VAWA, Part 20

[Sumar9909 81]

1 minute ago, Stillwinning!!!😊 said:

You will neither have any problem nor will you get denied! If you had read earlier post it was discussed! I went to my interview with my expired passport and was approved! Of course you should go with your i.d and other important documents.😊👍

@Stillwinning!!!😊

Thank you for your help. I really do appreciate it. 

[Sharshar42 208]

2 hours ago, Fenix81 said:

Hi sharshar did you send just the 410 alone ord you add the 85 with the biometrics 595 total?

Just the check for $410.

[Demise 1,291]

19 minutes ago, Sumar9909 said:

What should I do if I my passport had expired and I have my i485 interview schedule? Will I have a problem or get denied?

You won't get denied. They might let you in with an expired passport, however if you have any ID that's valid like an EAD or a driver license / state ID bring that instead as your proof of identity. Do bring the expired passport just in case they want to see entry stamps.

[Sumar9909 81]

2 minutes ago, Demise said:

You won't get denied. They might let you in with an expired passport, however if you have any ID that's valid like an EAD or a driver license / state ID bring that instead as your proof of identity. Do bring the expired passport just in case they want to see entry stamps.

Thank you so much for responding 

[Kiesel 19]

6 hours ago, RoundRock said:

it takes about a month for them to send a rejection letter (VSC) mine submitted on 07/24/20 rejection on 09/14/20.

I did read the instructions again and they clearly say that c9 with AOS pending don't need to pay renewal fees

Edited September 17, 2020 by Kiesel

[cindy122808 134]

@Stillwinning!!!😊 Sandranj told me to get a deferred action for my daughter (remember my post the other day?) Do you know anyone who did the same thing? I've researched all over and all I can find is DACA (deferred action for Childhood arrivals) and my child doesn't seem to qualify coz she is only 11 y.o. DACA seems to apply for derivatives who are also getting EAD so they can work.

 

I have read some write ups also on VAWA derivatives and I understood that my daughter is a derivative for sure but I couldn't find anything that fits my daughter's age to get a deferred action. 

 

I don't know what forms to use if I should get one.

 

If there is anybody here who processed VAWA, got approved and with a derivative (minor child), please let me know what you did? Did you apply for deferred action? And what forms you used if you did?

 

Thank you as always.

[HereOne 9]

2 hours ago, Stillwinning!!!😊 said:

Hey..USCIS is concerned about details..so do please furnish them with as much details as possible. They need closure that's the reason why they sent out the request in the first place..it is not an academic document..you will not be scored for it..so grammar or writing style etc is irrelevant. Straight to the point will get you approved faster! My tip!💁😊👍

Thank you very much for your help

[Fenix81 10]

32 minutes ago, Kiesel said:

I did read the instructions again and they clearly say that c9 with AOS pending don't need to pay renewal fees

Yea it say that but they still charging fees randomly 

[Stillwinning!!!😊 4,570]

25 minutes ago, cindy122808 said:

@Stillwinning!!!😊 Sandranj told me to get a deferred action for my daughter (remember my post the other day?) Do you know anyone who did the same thing? I've researched all over and all I can find is DACA (deferred action for Childhood arrivals) and my child doesn't seem to qualify coz she is only 11 y.o. DACA seems to apply for derivatives who are also getting EAD so they can work.

 

I have read some write ups also on VAWA derivatives and I understood that my daughter is a derivative for sure but I couldn't find anything that fits my daughter's age to get a deferred action. 

 

I don't know what forms to use if I should get one.

 

If there is anybody here who processed VAWA, got approved and with a derivative (minor child), please let me know what you did? Did you apply for deferred action? And what forms you used if you did?

 

Thank you as always.

I understand your confusion and worry dear..how about you wait for Sandra to tell you how to do that..or someone who has already gone through it..I haven't gone through it.💁

[AhmedEid 3]

Hello Vawa folkers 

I am a vawa applicant and my work permit c09  and driver’s liceense will be expired after 90 days i will not be able to renew my work permit and i got my prima facie  , so there is any way to renew my drivers license without work permit ?! 

[Demise 1,291]

33 minutes ago, cindy122808 said:

@Stillwinning!!!😊 Sandranj told me to get a deferred action for my daughter (remember my post the other day?) Do you know anyone who did the same thing? I've researched all over and all I can find is DACA (deferred action for Childhood arrivals) and my child doesn't seem to qualify coz she is only 11 y.o. DACA seems to apply for derivatives who are also getting EAD so they can work.

 

I have read some write ups also on VAWA derivatives and I understood that my daughter is a derivative for sure but I couldn't find anything that fits my daughter's age to get a deferred action. 

 

I don't know what forms to use if I should get one.

 

If there is anybody here who processed VAWA, got approved and with a derivative (minor child), please let me know what you did? Did you apply for deferred action? And what forms you used if you did?

 

Thank you as always.

 

What's the exact situation and why do you want deferred action for her? Like, VAWA deferred action isn't really used all that much these days for a few reasons.

Reason 1 being that she can file for AOS together with you and get a work permit under category C9 in the meantime that way. Pending I-485 keeps one in period of authorized stay, meaning that even though you're probably without status right now you're still legally in US.

Reason 2 being that even if you cannot do AOS right now for some reason, a derivative is similarly eligible to get an EAD under category code C31 (they basically need a copy of their approval notice and copy of their birth certificate with translation if not in English, copy of some ID, file I-765 under category (c)(31)( ) with VSC and pay the fee).

 

VAWA deferred action was used a lot more prior to 2013 when the C31 category was instituted.

 

If you want to get her deferred action for some particular reason basically, take the I-360 approval notice, your supplemental grant of deferred action, her birth certificate with translation if not in English, some ID for her, write a letter requesting deferred action, and file I-765 under category (c)(14)( ) with the VSC.

[Demise 1,291]

5 minutes ago, AhmedEid said:

Hello Vawa folkers 

I am a vawa applicant and my work permit c09  and driver’s liceense will be expired after 90 days i will not be able to renew my work permit and i got my prima facie  , so there is any way to renew my drivers license without work permit ?! 

You need a document proving legal status unless you're in a state that allows undocumented immigrants to get driver licenses namely: HI, WA, OR, CA, NV, UT, CO, NM, IL, PA, NY, VT, CT, MD, NJ, DE or DC.

 

Definitely do file I-765 to renew that work permit. I managed to get a renewal on my DACA work permit in 87 days, was just approved today a month before expiration.

Edited September 17, 2020 by Demise

[Sharshar42 208]

3 hours ago, Stillwinning!!!😊 said:

My darling Sharshar you know you are blessed..not everyone believes in God..but they will continue to see the power of God in our lives through our testimonies!😀💖👍

Yes love, your right about that.

 

[AhmedEid 3]

5 minutes ago, Demise said:

You need a document proving legal status unless you're in a state that allows undocumented immigrants to get driver licenses namely: HI, WA, OR, CA, NV, UT, CO, NM, IL, PA, NY, VT, CT, MD, NJ, DE or DC.

 

Definitely do file I-765 to renew that work permit. I managed to get a renewal on my DACA work permit in 87 days, was just approved today a month before expiration.

What is DACA mean and i didn’t file I485 yet

[Demise 1,291]

3 minutes ago, AhmedEid said:

What is DACA mean and i didn’t file I485 yet

DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) is something completely unrelated to this thread. It's basically deferred action and work permits in 2 year increments for people brought to US as children before June 15, 2007. I fall into this category. I only mentioned it because it is feasible that USCIS could approve your I-765 fairly quickly.

 

Also, how did you get the previous C9 EAD?

Edited September 17, 2020 by Demise