VAWA, Part 17

[Shroy123 749]

19 minutes ago, Modu said:

@Shroy123 Oh woahhh that’s nice.. you know they give 5yrs to 10yrs visa.. all you need do make sure your passport have 5yrs to expire and Canada would give you visa accordingly... a friend of mine got 5yrs and me got 3yrs they sent an email to let me know that they wouldn’t exceed my passport expiration for visa...

i applied in 2018 but didnt get a chance to visit. My passport is expiring this june 2020 so for me it was only 2 years. they issue a visa based on passport expiration date

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5 hours ago, sdot0479 said:

Thanks so much @sandranj.check this is also I summited both to uscis but they told it's not final judgment 

 

You need another document, this is not the final divorce document.  It is not signed by a judge or have a certified seal.  

 

Edited January 6, 2020 by Pinkrlion

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3 hours ago, Librawarrior said:

@sandranj please advise

You need to take into consideration that DACAis still valid,therefore your EAD is valid , but in June the Supreme Court will review DACA and if they decide to cancel DACA then your EAD won’t be valid anymore, and to file a new EAD takes 7/9months.

[Sandra G. 5,043]

21 minutes ago, Pinkrlion said:

 

You need another document, this is not the final divorce document.  

 

I checked some copies of the  NISI ABSOLUTE DECREES that I have here, I found 5 and all Nisi Absolute decrees are exactly like the one he posted here.All my cases were approved already,they didn’t have any problem .
 

i just couldn’t see the top and the bottom of the Nisi absolute but it must have the chief registrar signature and the Court stamp as well.

 

I just found 3more and it’s written “Certificate of decree absolute”, maybe the IO is used to see this kind and not the one he submitted s because the cases I mentioned  are old cases tho, or in Nigeria they changed the decree style .

Edited January 6, 2020 by sandranj

[Sandra G. 5,043]

On 1/2/2020 at 10:52 AM, Journeying said:

Hey guys, good morning and happy new year!!!! I received my new year present today; your new card is being produced. Can anyone advice me what happens now? I know it means my vawa was approved, but does it mean I get a work permit?  And can I work now? 
 

Also, my timeline:

filed June 2018. 
received 2 prima facies and no rfe. 
 

Yes you will the work permit and you can work.

[Pinkrlion 2,713]

17 minutes ago, sandranj said:

I checked some copies of the  NISI ABSOLUTE DECREES that I have here, I found 5 and all Nisi Absolute decrees are exactly like the one he posted here.All my cases were approved already,they didn’t have any problem .
 

i just couldn’t see the top and the bottom of the Nisi absolute but it must have the chief registrar signature and the Court stamp as well.

 

I just found 3more and it’s written “Certificate of decree absolute”, maybe the IO is used to see this kind and not the one he submitted s because the cases I mentioned  are old cases tho, or in Nigeria they changed the decree style .

I didn't see a signature or seal either, that is why I suggested that they get another document.  USCIS most likely didn't see it either.  

[Sandra G. 5,043]

On 1/2/2020 at 11:27 AM, Blackgloves said:

Am new here and am going straight to the point . 
ive been married to a USC wife and still married since May 2018 . I filed my AOS with her and I was called for interview. It was a long interview and I was asked about my divorce from back home (my country ) . The immigration interviewer asked me why I put married when renewing my Dropbox visa when I was already divorced from my first wife. I explained it was my visa agent who renewed my visa and didn’t know I was divorced then . Then the interview got heated and the lady asked my wife infront of me If she would like to continue with the marriage or cancel the marriage and application. My wife stood her ground and said she loves me and was standing by me and that she knew about my first marriage and kids from back home . 
 

Two months after the interview, I received an RFE asking me to prove my marriage was really null and void from back home . I sent in the final divorce documents and court papers showing my marriage was really done . And USCIS received it and about 8 months later I received another RFE asking me for the same thing but that they needed a more better evidence showing my marriage was really legally done from back home . i sent it in and it took over 9 months and I received another letter from USCIS saying my applications were cancelled and I was given 30 days to leave the country , January 13th 2020 makes it 30 days actually. 
 

These put a big strain on my marriage here since after the interview. My wife made me leave the house and pay rent too while outside and threatened to divorce and call immigration on me . It’s a long long story of ill treatment after the interview from my wife . 
 

I was asked to refile my AOS and prove my divorce from back home by two attorneys. But, my marriage here is very shaky and on the verge of divorce. What’s the probability that she won’t leave when I refile the AOS. 
 

Am resorting to Vawa because I was so traumatized after that interview by wife here. Since I’ve been asked to leave the country, Will this affect my vawa if I file for one . 

Of course it will affect your VAWA case.

 

Considering what you posted here you don’t have a VAWA case.You are traumatized because USCIS asked you to leave the U.S,and this is not ground for a Vawa case,and even if you have a VAWA case you still need to prove in your new case what USCIS asked you to prove before .

 

Look having a marital conflict  is not a reason to file VAWA, and it’s not a way to avoid removal either. I am handling Vawa for years and when someone is abused the person mentions about the abuse or he/she says I am being abused. You will need a miracle bro.
 

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Shroy123 said:

i applied in 2018 but didnt get a chance to visit. My passport is expiring this june 2020 so for me it was only 2 years. they issue a visa based on passport expiration date

Oh ok now I understand.... 😊

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6 minutes ago, sandranj said:

Of course it will affect your VAWA case.

 

Considering what you posted here you don’t have a VAWA case.You are traumatized because USCIS asked you to leave the U.S,and this is not ground for a Vawa case,and even if you have a VAWA case you still need to prove in your new case what USCIS asked you to prove before .

 

Look having a marital conflict  is not a reason to file VAWA, and it’s not a way to avoid removal either. I am handling Vawa for years and when someone is abused the person mentions about the abuse or he/she says I am being abused. You will need a miracle bro.
 

 

 

 

Thanks for your response. There’s still an option of an appeal which the lawyer just put in to reopen the case . 

[Sandra G. 5,043]

On 1/1/2020 at 7:56 PM, Apple90 said:

 

sandranj

I tried to PM you  but I can’t is there anyways I can contact you

Why can’t you contact through pm?

 

On 1/1/2020 at 7:56 PM, Apple90 said:

 

On 1/1/2020 at 7:40 PM, TheGraveMistake said:

I have a question because i'm sorta confused. So, i'm a derivative under my mothers i360 application. The receipt date for the application is sepember 10th 2018. She received her prima facie january 2019. I am however, not sure under what section she filed her I765. Anyways her receipt date for both is somewhere in november of 2018. Now, what's confusing is how she had put in my i485 and i765 application july of 2019 and i just recently got my i765 approved but my mother hasn't had hers approved yet. Does this make sense? Could it just be an oversight? EDIT: Are they processing my application separately from hers despite the i360 not being approved on her end yet?

Another edit: i just double checked and my mother had her biometrics appointment december of 2018. They just updated her work permit case status to reflect that on august of 2019. It's been a year and she hasn't received it yet. Could it be that she accidentally selected c31 when she did hers?

Your mom maybe put category C31 or not.Yes your  l765 will be treated separately.
 

Did she keep a copy of her l765?

Edited January 6, 2020 by sandranj

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18 hours ago, SUicidaL-3876 said:

FINAL UPDATE: Its like waiting for your baby to be born so you can meet him. Yes, come to papa!

Congrats to you!!!!!! Can you share your timeline please? 

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1 hour ago, sandranj said:

You need to take into consideration that DACAis still valid,therefore your EAD is valid , but in June the Supreme Court will review DACA and if they decide to cancel DACA then your EAD won’t be valid anymore, and to file a new EAD takes 7/9months.

So i should renew my c9 before I’m screwed omg lol

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3 minutes ago, Librawarrior said:

So i should renew my c9 before I’m screwed omg lol

Is better to be secure and file C9 EAD, since DACA future review / decision will be in June,. and is uncertain what will happen,. 

Edited January 6, 2020 by FeDaniela

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4 hours ago, Stillwinning!!!😊 said:

Received my C31 April 4th approval letter came April 26th. Generally anywhere between 3-4weeks.👍

@Stillwinning!!!😊 what are they looking for in the vawa gc interview. What is expected? 

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56 minutes ago, Gi Gi said:

@Stillwinning!!!😊 what are they looking for in the vawa gc interview. What is expected? 

They just basically go over your i485 to ensure everything is in order..majority of the times, it's approved on the spot..other times it undergoes further review which can take months...do your part, make sure your medical is updated, all pre-requested RFEs turned in..you should be fine.👍