VAWA, Part 21

[Restez Forts 107]

2 hours ago, God is a good God said:

I didn't file i485 with a waiver to Irvin TX, i paid $1225

I don't understand, does this I485 allow you to also apply for I765? 

If not, why apply for the 485?  I thought if your case is in court they can't give you EAD. 

[cindy122808 134]

Hello Good people!

 

Our interview is tomorrow! me and my daughter (12 y.o). Please pray for positive outcome for us! Also, as I reviewed my I485 application I submitted  before there is a question I mistakenly answered "yes" instead of no. Can I point that out to them during the interview? Thank you all in advance for your prayers!

[Ana FL 242]

2 minutes ago, cindy122808 said:

Hello Good people!

 

Our interview is tomorrow! me and my daughter (12 y.o). Please pray for positive outcome for us! Also, as I reviewed my I485 application I submitted  before there is a question I mistakenly answered "yes" instead of no. Can I point that out to them during the interview? Thank you all in advance for your prayers!

Everything will be ok! 🙌🏻
I think that you can correct the answer when they go to the yes, no question. Just explain that you made a mistake when filling out the form! 
keep us posted!! 

[cindy122808 134]

Just now, Ana FL said:

Everything will be ok! 🙌🏻
I think that you can correct the answer when they go to the yes, no question. Just explain that you made a mistake when filling out the form! 
keep us posted!! 

Thank you! I will definitely post here!

[TBoneTX 45,329]

Yes, you absolutely can correct misinformation then.  It's best to bring it up early.  Example: "I inadvertently answered a question wrong; shall we wait till we come to it, or would you like to know which one now?"

[Sparkle✨ 372]

1 hour ago, cindy122808 said:

Hello Good people!

 

Our interview is tomorrow! me and my daughter (12 y.o). Please pray for positive outcome for us! Also, as I reviewed my I485 application I submitted  before there is a question I mistakenly answered "yes" instead of no. Can I point that out to them during the interview? Thank you all in advance for your prayers!

Best to write down changes on a piece of paper and present to IO before the interview starts. 
I had a couple of mistakes too and made sure I wrote/typed them and showed to him. 

[cindy122808 134]

4 minutes ago, Strife said:

Best to write down changes on a piece of paper and present to IO before the interview starts. 
I had a couple of mistakes too and made sure I wrote/typed them and showed to him. 

Thank you. I printed the application and encircled it. Did you have to submit the paperwork you typed for the correction?

[Demise 1,290]

3 hours ago, Restez Forts said:

I don't understand, does this I485 allow you to also apply for I765? 

If not, why apply for the 485?  I thought if your case is in court they can't give you EAD. 

Yeah, while in removal proceedings you'll basically file just the I-485 with no evidence (just the I-485, G-28 (if applicable), and a check/money order/G-1145 for filing fee, or if the IJ granted you a fee waiver a copy of the order instead) with a special lockbox in Irving, TX. USCIS will issue you a receipt notice which you will attach with the court filing (which is basically an I-485 packet) just as a proof that you filed with USCIS and paid the fee is applicable.

 

Then you can file for a C9 EAD with USCIS using the aforementioned receipt notice and proof that you filed with the court (e.g. a stamped cover page of the package).

 

If the IJ approves your I-485 you will get a court order granting you AOS, you will wait a few days, schedule an infopass appointment, bring the receipt notice and the IJ's order, and USCIS will print your green card.

Edited January 26, 2021 by Demise

[Sparkle✨ 372]

3 hours ago, cindy122808 said:

Thank you. I printed the application and encircled it. Did you have to submit the paperwork you typed for the correction?

No new paperwork for that. Just take a sheet of paper with mistakes corrected. Be sure to cite the page and number. 
Use 2 columns such as: 

 

Mistake : 12b) I worked without authorization 

Correction: 12b) I never worked without authorization 

 

hope this helps. 

[God is a good God 238]

6 hours ago, Restez Forts said:

I don't understand, does this I485 allow you to also apply for I765? 

If not, why apply for the 485?  I thought if your case is in court they can't give you EAD. 

It does yes, even in court. I still get my EAD with USCIS

[God is a good God 238]

2 hours ago, Demise said:

Yeah, while in removal proceedings you'll basically file just the I-485 with no evidence (just the I-485, G-28 (if applicable), and a check/money order/G-1145 for filing fee, or if the IJ granted you a fee waiver a copy of the order instead) with a special lockbox in Irving, TX. USCIS will issue you a receipt notice which you will attach with the court filing (which is basically an I-485 packet) just as a proof that you filed with USCIS and paid the fee is applicable.

 

Then you can file for a C9 EAD with USCIS using the aforementioned receipt notice and proof that you filed with the court (e.g. a stamped cover page of the package).

 

If the IJ approves your I-485 you will get a court order granting you AOS, you will wait a few days, schedule an infopass appointment, bring the receipt notice and the IJ's order, and USCIS will print your green card.

Some people here in immigration proceedings filed their i485 with Vermont and it was accepted. It looks like when you file to Irving TX uscis won't adjudicate your case but the IJ. If you want uscis to adjudicate your case you must file a new i485 to Vermont and pay again for that

[sheima 510]

4 hours ago, Demise said:

Yeah, while in removal proceedings you'll basically file just the I-485 with no evidence (just the I-485, G-28 (if applicable), and a check/money order/G-1145 for filing fee, or if the IJ granted you a fee waiver a copy of the order instead) with a special lockbox in Irving, TX. USCIS will issue you a receipt notice which you will attach with the court filing (which is basically an I-485 packet) just as a proof that you filed with USCIS and paid the fee is applicable.

 

Then you can file for a C9 EAD with USCIS using the aforementioned receipt notice and proof that you filed with the court (e.g. a stamped cover page of the package).

 

If the IJ approves your I-485 you will get a court order granting you AOS, you will wait a few days, schedule an infopass appointment, bring the receipt notice and the IJ's order, and USCIS will print your green card.

Thanks 

[cindy122808 134]

5 hours ago, Strife said:

No new paperwork for that. Just take a sheet of paper with mistakes corrected. Be sure to cite the page and number. 
Use 2 columns such as: 

 

Mistake : 12b) I worked without authorization 

Correction: 12b) I never worked without authorization 

 

hope this helps. 

Thank you!

[Vale1 93]

14 hours ago, Kama2018 said:

Swear to God, yesterday I wanted to text you, please make a posting joke for me, and can you imagine what?

I am speechless and want to cry.... How long I was waiting... How many tears..............

New Card Is Being Produced

On January 25, 2021, we ordered your new card for Receipt Number , and will mail it to the address you gave us. If you move, go to www.uscis.gov/addresschange to give us your new mailing address.

I'm the happiest person now, my friend!!!! Happy happy happy!

[Aadi135 68]

Hello Guys, asking for a friend. 

 

She got married to US citizen in September 2020. Things are not going smooth and there is too much abuse including physical. She is going to file VAWA soon. 

Q. Fortunately, they sent there whole package (485, 131,765, 944, 693, 864) already, she havent received biometric appointment yet. But if she will file VAWA, and will request to USCIS to hold her 485, what she need to do with her I-131, and 765? She need to send new I131 and 765 or she can use the one they will approve? 

 

What if USCIS approve her I-131 and I765 prior her filing VAWA? Can she use it to travel her home country?

 

thank you,