VAWA, Part 24

[Makanaki 136]

Please has anyone done an Infopass recently and was responded to 

[Rhema1 342]

5 minutes ago, Makanaki said:

Please has anyone done an Infopass recently and was responded to 

I do not think,  infopass works with vawa cases. 

They will still ask you to write to Vermont for they are the ones handling all cases related to you form I-360.

This thread has a lot of helpful informations that will help anyone to go through his or her vawa journey without too much stress. 

[Makanaki 136]

1 minute ago, Rhema1 said:

I do not think,  infopass works with vawa cases. 

They will still ask you to write to Vermont for they are the ones handling all cases related to you form I-360.

This thread has a lot of helpful informations that will help anyone to go through his or her vawa journey without too much stress. 

Thanks Rhema1 for responding.

 

I will go through the congresswoman 

[marcoisland777 42]

Dear All, One week ago I received my green card, I am  36 years old, I am starting to file for some federal jobs, and encountered that I have to select my current selective service status, I have never listed for it because I just got my Green Card and now I am 36, do I need to get the status information letter and show the reasons why I never listed to the selective service? is getting this letter necessary?
Is this something necessary to apply for federal jobs and later on for naturalization?
Please let me know

[Pinkrlion 2,724]

1 hour ago, marcoisland777 said:

Dear All, One week ago I received my green card, I am  36 years old, I am starting to file for some federal jobs, and encountered that I have to select my current selective service status, I have never listed for it because I just got my Green Card and now I am 36, do I need to get the status information letter and show the reasons why I never listed to the selective service? is getting this letter necessary?
Is this something necessary to apply for federal jobs and later on for naturalization?
Please let me know

Unless you came to the US before you were 25, then you don't have to register.

 

[marcoisland777 42]

1 minute ago, Pinkrlion said:

Unless you came to the US before you were 25, then you don't have to register.

 

Hi Thanks for your answer, when I was 25 I might have come to the US as a tourist and stayed only few days and went back to my country

does being a tourist with B1/B2 visa counts to register for selective services?

[Stillwinning!!!😊 4,570]

41 minutes ago, marcoisland777 said:

Hi Thanks for your answer, when I was 25 I might have come to the US as a tourist and stayed only few days and went back to my country

does being a tourist with B1/B2 visa counts to register for selective services?

Don’t really know much about this…but from a logical perspective, I wouldn’t think coming in with a visiting visa warrants registration for service. Following this line of thought, I think you’re good. 👍

[vawa2018 11]

2 hours ago, marcoisland777 said:

Dear All, One week ago I received my green card, I am  36 years old, I am starting to file for some federal jobs, and encountered that I have to select my current selective service status, I have never listed for it because I just got my Green Card and now I am 36, do I need to get the status information letter and show the reasons why I never listed to the selective service? is getting this letter necessary?
Is this something necessary to apply for federal jobs and later on for naturalization?
Please let me know

I have a green card too and I never registered, first of all, you are 36, I am 27, the gap year is 26. I don't think this is an issue for you.

[Makanaki 136]

Can anyone give me pointers on how to deal with USPS and card delivered on file but not in mailbox?

[TBoneTX 45,849]

12 minutes ago, Makanaki said:

Can anyone give me pointers on how to deal with USPS and card delivered on file but not in mailbox?

If you're home during the day, try to meet the postal carrier when he/she shows up in person.  Explain the situation politely and ask for help.

[Makanaki 136]

13 minutes ago, TBoneTX said:

If you're home during the day, try to meet the postal carrier when he/she shows up in person.  Explain the situation politely and ask for help.

I have and he has opened all the boxes nothing. I’m At the post office, unfortunately they have a notorious service over here, I got a print out of the delivery and they scanned it twice but no one here is wanting to explain to me why they scanned it twice and where it is.

is there anything else I can do?

[Zzz___1 141]

20 minutes ago, Makanaki said:

I have and he has opened all the boxes nothing. I’m At the post office, unfortunately they have a notorious service over here, I got a print out of the delivery and they scanned it twice but no one here is wanting to explain to me why they scanned it twice and where it is.

is there anything else I can do?

Call USPS customer service, file a complaint. Explain that USPS has lost an important document and that you demand that they return it back to you.

 

Unfortunately, USPS does not get it until you call them several times and demand that they do their job. My packages got lost multiple times and they kept brushing me off. After a few phone calls the packages were magically found. 
 

it’s a little bit tougher with regular mail, though.

[Rhema1 342]

17 minutes ago, Makanaki said:

I have and he has opened all the boxes nothing. I’m At the post office, unfortunately they have a notorious service over here, I got a print out of the delivery and they scanned it twice but no one here is wanting to explain to me why they scanned it twice and where it is.

is there anything else I can do?

Also, try to speak with neighbors sharing the same address with you. 

In case they have your mail, they can easily give it back to you. 

Some people's don't even,  at times, care returning all missing mails found in their mailboxes. They just left it sleeping in their homes and later on trashed it. 

So, explore that road, and see what it comes out of it. 

[Makanaki 136]

1 minute ago, Zzz___1 said:

Call USPS customer service, file a complaint. Explain that USPS has lost an important document and that you demand that they return it back to you.

 

Unfortunately, USPS does not get it until you call them several times and demand that they do their job. My packages got lost multiple times and they kept brushing me off. After a few phone calls the packages were magically found. 
 

it’s a little bit tougher with regular mail, though.

Thanks for sharing this I’m going to call them non stop now

Just now, Rhema1 said:

Also, try to speak with neighbors sharing the same address with you. 

In case they have your mail, they can easily give it back to you. 

Some people's don't even,  at times, care returning all missing mails found in their mailboxes. They just left it sleeping in their homes and later on trashed it. 

So, explore that road, and see what it comes out of it. 

Yes I have - no show 

[BollyB 56]

Won’t God do it?

I’m just grateful… New Card is being produced… my first C09P finally.

filed concurrently 10th of May last year. This morning I had someone reach out to me for a job opportunity but turned it down (no permit)… few minutes later, card is being produced… thankful for this community, those that help us understand this category of filing and of course the jokes…. Cheers to more approvals, wins and progress to us all 🥂