 

 

A self-petition is a way to apply for lawful status in the US on your own by submitting an application to the US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) requesting lawful status in the US without the assistance of the abuser.  This application is called a self-petition because you are applying for legal status by yourself and you are not sponsored by anyone.

 

 

Edited October 11, 2019 by John_

[natalysmile 75]

6 minutes ago, John_ said:

VAWA SELF-PETITION

 

It clear says you are a self- petitioner and do not need sponsor if you have the Form  I-360 VAWA approved. 

 

A self-petition is a way to apply for lawful status in the US on your own by submitting an application to the US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) requesting lawful status in the US without the assistance of the abuser.  This application is called a self-petition because you are applying for legal status by yourself and you are not sponsored by anyone.

 

 

Thank you. I understand it. I don’t understand if I should give documents, then, not now, confirming the presence of a certain amount of money in my bank accounts

[Villanelle 4,122]

https://www.uscis.gov/i-864w  Natalysmile this is the form for the 864W. You do not need to show your bank accounts. Since you are filing from overseas you will be sending in just the 360.  Once it is approved it will be sent to NVC  (where you will provide the 864w, medical, etc.) and then it will go to the Embassy where you will be interviewed. (You would have done a similar process when you got the K visa.) They will place a visa in your passport and when you enter the US with it you will become a permanent resident. 

[Kersac 115]

16 hours ago, Villanelle said:

Does anyone know of a psych dr that does Skype?  @natalysmile is having a hard time finding a Dr in Russia to do the evaluation.  (It doesnt have to be Skype- she just needs someone who can provide remote sessions and an evaluation.)

I am in Dallas, and i think the psychologist who did miy evaluation will be will to do that for you. He is pretty pricey though. He charged me $1500 and he wrote a pretty good 15 page report. But then i went to his office in person, i have no idea how much he will charge for an online session. And its been over 16 months since I did it. If you are still down, then inbox me and i will give you his contact 

[Shroy123 749]

1 hour ago, natalysmile said:

Therefore, this question arose.
I am not sure if I can sponsor myself, and where to look and study it. What documents will I need...

@natalysmiledon't stress yourself that much dear. Once you are here, everything will be easy, right now just focus on the documents you need to submit along with your i360

[Shroy123 749]

1 hour ago, natalysmile said:

Thank you. I understand it. I don’t understand if I should give documents, then, not now, confirming the presence of a certain amount of money in my bank accounts

no funds, financial information is required to show unless you are submitting fee waiver for your forms. 

[Shroy123 749]

51 minutes ago, Kersac said:

I am in Dallas, and i think the psychologist who did miy evaluation will be will to do that for you. He is pretty pricey though. He charged me $1500 and he wrote a pretty good 15 page report. But then i went to his office in person, i have no idea how much he will charge for an online session. And its been over 16 months since I did it. If you are still down, then inbox me and i will give you his contact 

can you share the psychologist details? you can DM me as well

[Kersac 115]

22 minutes ago, Shroy123 said:

can you share the psychologist details? you can DM me as well

I just sent his details to your inbox. Let me know if you got it

[Braveheart123 146]

4 hours ago, Kersac said:

I am in Dallas, and i think the psychologist who did miy evaluation will be will to do that for you. He is pretty pricey though. He charged me $1500 and he wrote a pretty good 15 page report. But then i went to his office in person, i have no idea how much he will charge for an online session. And its been over 16 months since I did it. If you are still down, then inbox me and i will give you his contact 

Have you any thing about your VAWA case from USCIS

[dreamer1 320]

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/public-charge-rule-judge-blocks-attempt-to-deny-green-cards-and-visas-to-low-income-immigrants/

 

 

hey everyone, a federal judge has blocked the attempt to have income qualifications for immigrants and green card applications: the so called “public charge rule” 

 

read up. Stay informed. 

Edited October 11, 2019 by dreamer1
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[Kersac 115]

12 minutes ago, Braveheart123 said:

Have you any thing about your VAWA case from USCIS

My Vawa priority date is May 2018. I have received 2 prima fascie so far. I am currently hoping to get my case approved before this year ends by God's grace

[designguy 1,179]

26 minutes ago, dreamer1 said:

hey everyone, a federal judge has blocked the attempt to have income qualifications for immigrants and green card applications: the so called “public charge rule” 

Keep in mind the block is on the USCIS policy. Visa applicants (ie those not adjusting status within the US)  will still be subject to the Public Charge guidelines in the Foreign Affairs Manual

[dreamer1 320]

5 minutes ago, designguy said:

Keep in mind the block is on the USCIS policy. Visa applicants (ie those not adjusting status within the US)  will still be subject to the Public Charge guidelines in the Foreign Affairs Manual

Explain what you mean please... I am not clear. 
 

of you are not in US while adjusting status, you won’t be using public benefits to start with so there is no question about being a public charge... so what do you mean? 
 

now there is a different policy they came up with about being able to afford health insurance within 30 days of arrival 🤣 which is a whole different thing 

[designguy 1,179]

9 minutes ago, dreamer1 said:

Explain what you mean please... I am not clear. 
 

of you are not in US while adjusting status, you won’t be using public benefits to start with so there is no question about being a public charge... so what do you mean? 
 

now there is a different policy they came up with about being able to afford health insurance within 30 days of arrival 🤣 which is a whole different thing 

There is no such thing as adjusting status while not in the US. If you are not in the US, you require a visa to enter. USCIS does not issues Visas, they only approve petitions. It is up to the Department of state to actually issue the visas through the consular unit at embassies and consulates. The Department of State has, for a few years now, has had a public charge policy (see the Foreign Affairs Manual). There is no change to this policy happening and it is still in effect