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On 5/23/2020 at 1:51 AM, AhmedEid said:

Hello everybody 

i sent my vawa case package to vermont USCIS in 29th of April i want to ask

when will i get my first notice of action (NOA1) ?!

it is been more than 3 weeks now and i get nothing 

It might take 10 to 45 days.

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On 5/21/2020 at 5:00 PM, HolaBola31 said:

Hi guys!

I need your advice one more time.

So I was mentioned here couple times that I’m waiting for my work authorization. 
I filed it June 2019. It’s been almost year and I didn’t get anything yet.

Actually Tuesday I will file EAD renewal for my son...second time at that time when I even didn’t get mine.

So. May 25 my current work authorization is expiring.

So basically tomorrow will be my last day at work😭

My boss wanted to help me and found the lawyer  for me.

So when I finished to tell her my story she said that I filed wrong category.

So. Guys. Did I wrong category or she is mistaken?

I have my pending I-485 

Also pending I-360

My EAD is under c09 category (through the marriage) I filed the same category for renewal.

Layer is telling it should be under I-360. So under c31 category. And i need to refile it.

Is  she right?

She got me confused.

Thank you  for your answers🙏🏻

 

The attorney is wrong. You can file category C31 AFTER YOUR VAWA IS APPROVED, because you have the AOS pending then the category is C9.

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1 hour ago, sandranj said:

You must TERMINATE the deportation order in the before the AOS interview.

But my lawyer told me after aos,I’m confuse someone said here that her aos was denied  because she has 2 entradas 

but me my deportation is based on asylum so I don’t know and I send a package 360 745 and 485 the only thing my lawyer didn’t include it was 131 AP because of my status 

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2 hours ago, Matou said:

But my lawyer told me after aos,I’m confuse someone said here that her aos was denied  because she has 2 entradas 

but me my deportation is based on asylum so I don’t know and I send a package 360 745 and 485 the only thing my lawyer didn’t include it was 131 AP because of my status 

Sandra is right you need to terminate your removal preceding before you interview your attorney can do it through the court 

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On 5/27/2020 at 2:22 AM, MariFD said:

My VAWA was approved. My abuser is my son and he still lives with me. He is on drugs but he will go to rehab. 

When I get my greencard what will happen if we live together? Maybe he will change.  He is my son.....

 

@sandranj I know you are lawyer. Can you help me? 

Do you have a specific question for Sandra? Nothing will (directly) happen when you get your greencard. The greencard just means you are a permanent resident. For VAWA cases where its spousal abuse they like to see the victim has moved on (divorced) from the abuser- although divorce is not required. They want you to be safe! Because this is your son he may not ever be 100% out of your life. You should find a therapist if you dont already have one and discuss with them ways to separate yourself from your abusive son. It can be very hard but you need to take care of yourself first! You cant help him until you are stable. A local therapist can help you figure out what you need to do to secure housing under your name, the bills, bank accounts etc. You may also benefit from a social worker. The therapist may be able to refer you to one or you can contact your local DV hotline or call 211 and ask for social worker assistance. 

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20 hours ago, jack1821 said:

Hey , I need help.  I've submitted my work permit at a company and they are saying they cant verify my identity with homeland security. I received my 1rst work permit and the one that came with i-360 and I submitted the one that came with the approval (i-360) since the other expired  and  they say it cant be everified.  What can I do ? This is a new job I don't know what to do, my child depend on the job. .

https://www.e-verify.gov/mye-verify    You can do a 'self check' on e-verify. Let us know what results you get. 

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17 hours ago, Naguto7659 said:

Thank you again @Engineering-rocks

 

i ead even going to seal my marriage case but ex husband does not let me. Was worried that uscis can think he was right though he was the tiran . He abused me but claimed in the divorce that I cheated on him and even put physical abuse towards him and that I frauded him to get into marriage. All of that is lie. He just wanted me to suffer since I could not bear him anymore. 
 

We just finished the divorce and it ended as just “incompatibility”. All the accusations he had just did not go to the divorce degree.

 

still dont know if I should fight to seal the case - it is costly and know that he will fight back as he usually does. What do you guys think?

The only thing that matters is what is in the final decree. Theres also no point in attempting to seal the final decree because USCIS will want the final decree- sealed or not... In the US court system there is a general policy of 'innocent until proven guilty'. Now divorces are not criminal matters, but its the same theory. Any accusations in divorce proceedings are just accusations. The only thing that matters is the final divorce decree declarations. 

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I tried to e-verify my result as well. but it doesn't give me proper result. I have both c09 and c31 EADs.

I am getting this PDF file when trying to verify

 

You referred your Self Check case to DHS after you decided to contest (take action to resolve) a DHS Tentative Nonconfirmation (DHS TNC). This document confirms that your case was referred to DHS. What you should do Call DHS within 8 Federal Government working days, by __________ (MM/DD/YYYY), to begin to resolve the DHS TNC. The DHS TNC Further Action Notice includes information about your Self Check case and which documents you need when you contact DHS. Have the DHS TNC Further Action Notice when you call DHS so that you can refer to it. If you do not take action within 8 Federal Government working days, by _________ (MM/DD/YYYY), a Final Nonconfirmation will be issued and Self Check will not be able to confirm your employment authorization.

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1 hour ago, Villanelle said:

The only thing that matters is what is in the final decree. Theres also no point in attempting to seal the final decree because USCIS will want the final decree- sealed or not... In the US court system there is a general policy of 'innocent until proven guilty'. Now divorces are not criminal matters, but its the same theory. Any accusations in divorce proceedings are just accusations. The only thing that matters is the final divorce decree declarations. 

Thank you are awesome. I meant to just seal different accusation petition and forms but have the final decree public.

 

yes finally degree is just we have restraining order (like keeping distance and not talk etc) for the rest of life seems like. Also - since my husband was making way less I am paying some of his attorney costs per degree (yes I know it’s stupid with what he has done to me and just used me but I wanted it all to be finished after emotional and physical abuse). What do you think it will look ok for USCIS?

 

do you mean divorces were criminal matters? Omg I thought they are civil

 

thanks again

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2 minutes ago, Naguto7659 said:

Thank you are awesome. I meant to just seal different accusation petition and forms but have the final decree public.

 

yes finally degree is just we have restraining order (like keeping distance and not talk etc) for the rest of life seems like. Also - since my husband was making way less I am paying some of his attorney costs per degree (yes I know it’s stupid with what he has done to me and just used me but I wanted it all to be finished after emotional and physical abuse). What do you think it will look ok for USCIS?

 

do you mean divorces were criminal matters? Omg I thought they are civil

 

thanks again

Divorce is civil. I didnt mean to confuse you- I was just trying to say that in courts in general (civil or criminal) anything alleged in it doesnt count. Its only what the final determination is. Does that make sense? 

 

USCIS is going to look at the final decree. If it doesnt mention anything about abuse (on either side) that is fine. Its only a problem if it says abuse (on your side towards him). They also do not care much about the specifics of the finances and property distribution. Of course if its something crazy like you will pay him 1 million dollars or buy him a Mercedes they may question if you are 'paying him off' (marriage fraud) But a standard divorce where assets are split reasonably (and you pay his legal fees) is not anything out of the ordinary. 

 

When I divorced my first husband I ended up agreeing to a settlement for similar reasons. I just wanted it to be over. Money didnt matter when compared to the stress of having to interact with him. 

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