I Messed up - Conditional Green Card Expired

[Sebat4 77]

Congratulations on the baby!

 

Get Lease or Morgage contracts, utility bills, car loan, car lease, get credit card even if you or your wife are the ones on the bill (just single name) add copy of your credit card if you both use it and just use black marker to remove first few digits, get pictures from all the times together, copies of itinerary from trips that you both went too, bank joint account statements, any membership cards (AAA, gym, costco, BJs, Sam's Club, etc.) Health, life, car insurance, birth certificate for your child, letter from your doctor that you both have the same doctor or letter from a doctor that you take your baby too and that you both attend visits.

 

Give them as much evidence as you can. If you have what you just have than send all and get the NOA that will extend your GC. 

 

Edited January 13, 2021 by Sebat4

[Crazy Cat 41,887]

8 hours ago, therealsunnydiego said:

I would contact an immigration lawyer ASAP. Good luck!

Why?  An attorney would just mail everything in to USCIS after the OP has done the work of gathering the information......and charge thousands of dollars.

Edited January 13, 2021 by Lucky Cat

[Soup Dragon 104]

Do either or both of you have a will/living will?  That's good to include

[Sebat4 77]

1 hour ago, Lucky Cat said:

Why?  An attorney would just mail everything in to USCIS after the OP has done the work of gathering the information......and charge thousands of dollars.

I agree. The only time I have ever used a lawyer was initial application for an adjustment of status. I didn't know what's going on and didn't want to mess up, since then I have applied for ROC by myself, and Naturalization by myself. Saved a lot of money by just following instructions and ask questions on VJ.

 

Most of the information you can find here and a lot of people are very helpful with guidance. Just do what people are telling you, collect all the information, explain in a cover letter what happened, list all the evidence that you have with your application, and just send all that out. 

 

Don't forget to sign and a check with the appropriate amount. 

Edited January 13, 2021 by Sebat4

[mushroomspore 3,044]

No need for lawyer.

 

Include more documents of financial co-mingling and joint ownership of anything, including any insurance policies where you list each other, if possible.

[sweetadams 138]

34 minutes ago, Sebat4 said:

I agree. The only time I have ever used a lawyer was initial application for an adjustment of status. I didn't know what's going on and didn't want to mess up, since then I have applied for ROC by myself, and Naturalization by myself. Saved a lot of money by just following instructions and ask questions on VJ.

 

Most of the information you can find here and a lot of people are very helpful with guidance. Just do what people are telling you, collect all the information, explain in a cover letter what happened, list all the evidence that you have with your application, and just send all that out. 

 

Don't forget to sign and a check with the appropriate amount. 

I absolutely agree with this... when it pertinent to USCIS, I think VJ family here are more than capable of answering any questions. Good and knowledgeable people still hang in here despite some of them already citizens, just to share their knowledge and experience for us all to learn from..... 

 

 

[retheem 566]

Apply for ROC and give the evidence. And don't worry. You won't get deported. People are busy with inauguration and Capitol riots. 

[RamonGomez 271]

If there's any silver lining in this it's that the baby will probably make ROC a slam dunk approval.

[Canadaeh! 1]

Thanks you to all who replied and advised. Submitted some extra docs in addition to the ones I mentioned before:

 

Beneficiary showing my wife on my life insurance and vice versa.

apartment lease and insurance.

Combined tax 2019

Combined bank CC

vacation info that we took in the past years

Photos

 

Package was delivered late Friday, given MLK day today, hopefully gets in some hands tomorrow.

 

What should the next steps look like ? How soon can I expect them to process the Cheque/file.

 

 

Edited January 18, 2021 by Canadaeh!

[Noname93 200]

They're currently working on checks from the beginning of December. You should join the January 2021 thread and google spreadsheet, or check the December thread to see how things are moving along.